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LANGSTON CITY, O. T., HATURDAY
APRIL tOtk. 1895.
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MR JURY LET OUT.
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Orders Their
ia Taylor Cass.
THs-
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At SsAlaet.
AM tf
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'OarrJItM, Mc
O., April Jt.AI w
o'stoek tkie moralaf tke Jtry la tke
Taylor sms, wkish had bsja out liBM
liNo'WoikTMMi; ", WM
hruagkl lata Minm, ajaweh m
Jmmm4 wilhMiK -ai riff
aUeker asked: Qratlemea, is there
aay prospect that you will agrM oa
verdtotr
"Noae, whatever," replied Fore
mm Oeorge F.sming.
fc"Wtaatdo the rMtof you Myf
naked ths judge-
Titan to ao tHom whatever," re
plied MTn) of tke jiiryauQ.
"Do yoa aUs4 no at yaa atood
from,, tks trail" Again asked tke
IH-?
Tkejerere ftplied that the first
ballot vmmvcb for eoavielioa aad
Mra for anajaitlal, and that tke raiall
had remained aaahaagei on all tu
tors belfote'
Jadga Beaker1 ordered lha elark lo
nler oa lha dookal tbat tha jury ha?
eg failed to afrc bad oesa ais
ed aad tha oaM had baaa eoa-
tfaaad lo tka aast taroa of eoart.
Aa tka jarnra ilad oat of tha sosrt
room tkay vara hiaaad, hooks! at aad
. revUed by tka people whs kad gath
ered akoal tka soar! kaaaa.
mtmmmBmmmm
aflrmad the ! "H'd for the work. It ta understood
Ikst a limited dtgrse ka talked with
tka aceretery la regard ( partiee who
ara aetata pheee oa tkaaoaiatiaaloa'
a kaowa far
hypaotie etae.
KiDMalJ
Maboaald. tka Mareaia aoarl. kad
tka aawar. aad woaid aava rttM for
BteDoaaM,aaonviatioa. Tka aaait
tal of MaDnaal aataM la kva baaa i
ia:atf iaga af JmNm
MM
WILLARO AND LI SCI-1N0.
art tt
daaWaa. Tkaaiaa
ainida aa tko
ladaa MartuM ;!
waa Bat araaaato J lo tka aaareaia! Uadar tha o.rca8ataacfa bo felt mora
aauri It it had beaa aad tka aaaia " lJ b ww "
a-;j., ulMat. ta aa acaiaat aoaditloa, to talk of ikU featnra of
rat bed kaaa artaeatid afteitq "". oat u ta asoeratood
idi aaa weu apou iwa reatareaiore
at length Inter ia the day, whan ho
weal over aaattera with the ircaidnt.
Ia Ike talk with tlio prtmident Mr.
Dawoa repeated bit detira to get of
tka coaaiieeloo, and aleo aald, tkat
ia hie jadgmeot errtein aea were It
for the work aad that crrtaiu otbera
were not. It ia aaid Ike prcaideut
atteaiptet ti d-aanada Mr Dawta
frcm hie idea of lotting the oommii
aioa. Hteidiutho cvaat hacoald
reaaeio ia the country but a abort
titaa Ike ooafidet.oe the people kave
ia bi would make him of more talae
to the eotumiMioD thau tom one elaa
ha Bight naoie. Tbeu, aa he waa tka
oaly republic m member of the com
aaiaiioB kia rcaigoatton would eall
for another appointment, oi like po
litiofl.aad tbia would place him ia a
Boaitioa hit desired lo atoi'J.
II ie uut certain, howet r, tbat Mr.
Dawaa will allow bimaelf to be iula
eaeed ia the aiatter. It ia beliated
tbat in the etent Mr. Dawee retiiea,
Ike president, under tha preeeara to
get rid of ctarr membere, will are
ate aa eotirtly saw oommtuioa.
Tail he will oonmeuoe by oaatiag the
three aeaibera or daolaking their
plaaaa raoant, and than appoint' Ite
ea to create, the oouimiaiioit.
Ei.TSTHE maUIB FLIO
. April lt.-Tee ehMatar Elk
afaka Boataa Frail aoaaaaay,
tred apoa kj a Spaaieh
oa kar voyage to Jaaaaiaa, ar
bare early today. Oaplaia Hop)
aaid regarding Ike aaTir: "On
til 1 we were pffoaaediag ia our
ar Hiurae, wkeu aboat 11 o'aioak
foreaooo off Gape Mayti, wa
a veeael which weeuuld not at
t make oat. We were attoat a mile
ekore. 8addenly the etraoger
a bleak akol aaroea our bow.
ia caoead the greateet et oitement
board aay boat, a geutlemio froaa
Jaey and two from Okiaago beiag
derably alarmed. Ofeoereewkca
akot wm ired I atopped aad allow
ke veaael lo eoma ap wilkia kail
lag diataaae to Mil I found it waa
gaakoat, but eooJl not olearly die.
tiagtUk tka aama. The Irat part of
t wm 'Meata'and I eoald aot poMibly
Bake oat the real of tka aaaM. Wkao
ikeMwtkeBrittatftg tjatiagotar
Mfveaaetekenkagaar Kar war1 like
attitadeead qaiety ataaaaed peat aa.
