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GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1697.
VOLUME 10.
NUMBER 12-1
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Board of Director In
Janet Stratton, Horace. Speed,
First publlahed In the Dally Leader Sop
tomberSS. 1897.
Notice for Publication.
Land office at Outhrle, O. T., Sep
tember 87. 1897 , u . .,
Notice Is hereby glvon that the follow-Ing-uainod
settler has filed notice of his
Intention to maUe tlnal proof lu support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and recolver at
United States land oQico at Guthrie, O.
T,. on Novomber 2, 1SU7, viz:
William O. Uoldon, for tho seqro' sec
23,twp 15, r 1, w.
tie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, vlr:
George Walker. Walter Halght. Wil
liam Brown and Edward Johnson, all of
Hprlngvale, O. T.
4257 A N J Orook Register
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puhltshod in Ibe
Dally
1897
Lead'
September S3.
Sotlft for Publication.
Land otUce at Gnthrle, O. T.. Septem
ber 22, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that tb. follow
log uamod settler has filed notice of his In
tention to n.ahe final proof In support pf
hl claim, and that said proof will be
made bfore register and receiver U. 8
land office at Guthrie, O. T., on October
28. 1897. vli: ......
Cyrus T. Yager, for tho a hf e qr sec 1.
twp 17, raw.
lie names tho following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, vlr:
John D. Blanchard, Joseph Board.
Cyrus W. Yager and J. L. Mann, all of
Guthrie, 0. T. , , .
1255 A. N. J. Cnoos. Berliter.
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addition to Hank Officers!
Itobert Martin, J. B. Cottlnghart,
W. J. HORSFALL, Cashlor,
Twelve Reasons Why.
The St. Louis Bepubllc gives a dozen
good reasons why newspaper readers
hould road this paper Hero they are:
1. Tho Republic Is the groutost nows
paper published.
S. It has a cable news sorvlco over tho
entire civilized world, which no othor St.
louis paper can socuro.
3. Special correspondents In all the
large cities and capitals of Europe.
4. Nows Buroau In .Sow York City and
Washington D. C.
5 Special correspondence in every city
and town lu thevestern United States.
I 0 Members of the the Associated
Press, the greatest news gatherer In the
world.
7. Publishes dally the market reports
of the world
6. Issue, a magnificent colored maga
zine cover with the Sunday paper.
9. More noted writers ana artists eon
tribute to The Bepubllc than any other
paper.
10. Issues an unequaled four-page
comic weekly with each Sunday paper
froo.'
11. Publishes pages of Interest and
value to womankind.
12. Iu 10-cent Dress Pattorn Depart
ment Is tho most popular feature over in
troduced by a newspaper. Thousands
pstronlzelt.
The dally and Sunday St. Louis Bepub
llc is W a year, 3 for six mdntht and Si 60
for three months. The Twice-a-Week
Bepubllc Is ("1 a yenr104 papers, two
each week.
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NINE FOR CONVICTION,
THREE FOR ACQUITTAL
THE LONG TRIAL ENDED.
Luetgert Mnket Stnteinont Concern
ing the Uaio-Sitoti Ito Mil Nut
Kill Ilia Wife nml Hoc, Not
Itnotr "here Sho 1 Will
lis Tried Again Will Alk
to lie Jlolrateil on Unit.
Chicago, Oct 22. The Luetgert
Jury has disagreed nnd been dis
charged. It stood nine for conviction
and three for acquittal.
The twelve men were divided as follows-
For conviction nnd tho donth
penalty. Helokhold, Boyd, Blbby. Ma
honey, Behmlller, Hostner, Shaw,
Franzen nnd Fowler; for acquittal,
Hnrlev. IloliibSrd nnd Harbor.
Last night Luetgert mndo the fol
lowing statomunt under oath:
"To tho Public Tho result of ny
trinl Is a victory for mc becauso of the
disagreement of tho Jury, but 1 nm
very much disappointed nnd very
much surprised thnt tho jury did nut
bring in a verdict of not gulltv.
"1 did not kill my wife, nnd do not
know whoro she Is, but I nm sure thnt
It is only a question of timo until hIio
comes home.
