The Daily World from Girard, Kansas • 1

A The Daily World will, from day to day, reflect the advantages, the advancement, the beauties, and pleasures enjoyed by Girard and Its people. Tax Daxlt World reader will find it an accurate epitome of the great mineral dls trlct of which Girard must ever be the manufacturing metropolis and commercial feeder VOL. 6. NO. 126.

GIRARD, KANSAS THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 7. 1894. WHOLE NO. 1048.

i II ill! I lit THE DEADLY PARALLEL. Again Deadly Gasoline Kansas City, June Keville, State of Kansas. age 26, and Mary Glynn, age 27, house 88 Crawford County, "Territory of Oklahoma. County of A I vin Allen and II. I.

maids for the family of Adam JLong, were frightfully burned this afternoon Alvln Allen, or acre being first duly Wassen, each for him sworn upon his oath. in an explosion of gasoline at the Long self, being severany sworn, upon their deposes and savs: oaths do depose and That he Is now, and has been for six years sav that they are now borne, 1536 Central street. 5otn will probably die from their injuries. Exactly bow the accident happened nobody but the unfortunate girls know. und have been since past, an actual bona-fide resident and citi about 2 o'clock p.

m. of the 16th day oi beDtem zen of the third ward of the city of Girard, It is believed they were filling a gaso her. 1893, residents of the townslte of Atound Crawrord county, Kansas that he is a marri Pond, county seat of L' county, Oklahoma ed man and does, and ation has yet been made to defray the expense of deporting violators of the Geary law, but it is expected ti.at the government will make amends for the deficiency of the law at once. Marshal Shelby is willing to carry out the directions of the Attorney General, but he is not disposed to defray, the expense himself of taking the Chinamen back to their native country and then wait, possibly for years, for the government to reimburse him. News Notes.

The W. U. Bell Grocery company of Fort Scott, has assigned with preferences. The Presbyterian church at Mul-hall, Oklahoma, was dedicated yester-by the Rev. William McPheeters.

Members of the Dal ton gasg are said to have made Ike McCoy, an Indian policeman at Cushing, dance in the street. The great electric light that was re has during the time territory, located on aforesaid, resided in the southeast quarter or section one w. ana the mtheast quarter the said Third ward of the said city, with t. Is family, consisting1 of his wife and four minor ortection two zj, in township twenty five children; that on or about the 10th day of September, 1S93, for (25) north, and range six (0), west of the Indian meridian; that they were on or about the 18th day of Sep the purpose of securing property in the ter-ritoryj of Oklahoma, upon the opening of tember. 1893 occu pants of said irovern ment townslte; that what Is known as the Cherokee strip, he left Girard.

and went to thev immediately en You get through eating breakfast, before you start up town, make a note of the nice things you want for dinner, carry the little paper straight to the teredupon the duties of their said office the government town- site or itouna jr-ona. one of their duties was Oklahoma Territory. to ascertain the num cently erected at Saady Hook was operated Monday night for the first time and uoon the opening ber of inhabitants actually in and residents of said territory, on in the East. the 16th day of Septem or said townslte, ana to accomDllsh the said ber, lww, be went to The Rio.Orandfi Snnthnrn rallwav said itound in purpose they duly appointed one Daniel the said territory, with has applied for troops to aid in capturing the party of miners who stole a others, seeking to get Moran a special com possession of and bold mittee to take tne cen of same, which helm town lots in said town site: that while there train on roaa. General rain fell throughout Nebras mediately proceeded he was selected as a to do, and after he had member of a commit completed said work ka Monday night.

The drought thus broken has extended over a period of I I Jr rS j3 (n fp (o) TM we carefully examln line stove when the volatile fluid became ignited. The two girls were ironing the weeks laundry in a Utile frame summer kitchen adjoining the main structure of the Long house and used a gasoline stove to heat the irons. Shortly before 4 o'clock John Lund, the family coachman, who was washing a carriage in the barn, heard screams from the summer kitchen. Rushing out he saw flames bursting from the windows. A moment later Mary Glynn ran from the kitchen, her clothing in a blaze.

Lund took in the situation and ran back into the barn and seizing all the blankets and carriage covers he could find, he hastened back to the unfortunate girl and enveloped her in the cloths. Then Lund heard the screams of Nora Keville. In the interim neighbors had rushed to the scene, and they went to Nora's assistance. The damage to the Long home is only nominal. Louis Long, a son of Adam Long was at home, and as Boon as he saw the flames turned in an alarm.