Wa oroeeeded to JamaiM, wkare
I laid tka matter befera tka proper aa
Jltboriliee,"
loM
tie
T0 MOBS 0UILAW8 SHOT.
EaaMBMM, Oa.. April ll.-Tuaaday
night the Uuited StatM depaty mar-
ala loMtad the f agitiva Ooter train
obbera; bat daring the night the out
lave fled. They ware tracked to a de
leered raseh formly kaowa m
Draaim'i raaea; 7U mtiM aortauMi oi
bare, aad ware preparing dinner vm
Marday wbea tkey were aarroaadad ky
tha oalaara and ekaliaaged Their ra
ply wm a volley of baUete.
Tka oatlaws, tta ia nutaber, at
MaapUd Ic forea tkeir way out but
eat oo every aide by bullets from
btaser's wiaebMtera. Tkna of tkam
lacll? MMped, clMaly paraaad by
pert of the marakals, .a few takiag
akrga ol tka two outlaws wko ware
liMes.
afaaeetlka aaarkals wars kadly
maaaisd aasapc aaa aaaaM Moore,
wk raaeited a ballet ia tka shoulder,
iiama aatarai taaa aeageroaa.
1
AtMoar the laat aigaatara of Fsmm
let Dooenee waa afliad to a etate
srest of "lha Position of the Na
tional Women'e OhrUlian Teaaper
eaM Unioa of Ike Uaited SUIm ia
relatioB of the ooloared people.' It
eorrecta "wrong impraMiona con
cerning Ike attitude of Miaa Wittiao
toward the ooloared paopla ia Atneri
Tbat have beea made ia aertaia
qaarters. Tkat lady, it Mya
wm of aboUUoaut parentage, aad aae
karaalf bM alwaya oantaiued the
poeitioa that ao coloured line aould
be drewa by either eosiety, and the
women wko have tku far gaided nd
eoalrelied tkaac arMt uaUoaei or-
gaatoaliona bavs aevev eoagkt to
etUblieh aay dietinetiou ia either, bat
kavo fraelj aad gladlt aeaepted tke
eotoared womea m calaars' aad del
egstMtotke aoaveatioaa of both.
Wilkia tka a few weeke Mtoa Wiliard
pakliely dMlarad that if a aertaia
womaaelub of ekieago. of wkkk
aha is a member, declared to rtssivs
soloared women oa let me of cfaality,
ekeekoatd raiiga ker aMaberabip,
Through bar iblaraee moy cf thft
State aaioaa bive adopted reaolutioaa
agint lynching, aad the National
Uuioo kaa pat itaelt aajarely oa re
cord ia tke wai way, while her aa
aal adareetee ea preaideat have
plainly indicated her diaapproval of
awn lawless and barbaroaa proceed
iaga Ths statement, a copy '. which
i forwarded lo oa by Lact Hmbv
SoMaaasT, will ramova some painful
uiagiringa oo the aide. A latter
from Mia Floranoe Bilgaraioe ekowa
tbat tke miagitiaga -not ia regard to
Mtoa Wuxabb. bat ia regard to the
W. 0. T. U. ia America were aot
auita srouBdleea. At tke Aaaaal
National Convention in Cleveland,
Ohio, tost November, ia spits of Miie
Wtuaaa's reaommandatioa of aa ax
preeaioa agaist lyaekiag, the
Sootbera iaiaartM wm atroag enoagh
logettbroagh a hollow reaolatioa,
praying tkat the time may epeedily
come wbea ao hamaa being ahall be
eondemned witboat 1m proceM of
law, bat adding.
aad wbaa tke anapeakable oatragM,
wkiek have ao often proved aauk law
leMneas abould be banished from the
worlJ, and childhood, maidenhood,
and womanhood shall no mora be the
vietimt of atrocities worae than death.
Thia laat elauae. Miss Baisamib
rightly aays, ia an obvious apology for
lyMhinga aader oertain alleged sou
ditione, and ia aa incanUra rather
than a dtooouragement of lyaeMng.