"I did not jjo vpon tho wltnoiw
stnnil because my lnwyor. Judge Vln
coiit, wns bitterly opposed to my do
ing so, and W'iinsc- he ndvUed me it
was not necessary. 1 nm grntoful tor
the tremendous change In publio boh
tiincnt In my favor, nnd time will
demonstrate that I nm not only nn in
nocent, but n very grievously wronged,
mnn. Adoi.imi I LrirrnriiT."
"Subscribed nnd sworn to before
mo this Slst day of Octobor, A. 1).,
1807. F. M. Suu.iVAX, Notary Public."
"Yes, sir, wo will try him ngnlu,"
said Suite's Attorney Dencon, whoit
asked ns to probability of Luetgert
being brought before tho court n sec
ond tlmo. "When xve will get at him.
however, Is something I cannot toll
you now. We have had nine weeks of
this, and I must have a couple of
weeks' rest After that wo will look
tho ground over and get our evidence
together."
Counsel for Luetgert gave State's
Attorney Dencon, notice thnt thoy
would to-day make formal nppllen
lion before Judge Tuthlll for the ad
mission of tho prisonor to ball. Judgo
Tutthlll will be naked to fix tho
amount of ball ut 15,000, but Luet
gert will enter court prepared to fur
nish bond for 880,000, If noeeskary.
State's Attornoy Dencon wns not pro
pared to say whothor or not he would
rosist the application.
It Is quite probable that some pro so
cutions for perjury will result from
tho Luetgert ensa Whllo the state's
attorney refused to affirm or dony
this, It is given on tlrst-olnss authority
that tho testimony of two of tho
principal witnessed for the dofensu
will bo laid beforo tho grand jury for
an investigation. U'lie two wltnossos
against whom It is said indictments
will bo naked are Willlnm Charles,
Lnetgort's business partner, nnd Mary
Slcmmcring, the domestic lu Luct
gert's household
MRS. SCHLEGEL TESTIFIES.
Wlfo of tho Stan Who Kllleil Dr. Har
der Tolli Her Story,
Kansas Citv, Mo., Oct. 33. Grny.
haired old men nnd benrdloss youths;
women who had long passed tho fair
and forty period, and even little girls
scarcely beyond the prnttllug age,
erowdod tho Criminal court room to
the overflowing point yesterday. It
had boon announced that Mrs, Schle
gel would relate, down to the most
minute, ropulslvo dotal!, the story of
the nllcgod assault on her which had
for Its dlruot outcomo tho tragic death
of Dr. L. A. llerger und the present
trlul of John Sahlegol for killing him
Those lovers of the salacious wero
somewhat disappointed. Mrs. Schltt
gel's story was necessarily indelicate,
but tho nauseating details that hnd
bocu looked for wero nvoldod. With
ono or two exceptions, Mrs. Sfchlegel
told a couneoted nnd plausible story,
which the state could not materially
change on tho cross-examination.
Mrs. Sohlogel was on the stand mt
of tho day. She was constrained und
plainly much embarrassed. Hor voice
was so low that her nuswors eoulil
scarcely be heard ton foot from where
she sat.
Never before In the history of tho
Jackson county criminal court lias a
oaso been fought so vigorously. The
lawyers on both sides seem to apply
every enorgy In tho contest for ad
vantage and to jealously resist ovary
aggroslve move of the opposition.
Every few minutes the proceedings
aro Interrupted by objections, where
upon eounsel and court rotirc to settle
the difference iu private. The law on
admission of ovldence is coniultod
constantly nnd construed variously.
hopperTamjlytrou bles
F.don
M'sllacu Uoolde to Leave Her
Huiband'S Opera Coin pan r.
New York, Oct S3. Edna Wallace
Hopper has finally decided to leave
the "Bl Cupltan" company at as early
a date as, under legal advice, she can
do so, and will then begin proceed
ing for separation from her husband.
The attentions of Mr. Hopper to Alias
Nellie Bergen, the prima donna of the
company, have been a sourco of much
misery to Mrs. Hopper and nearly re
sulted last season in causing Mrs. Hon
I per to withdraw from the company.