The department responded promptly and in a few minutes the blaze was extinguished. The fire department carries with it a lotion of linseed oil and lime water for emergencies and this was applied in quanlties to the injured girls. Police Surgeon Iuen arrived a few moments later in the police ambulance and wathed the girls in cotton. For some time they were left on the green sward about the Long home, then they were taken within the house. Both suffered intense agony.

Both eirls caUed for a priest and Father Kreitz was hastily sent for. He arrived in a few minutes and administered the last sacrament to Nora Keville, who was said to be dying. Mary Glynn has a brother who is employed at Long Bros', wholsale grocery house. He also was sent for. Marv Glvnn was frightfully burned tee.

by the parties who went in as said affiant ed the same and found several weeks. did. as a member of a his census enumeration correct, and that 3m committee to secure James Elliott, manager of the Osage a water supply, take the population of said WU census ana to petition townslte was and is at raaing company at ikreos, l. was for a postoffice and this time over twenty held up by two masked robbers yester other things. That in five hundred; said peo selecting committees and parties to act on day morning and robbed of 8200.

Davis, Steele Co's. bank at Belle behalf of others, such ple residing in compact form upon the tracts above described that said tracts have been divided and parties were chosen in ville, suspended yesterday with $40,000 liabilities and unknown assets. public out door meet ings, by and platted into lots ami wo; tnat ne receiv blocks; that tht names No one will lose much if anything. ed no compensation or tne parties signed The Prince of Wales and the Duke for any services done: to the petition lor or that the organization ganization as a city ol of York called upon Mr. Gladstone of such committees the first class and here yesterday and congratulated him upon and agents was simply tofore filed with the Hon.

W. C. Renf row as his recovery from the operation for a matter or conven ience. cataract. That he.

as such governor of the territory of Oklahoma, were and are actual And Mr. H. GERKEN, the proprie-tor, qt one of his courteous salesmen will promptly do the rest. Up Buy Our Sugar by the Gar Load. Every Department Replete.

T. H. Pritchard of Michigan was committeeman, had no authority, other than bona fide residents of said townslte and that that conreried upon waylaid, killed and robbed by bandits in Mexico recentlv. He is said to have him by mutual and said signers and petl turners constitute a had a large sum of money in his pos common consent or other parties, at that time there and taking majority of the legal voters resldlnor uuon session. said townslte.

That! part in sucn delioera In the mountain town of Suan Juan the postal deoartmentltions. That affiant de Tepan, Mexico, the Indian inhabi has established a posvjnever acquired citizen tants and the Spanish residents fought office on this townslte under, the name of over lands and several Spaniards are Pond Creek. ft about the head, face, arms and feet and In witness whereof. reported to have been killed. ship under the laws of the territory that he went there for temporary purposes only, with the intention of returning to Girard that he.

never knowingly or willingly did we have have hereun was scarcely rcognizable as sne lay un to set our hands this A small cyclone passed over Smith der the apple tree in the yard. 80th day of October, Center, last night doing consid Nora Keville was burned irom ner 18U3. (Signed) Alvln Allen, H. I. Wassen.

head to her feet. Further she had in erable damage to property. No one was hurt. After a half hour's dust any act to forfeit his residence and citizen GERKEN haled flames and was internally injur ship in Girard. storm a splendid rain fell.

Subscribed ands worn to before me by Alvln ed. She could not tell how the acci That he returned to his said family and dent occurred and when asked could scarcely audibly articulate her name. Ex-State Senator John J. Higgins, DuQuoin, Perry county. 111., has been home in Girard on or before the 10th day of December.

1893: That The Rev. Father Kreitz of St. Vin nominated for' Congress by the Democratic convention of the Twenty-first Allen and I. Wassen this 13th day. of October, 1003.

E.B. Wecott, Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 18th, 1897. ANOTHER.

affiant's family during all the time of his absence resided in the EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, GIRARD, KANSAS. cent's Catholic church administered extreme unction to Nora Keville about 3:45 o'clock. district, held at East St. Louis, 111. George and Newton Ladd, uncle and Members of the insurance patrol say said Third ward of said city of Girard.