With the view of streaRtbeoiog Mtoa
Wiibam's kMda, bMked by a earn
berofBritieb Tempereaea woman,
aha ia moving for an appeal to their
egUtoted sisters of Iks W. O. T. U. ia
every Mate ua tows of Amertea,
aortk aad eoatk, to apeak oat iaaa
aristskskla tanas af bIm! tka korrid
art karbaroas iojasttoe of lyaekiag.
create a aenaatioa. Civil M well
m erimiaal proeeedlaga will ka la
Mtatat agataet laose was are
rsaratalfVaasevsd with tka
Mr. oaaa sate tke fiovwnmeat
afaHaoraaia variaaa depsrtaiealB
at farloas points prjearioff the aacee
Mry proof of warrant arretta art
chut notwithstanding ths preai la
genstty of tbe criminals In tkeir op
eratioBB, a complete cbaia of evidcBM
of their guilt baa beaa welded.
Tkw aWat aoanterfait 9 eent postage
Mteejpe asaied at the Welle-Fargo ex
arais Omwe here were addressed to
afataaaMaraofr, cigar dealer. Ha ex
sjwiaed that be had boairht them from
tke "Canadian Novelty and Suoph
Co ," of Hamilton, Oat., paying $100
for wkat purported to bs $118 worth
of good etampe.
MORE LITIGATION.
John O. More Will Continue His
ConUei Against the Income Tax.
J'OE PAUL KILLED
Tke Woman Over Whon He Killed
His Father Proved ilia Death.
aaat, art Weald make no arrests of
A terrible murder oacured near
Pula Valley iu abicU Jauiiaon Mo-
Clnre, a Cbiekaiaw Indian of mucL
aote, short and inatautly killed Joc
PmbI, another prominent and wealthy
Chickasaw Indian, who ia the Indian
judge of the Cbiokuaaw country.
Paul bad just returned from Tiah
omjogo, where he bad been holding
soart, ahen be found that MoClura,
who ia hia nephew, had stolen bia wile
The men Dulled their guns and a
deadly bsttle fook place and when
Iheamoke dMred away Joe Paul,
well know over tke Indian oouutry,
WMadeadmaa.
Two and a bail yrtars ago, Stoi
Paul, Joe Paul's father, married an
Indian girla. After some mouths
tha new wife became inMuated with
the aon, Jo Paul, and aoon aba quit
the father for the aon. Tbia caua d
a difleulty between the father and
the eon aad tha aon killed the father.
After thia he kept hia father'a wife
and it wm this hbo Indian woman
tkat Muead tke deal k of Joe Paul.
She had become tired of Joe, and
bad. in hia absence, fellen in love
with Jamison McOlore. The Eillin
Naw 1 obb, April 18. John O.
Moore, who brought tke Otiginal suit
contacting the validity of the income
tax, aaid last sight: "I am advtosd by
my oobomI tkat tka eoart divides
equally oa tke question of tke validity
of the tax ao f ar as the $4,000 exemp
tion to oooMraed. There ia aatroug
cipaeaeion of opinioa by Justioe Field
tbat the entire law to unconstitutional.
Thus, however, cannot be decided on
til there ia a fall bench. The question
M to the validity of the exemption of
14,000 oaa be raieed by a motion for
a rehearing beforethe full bench for by
making a payment under protest and
suing tke collector to recover the
money This iaonly a partial victor.
I iataad to aoatiBue tke coateat
against the law aad if Bseeaaary to,
do o, I will make my ratura, pay my
taxee, then institute suit to reeover
t adb re to my original opinion that
the lew is aot oaly odious to a graat
majority of the Aaorioaa people, bat
ie iu violatioa of lbs ooaatilalioa and
I iuieud to praaa tha soatsat to a Aa
iab. Attorney J. M. Wilson, wko repre
sented John O. Moore ia the court of
appeals in the recent eaeea. aaid tbia
morning tbat the further proceedings
would be begun immediately. "Se
em! parte of the law will ba attaoked,"
taid be, "the principal one being tke
exrmption from taxton "f ineomM
uudi'r H 000 iiiuuullv. Thia will bs
be attacked as au uujuot dimnmiua- J
lion I cannot aay just yet who thai
eompUmanta or what titlae the auita
will be, but they will be instituted
very soon, probably within a very few
dayj, and pushed m rapidly m poss
ible.
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Two More Packagea of Couaterfeite.
Captured by Secret Service Men
Caiois), April 19. Counterfeit 3-c-eut
postal stamp era rapidlv accumn
Uting in tke banda of Capt. Porter, of
the United States aeorat Service two
more packages containing 5,710 each
having been captured yesterday. Ar-
reeta are expected to follow ia a abort
time. It is now believed the persons
be caused great excitement among implicated in tbe matter may be found
tke Indiana, and even the whites who n Chicago and til the priosipal cilie
GUTHRIE LEADER
(Daily and Weekly.)