CONDUCTORS DISCHARGED
SftDtn l'o Mnkn WlintMnln Dllmlttnt of
l)lil anil Tried Men
Topbk v, Kan . Oct 52 Seven Santa
Fe passenger conductors, soine of
whom have been with the company
for more than twenty years, were
discharged last night. They are F.
G. Gould, W. C. Darln? and Alex.
Ferguson, who resldo in Kansas
Clly, C 11. llraneh, of Kniporlai
William Cope, of Newton; Daniel
Murphy nnd J. M. Johnson of Denver.
Branch, Gould, Denrttig and Ferguson
wero in what Is known ns the Knsteru
division; Cope was lu the Middle divis
ion nnd Murphy and Johnson were In
tho Wostom division. Three mora
conductors, whose nnmea the company
will not yet dlrulgo, will also be dis
charged within the next sventy-two
hours.
The discharge is due to the discov
ery by the company's detectives of the
wholosnle carrying of u certain gang
of persons without proper transporta
tion. The three yet to go will be dis
charged for the same reason. Fergu
son Is the ouly one who was not let
out for that cause. He was discharged
on account of the Lftng wreck.
DISEASE WIPED OUT.
All Tuberoulniu Cattle at Miiiihnttnti
MnlBlitnrt.
Manhattan, Knn., Oct. 22. The lu
vestlgntiou for tuberculosis in tho col
lege bent wns continued yesterday,
nine mom nnlmnls being slaughtered,
nil of which uvrrnired .iiuoh ni Wed
nesday's. .Some cases of yosterdny'i
handling were particularly pro
nounced, others merely typical. A
calf hilled hnd failed to react on the
tuberculin test, but post inortom ex
amination proved the diseaso just be
ginning to penetrate the system. In
herited weakness nude the animal ex
tremely susceptible, mid the disease
was contracted from affected animals
nnd infected quartern.
Seventeen animals were oxamiuod
during tho two days' investigation,
nn.l nil proved to be in much the con
dition indicated bs the tuberculin re
action. At thu conclusion, Drs. Law
nnd Gcddes made a vorbn! report to
the board of rogcnls.during thu course
of which Dr. Law stated that the re
maining animals of tho college herd
ero In n perfectly healthy condition,
having twice fuilod to react In thor
ough tests, nnd that among Intelligent
breedors tills fact would bo recognized
without doubt.
DON T WANTHARHISON.
Tnmnmny Hccot tho (,'oinlng Vlllt of
ChlntBti Jllnrnr.
Nmv Y'oiik, Oct. 22. The nnnounco
men t that Mayor Harrison of Chicago
is coming here to speak lu behalf of
Judgo Vnn SVyok. the Tammany nom
inee for mayor, is not recelvod with
favor oven by the Titinumny sachems
From thu outset the ltepublloans have
boon criticised by the Tummuuy man
agers and leaders and the newspaper
supporters of tho CltWuus' union move
ment fur importing campaign speak
ers. The nccoptMiico of Mayor Harri
son's tonder of services U regarded as
a stultification of the Tammany posi
tion on tills subject.
It is believed that Henrv George has
docllnod the services of scores of Pop
ulists and silvor orators, among tho in
Jorry Simpson und ex-Senator Poffor.
who volunteered to speak for him in
Now York. George lias dot) speakers,
nearly all rosldenU of Greater New
York.
WANTS CROKER IN JAIL.
Henry deorcn S.j tho I'enltontlary
Vitwiiw for the lloft.
Nkw Ynmc, Oet 2'.'. Henry Goorgo
nnd o.x-Postmaster Dayton spoko lust
night at a Thomas Jefferson muss
meeting iu the borough of the Bronx.
The candidates were enthusiastically
reeelved. Henry Goorge said: 'I say
nothing against the personal charac
ter of any man. If Croker got his
palaces and race horses honestly let
Iilm romniu nore. n they wore pro
cured by robbery of the people, by tho
misuse of (lower lie usurped, 1st htm
go to Knglaud.
"If I Imve the power tho peniten
tiary yawns for him. If I have tho
power the fata of 'Boss' Twswl and
John Y. AIcKune will b his. I make
no threats, but a great crime has bsu
ooinmltted. "
SPAIN SENDS A NOTE.
