The Langston City herald. [volume], June 22, 1895, Image 1

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WITHOUT FEAR, MVOR, OR PREJUDICE, WE ARE KOR THE KIGHT, AND ASK NO QUARTER, SAVt ..JUSTICE.""
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i. 1895.
OLD!
GOLD!
ite Indications Point to Voat Do-
poaitsoftho Yellow Motal
jjfcegold excitement in gutting to a
rer heat, aaJ it it now alaust cer
in tbat th reports from the Wich-
a mountains of gold in naviuir
lasnlities are not creation of an idle
sin. The bt-st and must intlnantinl
incs men of this citv liva th
iteet confidence in the find and
eat preparations or now in nniM
Oil. TflirafD ttutiA flnnklaJ S. .1...
laid supp.itB are ii.daeqaate to meet
femands aud orders by wire by
IfeVnthriainerfilianbl UFA ntlmarnna
IttThe assay is entirely satisfactory.
Kftd all eflbrta it being made to keen
Me mtater dark in order that the com
w may uamroi me uoicl.
3The trulh of theao statements nan
Wl verified ouly by personal inspeo-
io( mcn the eituatioo certainly
irfknts. The reaulta ah.iar a i..M
!rom$200 to $U()0 per ton. An
jug outfiit, aooompained by
io of be wealthy citizens of Gulh-
leave soon for the flelr. Dootor
idervoort, Joe Wisby, United
itee Marshall Nix, Mr. McKay.
wtrict OJerk, h. E. Pitta, and otbora
Ifll lOln. Ol 111 111 lllmmntr tiaa raanU
be cxinp Hiid tho end in not vet
jMioor Alartin, who hus jist re
urufil from El Itjnn, brought over a
all puc of ore fronj which Dr.
NlUderVOOrt tfot 15 cants wnrth of
Kid, r at tbo rate o! $1,200 to the
A WARM RECPTION.
An Attomptod Hobbory of n Bank at
Butte, Mont, Foilwl.
A HOUSE SMUOK
ING.
BY LIGHT
THE TICKET FILLED.
Kentucky Hepublioau
Natno Candidates.
Finally
Tbo Ilalrplus and Corset titayiof two
women Melted mm ttiolr Bodies Frlirht
fullv liurntd-A Miniature Battle
W J. WoitTHIXOrjN CtlWIfl
UKOTSNAKT U0A1IWJB.
Kill
to nnito in petitioning the I. 0. au
thorities against these onlragea: It
ia n shamo far tbo refined colored
lady tt, be subjootod to such on tragus
and insults, but tbo lougor we bear it
the worse it will be
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CLE SAM AND THE WALLER
CASK.
f WsiitKaT0N, Jnne 19. There was
cry strong intimation in the atatu de
imcnt tbat ex Consul John L. Wal
of Knsas, who ia serTiog a term
twenty nue yours in a Frenoh pris-
for ulle'ed crimes iu Madaguacar,
likuly to reesiva very little aid frcin
gyvtrnment. Tno intimntiou was
pat ctrtiin papers have beon received
aTeui E'nbHBsador Eustin ahowincr ovi
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ceo opuu which Wullor way con
Mted btforo tlio Frotich court-mar
In in Miflagiiscar. nud upon this tbo
nwnabaaod tint Mr. Wnller
cold likely meet with disnpuoiut-
leut In bia hope for aid from tbi
wiulry. louliuc first to bii fiemlotn.
lid BMIOud to U restnriiUuHnn nfhiu
lianoial rights is Madagascar. It u
iicated that papers received show
it Mr. Waller did eaunive with tha
ova gjyii'iiiu tut against tbo Freuoh,
il taat for ajme roison ho wai co
luragiug tbo plan for an uprisiiu of
natives ugainst the French martial
rogimo prevailing at tbat time.
k is itnnouucpd to ba a seriona
a iu that couatry, aioording to
neb law, and tbo punishment pre-
bed h not excessive.
Btrrr. Mont, Juuo 12. A man.
who refused to give his name, en I
tereu me ailver liaw national hn,.k I
hero at the noon hoar yesterday and
demanded money from W. O Thom
as, who was in charge. The demand
was backed by a gun, which was
thrust throunh the navimr tnllnr'a
window. Thomas iumood down bo-
hind tbo counter, grabbed a gnu and
fired six shots into the ceiling to at
tract the people in the street. Tho
robber ran out of the building and
wilhh bis gun ordering the nooule
out of his way. A policeman heard
the ehootiug and met tbo man run
ning uway. A buttlo took place be
tween the two, and was kept up for a
block, both emptying their guns at
each other. A part of the oflicar'a
coat was carrisd away by a bullet,
but otherwise no damago was done-
Thorobbor was oxpturod by a depu
ty sheriff He is a stranger here,
having arrived ten days ago along
with n gang of safe blowers. He so
cured no money. Tbo officers of the
bank gave the policeman aud deimtv
sheriff $100 aaoh for their work. The
bankers bad heard that an attempt
was to be mad to rob them, but paid
little attention to the warning.