HOST-
Progressiic, Life & Enterpris
ing PAPKB PUBLISHED IN OKLAHOMA
knew botb
wealthy.
men. They were quite
BEADY TO NAB THEMl
Closing In
On The Caoeon
Thieves.
Mist
OAWKS WANTS TO RETIRE.
HYPNOTISM.
Twraii. Kaa., April II la
taarview yesterday Ohisf Jristtos
Isaatioa, of;tks Kmsm aaprems eoart,
I away tha geaerel aosepls
lliaa iaat the eoart kM raaogaiaed
am m a dalsasiva akw ia a
IrsardarcMS. Tka fasts ia tka bsm
Isratkssst A aua asaaad Orsy pro-
rad akBrart saails a mm aaa
aafcaeM lo (WM PaMaa. dray
JCaDnaaM aakeve tkat Peek
lareduciag wMokaraotcr of Mra
ePoaakl. MoDoasld. wko did
killing, wm acqaitted. rey
latM fcavtotedia tka lower
tsws me Matte Over With the Preai
eat. whe Peslrae to Batata la Una.
Wtaarsevns, April ll.-8peeial.
Ex aVaator DawM.of Iks sommtoeioa
baariaghto aaae, apaat soms tisM
with tka sssretwy of tka iaterior to
day. Tka coafareaM wm joiued by
Oensral Frank Armstrong, wko to
booked m member at Ike commis
siea ia the bbst fataua.
Ki Seaator Dbwm etstad tkat ks
Aid aot waat ta roasaaa on tka soaa-
tokaaHk wm amer aad
laaterswera aaah akat ks
kadeeeeladed toabeaaou tbe work if
kscwalddoeowitk tka jaaaaat of
tkoat laaemUd ja aawHagtaa ladtoa
prohlsas. TkaalaHaejMa
of tba matter sad Mr. Oa
ooorl, tkt sort of aa kit kabra4 to bt best
Rmo, Ner., April 15 Tke 0s
sttatkia afteraoon saya. Earoeat
MarrtoBMlUt of tha United StatM
braaob at Oaraoa, aad Joha T Jones,
asaistsat meltor and refiincr, were
saapsadsd this aaoruiag. Tka Oas
ette kM positive iaformatioa tkat tka
miat shortage amoanU to aboat $80.
wu Ma oovera a period oi ire yeara
raaaiag tbroogh tbs tsrms of two
former superintendents and oontiaa
iagduriagtkeJpr.'Mut administration
Tke bullion ou band has all been re-
aaatyrd to ssoartiiln if the value raark
sd oa tbe"sbaB"or bans, tallied
with tkeir true value, but it did udf
Inspector Msasey ia atakios: a
tkoroagk sxamiuatioa of mint affairs.
He foaad tkat oaa Uepaait containing
about $18,0001 ona half gold, has
beea replead by bars valued at $2,
000, atoetly silver. Usited Statei
diatriet Attorney JosM ia tke iatt
view Mid tbat importaat arrest
would soon be made snd last tbe aa
ca&cat tl kt atttii wguiil
f the United StatM. All tha paoka-
fM asmsa wars reoeived from Bufflo,
N. I., by the Wells Fargo Express
04 They oame from tbe "Canadian
Novelty Oa,,rofHetnitton. Out.
Foetmaster Hseing bad tbe aaiuple
of tbe epariuaa atampa on hia desk to
day. "They era extraordinary count
erfeits," be uid. "One million coun
terfeit atampa such us threo could pass
through tbia office every day and not
be delict ed. Where we handle 1.200,
000 letter daily, otooelliag them on
maobinee whiob have a eapastty of
40,000 per hoar, you sMkowitis
next to impossible to exaaslae tbe
stamps. Thia makea it all Ike mors
dMgeroM ia the line of counterfeit
ing. Wbea one puts this counterfeit
by ths side of a good atam p tke dif
ferMM can readily be detested . Tbs
bsd stamp li larger aad tba printing
Bot ao good, yet good enough aad
near enough in aiw to deceave any
uoanspeotiag mo iu tbe world. What
tbeeffeotof tbia diaoovery will be I
oannot tell. Tba preeent 2 cent issue
will uodoubtly be recalled, hut I have
uo authority for that atatemeat forth
ar than my jugdmeat of whal the gov
erament must do to protect itself. It
mar ao be aeMMary to make a dew
deaiga. A aaw color might ka us
Cast. Itraart aaid that ka regarfed
Iks pargatstrs of tbf atanspe ie iuac.
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atcdEreLldi.
Far sale by druggists at 35 cents per box.
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tbe Cherokee A Kiokapoo Lands, Furniehed. Correapondcuco S -ticit,v I
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