TelU lluelo Bum I'lllliuttorlni; I
VI o-
IhMoii of Intoruntlomil Uir,
Lokuom, Oet. ii- The Madrid oor
respondent of the Dslly Alall auyst
Senor De Louie, tlie Spanish Minister
t Washington, has been instructed to
notify the Amorlosn government that
henceforth filibustering expeditions
will be regarded as breaches of Inter
national law.
l'opo to TbUo I'loul Action,
Washington, Oct 82. Th aardlnal,
arohbishops aud bishops eonstltuting
the board of directors of tho Catholie
University of A merlon decided to refer
the ease of Mgr. Sebroeder, professor
of dogmatic theology at the university,
to Pope Leo for Until determination.
Mr. KsMon llegln lleeioroeltr Work.
Wasiiikotox. Oct 2. Special Com
missioner Kassoa, who was appointed
,t0
deal with the negotiations for
reeiproolty agreements under the new
tariff act, conferred with the French
ambassador, M. Patenotro, nt tho
slate department yes tor day for sev
oral hours.
A Large Telileijuah Htor Horned.
Muscooee, Okla., Oet 22. Tho large
store of J. 8. Stapler, at Tahloquah,
was entirely destroyed by fire. Tho
loss Is estimated at 840,000, with SIS.'
1 0Q0 insurance.
TO
BIG SYNDICATE FORMED.
7a, 000,000 U ltnlel In Two Honrt
for the rurpoio of IIiitIub the Homt
It ! I'rniioirtl to SutWfj the
(Intern luenl't Clnliu In full
Snbnorliitlon routing
In hjr Million!.
New Your, Oct ?a. Russell Sago
created a Sensation .a Wall street late
yesterday by announcing that ho had
been invited by President MeKlnley
to form a syudlcate on the Union Pa
cific railway, on the bnsti of satisfy
ing the full government claim In the
Union Pacific.
Mr. Snge Invited subscriptions to n
plan to be hereattur brotttrht out by
hi in for thu foregoing object. The
imyii.eut of the government clnlm in
full Is understood to be the first cor
dltlon iu this pluu.
Mr. Sngu's representatives an
nounced last night that ho had re
ceived subscriptions for over S7,000,
000 within two hours of his announce
ment It waff an noun cod that hu
would continue to receive subscrip
tions until his plan wt.s subscribed ut
least throe times ovor. As In t'u bond
transaction. Mr. Sago thinks there Is
unlimited capital for tho settlement
of tho Pnclilo roud debts without loss
to the government and without blind
pools.
Among tho subscription reported to
Mr. .go's Union Pacific scheme were
the following:
Itumell Sage
It T. Wilson Alia
Samuel Thomas
I). II. McAlplu
Keiitler & Co.
Hank or State ol New York
William Waldorf Amor
Mr. Astor's .subscription
IS.O00,0(H
10 000,000
111,000.000
10,000,000
6,00 J 00
1.000 000
0,000.000
Is said to
have been received by cable Inst night
Some of those names represent other
Interests bosldes tho signers.
It Is said that a large Now York llfo
insurance company will subscribe to
M- Sage's plans for 310,000,00'J.
Mr. Sago goes to Washington to-day
to confer with tho President nnd the
Attornoy Gonornl at their request
INTO AN OPEN SWITCH.
I'. H (1. 1'itMeriKiT Tritln Wrt-ckeil Ner
blluitm Sprlniin.
Sii.oam SpittNOH, Ark., Oct 22. The
southbound through mull nnd express
train on the Kansas City, I'ittsburg .t
Gulf railway, known as the Arkansas
Traveler, due here at 3:10 yesterday
morning, which loft Kansas City on
time, ran Into an open switch nt Sul
phur Springs siding, resulting iu u
disastrous head-end collision.
A through north-bound freight hud
just taken the siding, but thu switch
bud not been closed and tho pnssougor
train dashed into it under, almost a
full hend of steam. Tho engines came
togojther with tremendous force. Tho
onglncer, who was n new mnn taking
Engineer Dempster's place, rovorsod
his engine nnd jumped for his life,
oscnplng with only slight brulsos.