That affiant did not intend to become, nor did not in fact become a resi nephew, met yesterday in the road in the fire was evidently caused by the Territory of Okla-I horns. County, Mary county, Tennessee, and engaged BS ignition of gas from a five gallon can, from which one of the girls was filling in a pistol battle, both being fatally dent of Oklahoma Ter We, Alvln Allen and John T. Vos, sureties wounded. The cause is supposed to ritory, except that he temporarily resided therefor tne purpose on the within Dona oe a gasoline stove while a second stove stood near by lighted. have been a family quarrel.

The Organizer Mclntoch of the West lng severally sworn, each for himself, de hereinbefore set out poses and lays he is a Coal Supplies Short. Ashland. June 6. Orders have that he has not returned to said ten It or since December 10th, resident and rreenoia em Federation of Miners says the miners have accepted the settlement er of said county, and is worth at least one 1893 that at the time be left Oklahoma Ter- arranged by Governor Waite and received to sell no more coat from Abh-land docks to boats. The railroads with thousand dollars over Little Locals.

Messrs. Hagerman and Moffatt in good rltlory be was the own and above all debts standing contracts have secured all er of real estate In said and liabilities by him raith and are ready for peace. the coal on the docks, and it will be im owing, and all subscribing in my pres-sence and sworn to be Owing to warm rain and rapid melt territory, but that since that time he has sold and disposed of the same, and at this ing of snow on the mountains, water is possible to supply any more vessels are now making their last trip to Ashland for some time, as they cannot even get fore me this 29th da? Hood's pills cure all liver ills. 25c. E.

R. Arnold, of the east side billiard parlor, is quite sick. If you are figuring on a think of closing a deal until you have seen the Girard Furniture company on of September. 1803. Governor Waite and Mine Owners J.

J. Hagerman and David H. Moffatt having arrived at an agreement, bnt this morning the report comes from Colorado Springs that many of the Cripple Creek operators are not disposed to a-bide by the terms of the agreement and the excitement is greater than at any time since the beginning of the trouble, while Sheiff Bowers declares he will arrest all- strikers who have broken the laws by their action at Bull time does not own any property, real or per higher in Chicago and Clear creeks, Colorado, than ever known. Mixell's dam below Chicago creek has gone out enough coal at the lower lake ports to Witness our hands this 29th day of Sep sonal, in Oklahoma Territory. That during ail tne to-day and his ore mill is in danger.

"Wexlers" Driven From a Train. Chicago, June 6. Clark's "commonweal army" sixty strong, reached Chicago last night, and camped in Garfield park. The army attempted to capture a train on the Chicago Northwestern road at Desplaines, but was driven off. The men are well supplied with provisions.

His Rival Threw a Bomb. Chicago, June 6. Somebody threw a bomb into the saloon of Charles Noffz last night, wrecking the entire front of the building and badly breaking things inside. Noffz and his bartender, Frank Heeler, were cut by flying pieces of wood and glass. Noffz declared that the bomb was thrown by a tember, Alvln Allen, II.

I. Wassen. Wy 8. H. Cummins.

Deptty. A party of excursionists near Tralee. carry them here. Evansville, June 6. The coal supply here is almost exhausted.

The water works fires are now being fed with wood. Suspension of the street car service is threatened on account of fuel. Local steamboats are laid up for county Kerry, Ireland, picked up an old shell near an artillery camp and Mill. began rolling it along the ground. The mine owners say that after the time affiant was absent from the city of Girard for the purposes af oresai his intention was to return to the said city of Girard, and reside with his said family In the Third ward of the said city.

That affiant never exercised the right of suffrage while absent The shell exploded and killed three of insurrection Is put down and their want of coal aud many manufacturing tne party and wounded a dozen more. property is restored to them, they will industries are preparing to burn wood. arbitrate as to wages, hours, etc. Lady Somerset of England and Miss The miners here held a meeting to-day and decided to fight it out to the end Frances Willard of the United States. Sheriff Bowers says he has warrants for the arrest of 200 miner which he on the McBride platform.

with the Rev. Dr. Lunn of London, propose to present to the kings of from uome and in tne GaloDOli8. 0 June 6. -The mines at jealous, rival for the hand of the woman Territory of Oklaho will serve.

He expects the strikers wil make a determined opposition. the east side. J. R. Carpenter is helping to wait on the customers at P.

B. Bricker's west side grocery while Mr. Bricker is absent in Montana. I The little son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Blair, who fell from a chair is suffering from concussion of the spine. His recovery is doubtful. Asa D. Snyder and Miss Ida V. Pease, both of Pittsburg, were; united in marriage by probate Judge Finger at his office in this city June 6.