So Manr Clarrur for Nomination la Tim
111 uc a mm S into. Tlmt Work or tho
Convention Is NocetMrlly Undo V-y
Blow-llcmocrats Dlvldc-d Motwuen
CarlMleand lllnakburii, Who Roprusout
Bound Alon y and Kroo dllvcr.
WILL STARVE THEM
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BAPTIZE
PEOPLE
COLORED
Bi mcinnati, O., June 19 At tho
tist minister's conferenoe this
ruing the Rev. Johnson Myers,
i will become pastor of the Eman-
I Baptist Church in Chicago, July
i taken to task by Rev. H. D:
Iwd of the colored churob, for some
ed utteranoos regarding the bap
i of the coiored peonlu. He asked
, Myers if it was itua that be bad
in Chicago that ho wculd be will
Itoimumrse colored people. Mr.
era said it was true that he Lad said
nd be was emphatic io repeating
'rpjlong as the Baptists maintain
tea lor coiorcu people toe color-
pit ought to go there and stand
beir own pastors," be aaid.
i bad refused to baptise colored
lie bare for tbat reason, and wbat
bad done here be intended to prao
in Onieago.
A H0USK 8TBCCX BT LIOHTWO.
Kiowa, I. T., Jane 12. Durinir
the prevalence of a thunderstorm
hers about 11 o'clock monday nfcht
lighting struck Mr. Thompson res
ideuse. tearing out the end of the
bouse and setting fire to the furniture
and clothing of tbo oatnpmts of the
sitting room, and but for the timoly
arrived of neighbors, all would huve
been crew tied alive. Mrs Thomp
son and Mis) Lulu Ojlliua wore
knocked seunoleta, tho hairpins and
co set stiys of both 1 idiea bjiug mult
ed, while tbsir beads, lasoi u 1 their
left side cf their bodies were pirahz-
ed and fnubtfnlly burned, the oolt
tearing one of their bhoos into shreds
whonitmado its exit. Miss Ella
Ward uud Mr. J.B Jones, tho other
tno persona present, sustained pain
ful though not necessarily fatal in
jured. The pbysiuia-ss bays little
hope of saving either Mr. Tbompsou
cr Miss Col!iu3. The injured were
draggee from the burniug building
and into a drenching ralu and the
fl.mos djslinguished.
Lonisvillo, Ky., Juno G; Tbo Re
publican statu convention closoJ to
night, nfler two days and two nichta
or exciting contest. After adjourning
mo tlrst (Ky'e session at midnight,
the convention was today in contin
uous session loom 10 a, in. until 7 p.
m. without refreshments, and then
took a rooosi for supper uulil 8 p. in.
Tho delegates bud absorbed eover
al hundred speeches aud voted more
than all previous Rjpublioau delo-
galeo !n Kentucky had voted dtirinr
the prosont generation. Thoro were
almost l'JO avowed cumlidates for the
various state nominations, nml thn
contests were so intenso that order
could not always be maintained'
When the convention took a recesB
from 7 to 8 p1 m. tboro wcro two
nominations still to bo nude, but a
recess was necessitated by tho nobili
iy oi nairman r.vuns to proceed in
the noisy confusion.
Tonight's session was even rnoro
boisterous than tho (.fternoou nro-
ceeding, aud the deligutcs wero held
in their scuta until long after mid
nibt.
Tbo Doaiocratio convention meets
here Jane 25, to decido whether tho
Oarhsleites, for "oound money," or
the Blaokburnites, for "free silver."
shall prevuil- The Republic ius think
their old dominant oppoueuta will be
so divided as to give toduy.s nom
iucos a winning chance. Tha eena
torohip was au importunt factor at
this convention, J. W. Yerkos, A E.
Wtlscn, J. A. Lewis. George Denny
and W'ulter Evans beinr; tho Ruimbli
can u3pirauts for Senator, Blackburn
has ex-Governor Baokuor. ex Gover
nor McCreary and Governor Brown
as his opponents. Col' Bradley, who
uas unanimously nominated for gov
ernor yesterday, is not in the sena
torial contest, but should he be el
ected in this Democratic stronghold
in November, his name will be pros,
entcd next year for the vice preaiden
cy;
No Outsido Food Supplios for
Nestorian Christian.
tho
BED
FBON
Summer Shoes
A DREADFUL MASSACRE IN CHINA
Mon. Wujun ami Clilldran Killed nt tlinMI).
Ions In Cheng Tu Trnn-rormen Into
a Desert.-Dnrk Rumora-ATor
nado Inltalr.