Tho iireiuau wns caught In thu tendor
and burled beucuth several tons of
ooal, but was reseuod In tlmo to sure
his life. Kuglncor Steppo and the
fireman of the freight also jumped
and escaped serious Injury,
The mall car wns totally demolished,
and Postal Clork James II. Mooro was
found lying unconscious uour the ten
der, saturated with vrntur. His In
juries uro internal, and It Is thought
he cannot recover.
Nllrer Agente i, College.
Chicago, Oet 22. Tho outcome of
the Andrews episode ut Brown uni
versity is the formation of tho Clvlo
Union, an organization the sole ob
ject of which Is to spread the senti
ment of free silver In thu colleges of
this country. Agitators have nlrendy
been sent to Northwestern university
and ths University of Chicago, und It
Is quite possible that those propa
gandists may break out In the farm of
Instructors.
()u n Chsrgn ot Ilrlberjr.
St. Louis, Mo. , Oct 82. State Presi
dent of Miners William Carson of O' Fal
lon and William Norbury of Troy,
James Page of Staunton, Gus Horn of
Olenenrbon and Thomas Simpson of
CoUliisvllle, members of the executive
committee, are being tried by thu
convention of thtrty-uvo delogate
miners lu Itast St Louis on the charge
of accepting bribes of 8X) each to In
duett tho miners lu their distrtots to
return to work.
I'reibrtnrlant Score I'rlnceton.
Galbshuhh, III, Oet HI Tho Pros,
byterlan synod ot Illinois adopted res
olutions denouncing Prlneetou uni
versity for allowing the use ot wine at
banquets, and scoring the faeulty for
permitting tho sale of liquor at Prlnee
ton inn.
lUntUm Osuiet Inianlty.
Topkka. Kan.. Oet fi. -Mrs. Hattlo
M. Belden, the wife of a young farmer
near Teeuinseh, was taken to the state
Insane asylum to-day for Insanity
eauted, so physicians say. by being
baptised in iee water when sho was a
girl. Seven years ago sbo was bap
tized and at onee took slek. She after
ward recovered for a brief period, and
during that time was married, Sho Is
tho mother now ot two children. Dur
ing the past three years sho has been
ill almost constantly and it has affect
ed her inln'i
M'KINLEY APPEALS
RUSSELL SAGE,
NEEDLES POINT.
Ho Wanted to Bo With the Indians
and Got What Ho Wantod.
The Leader Ilurrji
ltth and F t , N W
Washington, 1). 0., Oet o A r
colpt for tho appointment of Col
Thomas B. Needles, of Illinois, as a
member of tho Dawes commission has
at last leaked out. Mr. Needles bails
from that classic part of the state
known as "Kgypt." By taking euro of
this distinguished Republican the ad
ministration Is BRVed from disruption
Colonel Needles was an issue, and as
such could not be overlooked He is a
man of intluonco in the state and has
hold ollloo ever since tho praotiee of
holding oflleo becamo fashionable He
has been stato legislator In both
branches of tho general assembly. Lie
has been on all the loading political
committees, and when in the legisla
ture wielded an Influence by reason of
his position ns chairman of that pow
erful comtnlttco wblch controls the
appropriations of the state He was
United States marshal of Oklahoma
for a timo under Harrison Ills asso
ciation then, principally with the In
dians, equipped him, Colonel Needles
thought, for work in tbs Indian de
partment, aud when the Bepublleans
came Into power, he shied his castor
into the ring and deelnred his inten
tion of Indian commissioner.
For this placu he was backed by
"Billy" Mason, Senator Cullotn, the
wbolo delegation and every Itepubliean
of noto In tho sUtc, but the inlluence
availed not, for the prrsldcnt had an
other candidate in the person of Mr.
Jones, of Wisconsin When the lion.
Thomas was turned down there was a
weeping and wailing in ' KRypt," but
Colonel Nccdlcp, as uu Issue, could not
bo equeichod. Ho then set about for
a place on the Diwcn commission. He
I hnd to havo something connected with
tho Indians ativhow, and faU. forcing
ono of tho Democratic members to ro
sign, Colonel Needles was selected and
his nppointmont iintmuncrd vesterdny
It pays 95,000 and Colonel Neodles Is
now happy. So Is "Kgypt" and Hilly
Mason.
DIDN'T TELL IT A Mi.