H. D. Nichols, proprietor of the east side billiard parlor, arrived here last evening to take charge of the business during the sickness of E. R. Arnold.

ma. Aivm Alien, Sample's landing started yesterday Italy and Greece petitions from the Women's Christian Temperance union who is now Nofiz's wife. Cholera Spreading in Prussia. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th with a full force to supply steamboats, State Organizer Mcintosh of the Western Federation of Miners, says dealing with the social evils; as the supply of coal here is entirely day of April, A. D.

1894. Nannie llarbee. the miners have accepted the settle Berlin, June 6. Reports received exhausted. The miners are being paid The Ohio Central discontinued Notary Public.

ment in good faith and are ready for seventy five cents a ton. All the other freight service yesterday from 'lack of from Myslo witz, Prussian Silesia, say the number of cases of cholera have so peace. fuel, and within three days will stop mines in the country are closed. Beaver Falls. June 6.

Local The conference began at 8 o'clock increased that the lazaretto is over passenger trade if no coal can be had. last night at the request of Governor crowded and temporary huts have been miners refused to-day to allow coal to The Lake Shore road has laid off nine Waite. As soon as mine owners ap erected for the accommodation of the leave the mines for domestic consump pea red the Governor announced that freights on three divisions, and is burn ing wood and old ties. sufferers. Three deaths are reported tion.

The miners in all the small he was authorized to act for the mi banks in the vicinity are out, but the tast of order prevails. It is likely that uersand consideration of the various In a shooting scrape on a north among the fishermen at Schillno, near the- Russian frontier. The government has declared the Vistula to be points was immediately begun. But bound freight train last night at Ant all the manufactories in the Beaver val one point caused serious complication lers, I. between Shub Lock and Joe ley will have to shut close this week for infected and the baths have been clos ed.

CaHfornians United. Everidge, two Chnctaws, both were fatally wounded. Ed Garner, a deputy His Wife Complained. Kansas City, June 6, 1894. W.

O. Newton, a stonemason, who lives on Lafayette street, was brought before Justice Chesney yesterday afternoon, charged with disturbing the peace of his wife. Mrs. Newton swore out the 'Complaint and afterwards failed to appear against her husband and hence he was discharged. It seems that there has been trouble in the Newton household because as Mr.

Newton claims, Mrs. Newton insists upon going with a young lady for whom Newton has no use whatever. He accordingly served his wife with notice that she must take her choico and unfortunately for him she chose to go with the girl and accordingly they ,1 want of coal and the situating is alarm ing. and that was the time allowed for luncheon. The miners demanded SO minutes, they to be allowed to pay for iuvuciu, ioi iscU wuuitcteu uncle Tom's Cabin" was played at Ross' blacksmith shop last night by a half dozen boys who, twenty years hence, may become famous stage performers.

A horse attached to a buggy caused considerable excitement in the south marshal, who tried to stop the difficul Toledo, June 6. The Ohio Cen the time. This was finally comprised New York, June 6. In St. Thomas tral road to-day discontinued freight ana the articles ox agreement as services because of lack of fuel, and ty, was shot in the wrist.

Francis B. Coffin and Percival A. Coffin left Indianapolis for the North church to-day at noon the Rev. Dr. Reed of Trinity church, San Francisco, within three days will stop passenger drawn np provide that the miners shall work eight hours a day with twenty minutes for luncheon: that they be performed the ceremony which made ern penitentiary yesterday morning Mrs.

Emma H. Rutherford the wife of Daid at the rate of Z3 a day and that traffic if no coal can be had. he Shore road has laid off nine freights on three divisions and is burning cord-wood and old ties. Two Chinamen Must Go Back. in charge of deputy United States marshals.

Rev. G. A. Canton, rector of St. Paul's Cathedral.

Coffin's church. the mine owners in employing men Mr. George Crocker. The groom is a member of the wealthy San Francisco family of that name and Mrs. Ruther shall not discriminate against either union or non-union miners.

accompanies them to Michigan City. A petition was presented to the ford was a Xliss iiancnette ol ban jose, Cal. Her father came from California y-ATh ui me cny yesteraay morning. The horse became unmanagble and ran through gardens and yards without ro-grad to the efforts being made to stop him. The Girard Furniture company is showing some of the finest bicycle made in this or any other country, and At the conclusion of the conference ccparaveu.