SNaw Yonx, June 18. A press cor
respondent, writing from Dialea. Rns
sia, sty6: Tho Turkish government, it
is claimod, baa just tuken the prelimi-
uary nteps in what may result in n
massacro of Nestorian Christians in
the mountains of Kurdistan. It is as
sorted tbo government has given or
dors to starve tlio independent tribad
of Notorious in tho mountain region
immediately west of Gawar. which
map be deaorideJ as hying about mid
way between Mosul and Lake Van
about 60 miles west of the Persian
froutier. The orders, it is stated am
tbat no food supplies of any kind
eball be allowed to enter the torritory
of the independent tribes, and tbat
measuros are said to be taksn toinforce
these orders to the letter. This aotion
is apparently tuken as a means of com
(idling the independeht tribes to sub
mit to tho Turkish autoritiea and Io
pay tbo tuxes from the independent
tribes. Tbo present caursa of the
of the government is taken iu somo
quarters as an indication that tba aul
tan bas set on foot a systematic per
secution of the Christians in all parts
of the empire.
Is now prepared
to furnish you
with all kinds
of Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, in
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fact anything in ESCZ.trsrxTE sssqe HOTJSE.
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Okicinoma SveT
EGUTHRIB
THE JIM CROW CAR AND
COLORED PEOPLE
THE
jUBD ONE WOUNDED
THREE.
raiNoviKw. Ntk , Jnne 17. G. A.
her. a resident of Spring Creek.
yesterday, gave himself up to
bberiff, eaying tbat he bad killed
man, wounded three more aud
hided a woman nearly to death.
I fealiy killed and wounded goes
i name of Woodfork, negnee.
, Porter, it seams, went after eome
Hfeged horses. The Woodforke
I to give them op and a fijbt
A MISUTUHt DATTUt
Oklahoma Citv, Ok., June l'-J -News
bai jnst reached this city on the east
ern boundary of the Kickapoo onuutry
between ex -Mayor Baird and John
Gaudy. The latter was occupying a
lot owned by Baird. Baird attempted
to take forcible possesson and a fiubt
ensued, in which Gandy was badly
beatau with a scantling. At a lutn
boar last night the parties, reinforced
by other members of their families
and friends, came together and re
newed the battle. A free for-all
right ensued, in which weapons of
every character from a six-shooter to
a tomahawk wero freely used. Gan
dy was shot in tbe back and is re
ported ia a critical condition. A nura
bar of others were more or less seri
ously injured 3everal arrests were
made. Owing to the distanoe from the
railroad full particulars cannot yet
be bad.
ON A SPREE.
Sionx Oity Ia Jane II. Tbe resi
dents of tbe eastern part of this city
have been baviag serious troublo for
eome time with a band of 100 Win-
nebago Indians, who oame to town a
abort time ago to sell gooseberries.
After pitching their tents the aboris
inee went on a prolongs 1 spree, and
for daya it baa been dangerous for
anyone to approach tbe camp Tbe
redskins have already been notified
by tbe police tbat tbey most rotnrn to
tbeir reservation in Nebiaska, but
have disregarded the warning.
There are so many of Ihea and thay
are in saah a reckless condition that
tbe officers are unwilling to interfere
with Urns.
New Ojileans Tmbunk
Surely tho jim crow car law is an
outrage upon humanity; the lav pro
vides for separation of tbe white and
colored raoes, hut it also provides for
equal accommodation, is merely a
farco and outrage. As a minister.
our profession necessitates us doing
a great deal of traveling on tlio sev
eral railroads operating in tho States. I
find wo can testify that tba L Si N.
the Q & O. aro tlio only railroads er
capt Governor Warmoth's Hue that
makes any pretense of equal ucooiu-
mouauon. xne Illinois Uentral ia
the worse governed of thorn all.
We have, on several oooisions, com
plained of tbe outrageous manner in
which the obnoxious separate car law
ia enforced on the Illinois Central.
Once we filed a written complaint with
the offlsials of the road. Tbo con
ductors aud porters of tho I k n
have but little regard for separating
the raoM in eo far as it applies to tbe
keeping ol white men of the colored
compartment. On last Saturday we
took a trip to Amite City, and one
white man rode all tbe way from Now
Orleans to Amite City iu tbe Negro
half car, and on several occasion two
or three white men left the white
folks' oar and came iata tbe Nesro
half oar to drink wbiskoy or -somo
other drink, and wont into the water
Closet. One Of tbo old Onnfi.ili.rta
veteriane who wai returning frjm
Huston, came into the 'Negro ooa
partmentand exchanged coal; tbat
is, be polled off one coat and pat it
in bis grip, and pat another on bis
body. During the whole trio white
men were passing and repassing tbe
Negro compartment smokinir and
nsiag obscene langnage. We ear
nestly appeal to tho Negro, preacher a
a iinvxxu-ox. UASJAnna J outux
LoNnDN.JoNe 18. A special dis
pu'ch from Shanghai says it is almost
certain tbat a massacro of the persons
condecled with tbe English, French
and American missions at Ohong Tu
lias oocurrod. Neither men, women
nor children have been intercepted by
the government, the obje:t being to
conceal tho news of tbe maesacro. A
l'roncb gunboat is en route to Wuen
Cnang to investigate tho report.