Whv Harry Thompson's Oandiduay Got
tho Frriau MU
The Leader Iluiesu,'
llth and Huts.N. W.
Wasiiinoton, Oct. 20 Itepubliean
politicians from Oklahoma are hero by
tlie scoid, aud each day witnesses the
arrival of others. Judgo II S. Cun
ningham Is still hero to throw some
light upon certain clmrgos which have
been preferred nt the olllco of tho sou
rotary of tho iulorior, which seriously
atfects his (uturu welfare as attorney
general for thu territory. Tho com
mission which ho receives for tho col
lection of routais of befool property of
thu territory is looked upon by the
attornoy general as exorbitant. Ills
estimated that from tills sourcu alone
Mr. Cunningham will be ablu to malio
the tnunltkciit sum of nearly 925,000
per annum.
Mr. Thompson's candidacy for tho
marshalslilp of tho territory was n
bold and daring stroke. Secretary of
Stato Jenkins, when hu first lauuelied
Mr. Thompson's candidtvoy on the po
litick waters, represented him as n
large land owner and stock raiser lu
tho territory and obscured Ills ouuueu
tiotiB with the Bock Island railroad
wholly and absolutely. Whon it was
discover-1 that Mr. Thompson was
tho cnnfliontlal agent of Mr. Low and
had beon connected with tho Koult Is
land railroad for u number ot years
and wai still iu lto employ, the at
torney general commeur-d to caro
fully consider the wisdom of making
this appolntmont. The more he
thought of it tho loss he thought of It,
and ho hnnlly so Informed tho presi
dent. It then transpired that Mr.
Thompson had been connected with
Oeorgo Orput during the campaign In
the capacity of a manager at that end
of tho line. Tho attorney gonornl than
dropped his name from the llM of ell
k'lbles, and thus Mr. Thompson's own
friends, In presenting his name for ap
pointment, blsBtcd hts prospects by
'ailing to gUo an aooiiratu prosonla
lion of thu caso.
Fow people hero have any idea who
will bo appointed. Kverythiiig la In a
chaotic condition. Hart, Scott aud
Hum aro all looked upon as availablo
timber. Any ono of them would inuke
a good marshal, but they are not in
dorsed by tho triumvirate) of the tar
rltory whoso indorsement is u potent
factor in any case
As to tho judgeships, little Is being
"aid. Senator Stephen B ISIklns
culled on the president the other day
and urccd tho Immediate appointment
of B T. Hairier as Judge Keaton's
Mieoessor. The senator aho urged the
removal of the entire D tnoeratle
judielary and the a p nil lit men t of Re
publicans. This seem to be the plan
of campaign as ai present outlined.
TO UVUK A UOI.I) IN (INK DAY
Tako Laxative Hromo Qululno T&bUu
All druggists refund the money if It
falls to euro. tic.
FULL-BLOODS FOR WAR.
Cherokee Arming to ItUt Interfer
ence In Trllml Affair.
Fort -mith. Ark., Oct Jst It has
just leaked out here that the full-
blood Cherokee? have Useii secretly
arming themselves and securing large
quantities of ammunition for several
weeks, but it has been especially brisk
sinee the return of the attorney sent
to Washington to enjoin the Da vies
eommiisloH from prooeeding to make
the citizenship rolls. The majority
of the Cherokees are opposed to tho
treaty, but the most bitter feeling is
smoug the full-bloods. They are pre
pared to resist any attempt to change
their tribal government.
tlutle loeunu by ClirlitUu Kalftuee.
Chicago, Oat 2. Leo IX Well, well
known for his improvements in pho
tography uud tot his work in illustrat
ing ruagartBe artieles, has become in
sane Hroodiug over Christian Seleuee
Is said to have unhinged his mind.
MUs co Thompson cow has uharge
of the post oflliu Look store. See her
for your school books and stbool sup
plies, -
Lowest prices on school supplies at
the postofllco book store
Royal make the food pure,
wholcome and delicious.
POWDER
Abiolutcly Puro
tot i. ftAtuhu ( um co., hiw youk
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
AURORA, MO.