I Some few days ago he bethought himself to go back after his clothes Kansas City, June 6. Tnere are to give her away to-day. three Chinamen in this federal district French Chamber of Deputies yesterday signed by numbers of bankers, en Alter the ceremony a weddin break who have failed to comply with the Geary law and two of them will be re Governor Waite issued a proclamation calling upon all people In El Paso county who were forcibly holding the property of others, and who were bearing arms in violation of the law to deliver fast was served in the state apartments gineers and merchants, asking for the at the Waldorf. To-morrow lr. and turned to their native land as soon as United States Marshal Shelby and Dis Mrs.

Croker will eail for Europe. up such property and to lay down their resumption of the negotiations with England for a tunnel under or bridge across the channel separating France from Great Britain. The Republicans of Carroll county. WmthsTajloraGiveUp? arms. The entire state militia is called upon to go to Cripple Creek El Paso you think of buying a wheel, call and see Mr.

McGiGn. t- a a Milan. June 6. -It was credibly county, and aid the sheriil in restoring reported here yesterday I evening that F. A.

Leonard of Browning, a brother- have named A. D. Richards for order. was a cruet tnrusi oz me irress In its last issue when it stated that The best clincher tire bicycles for in-law of William R- Taylor, bad received a letter from the Taylor boys that if their pursuers were called in obedience to and enforcement of the law is the sworn duty ol every cSciaU sale by the Girard Furniture company, representative; William Munson, Charles Rand and E. J.

Andereoa for county judges, Louis Rlackely for recorder, Albert Lee and J. Hisresbot-tom for county and circuit Booth for probate jnd9 and and the bloodhounds taken off their at lowest prices and on the best of which he had left in their borne and it jwas because he did this that Mrs. New-ton complained. Newton seems to be an honest hard-working young man. A Double Shooting.

St. Louis Jnce 6. A special to the Pest Dispatch from Springfield, 111., says: Oscar Hodgens at noon to-day shot and killed; Mrs. Mollie Jones, a window and the mother of two children acd 6 and 4 years, respectively. He then shot and killed himself, having first put several bullets Into the body cf his dead victim.

The shooting was witnessed by Mrs. Jones two children, Hodgens left a note in which he said: "This should be the fate of all home-wrecking women." "Dr. SinclairTaltand William Payne, representatives from Burin, Newfoundland, were unseated and disqualified ia island supreme" court yesterday frccrrspt practices in the lata general t- ib gpcas volumes xcr tne iniciu3aca trail they would surrender. They also terms. Every one who moves about of friend Allen, who served a nhr.ln stated that they were cot guilty of the should have a wheel when one can be trict Attorney Walker receive final instructions from Attorney General Olney.

The third Chinamen is Quong Long, who has been in the South all winter with William Reid of this city. He declared his intention of registering before leaving the city and through a saving clause in the Geary law will bo brought before Judge Philips in a few days and will be granted his certificate of residence. The two Chinamen who are to be deported have not yet been arrested, although a telegram was received from Attorney General Olney at the district attorney's ofSce in this city, directing that the Geary law he enforced and all Chinamen not registered be deported. Assistant District Attorney DralTen is corresponding with the Attorney General and wHin ot act until further instructions cro received. No nrrrcri-.

year in the council before discoverirj George Stanley for sheriff. murder cf the Meeks family and wanted bought as reasonably and. on as good that fact. afsJr triaL An attempt was made abcut mid- ThPi lattar "resd bv csnr In terms as Manarrsr McGifln is offering. nlghtMonday to wrcelr the tri3 Tne csrson who does not rida n.

BrowalsT whoara esqeafnted with Bill Taylr alLisaybe mwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm A B2.it for Blood what Hood's Gamspdrilla vigor bicycle io Girard now, Is away the times. 1 And when von rid a cas it across EXK crease, near Xierr Ccctls, on the Rio Grande Junction railroad, with dynamite. The fcrca cf tta ycd a ccatt tiiat it was from niza. should-bo the best, and meet lasting. shock went downward; and czlj Vz3 ously Chts and it is always victorious in cspslliar all the fssl taints and gi v-irj t3 vifcLlCuidthaquiilitj qunn- middle stringer and trwo c-3 rcro tern cut.

Object Is eurcccJ to Lcro The Glrzrd Furnituro ccrapsny Is prepared to ilzz 3 yea la loth wcys, as2 Denver, JunVLLct nih It zznzJ czrtrJn tlint tha Crippla Crzzh bzzii to wrecli tha Rio Grnsls p' ity.cf perfect..