Good store. We
have a full line
of Dress Goods,
and Shoes. Oth
er mercb.ants
will tell you that
shoes have ad
van c Ed in PricE,
but WE will
SELL you
SHOES
than .
at
OKLA.
THE GEORGIA SENATORSHIP.
WubiNaTON, Jnne 13. The retire
ment of Senator Gordon !rcai public
lie life, wbiob be has announced will
take plactt at the closo of bia present
term, has attraoted considerable atten
tiou here to the senatorial situation in
Georgia. According to present iudioa
lions, it ia to be a race between ex-
Speaker Crisp aud Secretary Hoke
Smith. TheSaoretary ia very confi
dent of tbo strength of tbe adminis
tration iu Georgia and cf tbe ability
of tbe administration forces to carry
the state for "so and money." Speaker
Crisp bas lately made a positive and
unequivocal announcement of his posi
tion, which was not misundor stood,
coming out squarely for the indepen
dent freo and uulimitedcoinugo of sil
ver at a ratij of 10 to 1. Ropreaeuta
ievTate of Georgia, eayu that tbe with
drnwal of Senator Gordon is comer to
oomplicalo mutters considerably. Pat
rich Walsh will undoubtedly come for
ward again for farther senatorial hon
ors, but the indications ara, Mr. Tate
says tbat the real fight will be be
tween Speaker Crisp and Sacretary
Smith,
Bolow we give ou
a few prices:
All Beat Prints,.. 5c. per yard
Shirting Prints, .. 4c. "
Ohallies, 24c. "
Gingham Checks, . . .4c. "
Shirtings, 44c. '
Lacos, iu. up.
36 In. Henrietta,.. 25c. "
Worsted DreBs Goods, 84c. "
Paper Colors, .... 5c. per. box
Men's Straw Hats, worth f0c.
for 15c. .
Ladies Heavy Shoos, 35c. per
pair.
(I MnrlI..M Q1. ri. it
, muuium ouvva vuu.
' Fine Shoes, 1-00 "
" Dongola Shoos, $1,15 "
Moil's Plow Shoos, 75c. up "
14 Heavy Shoes, 9Uc. "
" Medium Shoos, $1.15 '
Dongola, Put. Tip, $1.35
" Boots, all prices
Infant's SI1003, 15c, up.
Cp9YJ5,HES and I kinds of
HEAVY WORK ShoEs on hAND.
hVKRx- PAIR WABREN'IED.
CALL
ON
WARM FOR WHITECAPS.
Salxu, Mo., June IU .The home of
Eli Harvey,, 24 miles north of here.
was visited about 1 2 o'clcok last night
by a mob of wbitecaps, numbering
about Iwenty-five. and part of them
forced their way into tbe house in
eearah of John Harvey, Eli's son.
Tbey were met by John in the upper
ball and be openel at once, killing
Joseph Nelson. Then- be went to a
window and fired again at a man in
tbe yard, wounding b iin. The wound
ed man was carried off by bis friends.
and up to tbii tian his name and tba
e xlent of cf bis injuries are unknown.
Jobh Harvey had for eome time beta
enamored of a young woman named
Carts, and tad on uameroui occasions
threatened her life unless she married
him. This was the racson for tbe raid
Tbe men com posing the mob are unknown:,
we also have
a fi ill lino nf
Groceries,
flourandfeed.
Highest cash
price paid for
your produce,
also Hides and
Furs.
THE RED
FRONT!
W- H. Smithr
TU POST
Williams & Clarke
-For low Prices.-
In Dry-Goods Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, ANU Notions,
Our Businoss the Past Year Proved a sui-coss.
We are now in shape
to give you
Rook Bottom Prices3
Come And SEe Us,
One door East of City Diujostobe.
Washington Boulv. Langston City Okla
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Aro now enrryiug n now lino of tho only fine first-clasH Kontiiekoy, Tonn
nud .Mout Vornou Whiskeys, by tho jug, qt, uud pt, nluo Br.i:id!M, Cia' w
Tobni-co Etc.
Tiiey are the Only Firm in the City handling a
mVow f.tmtnr
Pabst Celebrated Export
Wbcn you waut a First
Washington Boulv
FARMS
oinUuiJii
13i:k.
Wbcn youwuuU First class Drink or SiucWo, call on thorn.
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