AT
A COLD-BLOODED AFFAIR.
tlenrjr Iliincnu (loe dunning fu llnli-
tirl lolj utul Kill Him A I'rlenil
Mho Wont to (live l'otrj the
Alarm AUli Iteraltrra n
brilnui Won nil Iliin-
cn' Wife Iiivoltoil.
Ai'ROHA, Ma, Oct 82. The moat
cold-blooded tragedy Lawrence c uni
ty has over known occurred near the
old Concert house lu tills city ut 11 l
o'clock yesterday, resulting In tho
death of Itobert Foloy and the serious
accidental wounding ot Gruon Leinus
tcr by Henry Duncnii.
For a long time thoro had beon it
strong enmity ho two n Foley and Dun
can, owing to relations said to exist
lielweeu the murdered man and Dun
mi's wife. Dunoan finally becamo so
worked up over the matter that he
started out to tho Funstor mine on tho
V unco tract, wheru Foloy was em
ployed, yostordny, armed with a
loublc-barrel shotgun nnd revolver,
uitli the intention of killing Foloy.
tlrueu Lomustcr, hearing of Foley's
danger, went out to tho mliio for tho
purpose of putting him on his guard,
und perhupn prevent tho meeting of
the two men. Upon being Informed
of his peril, Foley changed Ills mining
i-lotlics and started for the city, In
i-iiiiiptiny with Lemnster, going ovor
on i he Vancu tract by the Co.icert
tionre .lust as they were passing thu
house Diiiuiin made his appearance
art hi ml a corner and faced them, nt
the same time leveling his gun und
telling Foley tlit ha wus going to kill
him
At the instant he fired Foley jumped
behind Lemnster, turning tho latter
partly around ns he did so, and re
ceiving only a. portion of tho charge
of buckshot that was Intended for
him, tho bulk of the charge striking;
Lcuiaster near tho right shoulder
blade
Foley then started to run, but wa-i
brought t the ground by a second
shot from Duuoun's gun. Tho latter,
running up to his victim nnd drawing
a revolver, shot him throo times Iu
the head. It Is said that after the
first shot fired by Duncan Foley drew
u revolver, but did not havo timo to
use it beforo being ktllad. Tho re
volver was lying beside thu body at
the lime the coroner's Jury viewed tho
remains.
Duncan then came to tho city aud
gave himself up, while I.omastcr was
taken U bis home on West College
street, where bu is receiving every
possible attention. His wounds aro
not necessarily fatal. Both DuiK&Tr"
and Foley, his viettm, have always
been highly respeeted and law-abiding
citizens.
MRS TODD FOUND GUILTY
CloU Twofitr-llve Year In I'rUon
fot
the JlHnler of Her lluughter.
IIahniuai, Ma, (Jet. 28. The rasa
of the state stgaiust Mrs, Virginia. B.
Todd, charged with the murder of her
daughter, llettie Bethel, which has
been in progress sinoe Monday In tho
district court of Balls county, in New
London, was given to thu jury ut 0
o'clock last night 'J. he jury reported
till morning Mudin the defendant
uilty of murder in the second degree
un-l lixiug her punishment at twenty
'iv , ears lu the st.tt: peniteutiary
1 In-, i-4se has Ih-i-u tried four times.
inch uf tho former tr a!-, resulting ui
. mum Jury. The nuir.ler was com
null. .1 ,a Haiinihal ou June 1j, !sjj.
llK-wttiiu, llettie IU thel, was Mrs,
'I'm II - mu daughter, and was aout
1 7 , . r of age. Mic wus the victim
jf her mother's iusai.e jealousy.
A motion fur a new trial and for ar
rest iu judgment lias been filed and
overruled by the court
lf lltuiolre.
Wio. Hi ibaupt, proprietor ot the
Vienna battery and oyster house, has
put lu eouneetion with his establish
ment delicacies of imported and do
mestic goods, received vesterday Vir
ginia wus cheese, Holland spiced
herring, imperial brick cheese, spiced
plge feet, imported iMl pickles, Rus
sian eaviar. Carvelst worst, Fench
petit pott and all kinds ot good eata
bles to supply all hungry people.
Open until 13 p. m.
The 3:90 train is the through Colorado
flyer. M.
Our motto is to try to pleaso every
one. Hence the great rush to the
Uuthrle Steam Laundry.