davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-30

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

MopEsT.-A newspaper editor in So
vannah. Georgia, sends US an advertise
ment and Q local notice which he re.
quests us to publish. saying he will re
clprocate. Tho only reciprocation We
want for advertising is coin, because ii
is the only thing our employees and cred
itors will accept. A good many people
in the eastern States seem to think that
newspapers in Nevada are free things
Il. II. RereiVe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

JAPANESE SrUpESrs.-Thirty japanese
students. all the way from Yokohama,
were passengers on Yesterdays tram
east. They were bound for some mill
tary academy in Connecticut or New
York. where they intend to study the art
of killing as taught and practiced by
enlightened nations. They were all
Young men, and many if no; al of them
spoke English flu-ntly. which language
they said they bad learned in their
native land. They appe AIRED to be near
sighted pur-blind Set. as . number OF
them had their faces adorned with spec
tacles. 1t looked q little strange to see a
Sc. Of young men yet in their teens who
are going to study the art Of war wear
glasses. but. perhaps. that is the latest
fashion in japan. They were dressed in
American style. and in size were below
the average Of American youths.-Sil,tr
.StIte. 9th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

Last Sunday No. hsought tie largest
locomotive that 10 on the @. r. =. 4.
ihruush town. Il 10 . tsn-vhselsr snd
the drivers stand hvo fest three inches.
1t il simply immense and when placed
alongside OF Nos. SO and II. which OF
themselves are NO small potatoes. the
latter looked quite little. The new ma
chine il numbered 1873 and will be run
ION the hill," which 10 railroadsr for
over the mountains. II was takon to
Sacramento shere it will be put in run
ming order and then it will tote" pas
senger trains along easily and freely. It
is calculated that train that now re-
quires . double header. will be carried
along by the new engine alone Reno
Journal 10th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

TEE GAME Law.-Now is about the
best time of the year to capture ducks,
prairie chickens and sage hens; bat Tn
fortunately the Legislature did not know
how Young and tender these fowls are at
this season, and enacted that it shall be
= misdemeanor for any person between
the LIST day of April and the list Of De-
oember to " catch, kill, or destroy. or to
pursue with such intent, any grouse.
sage chicken. partridge. pheasant. wood
cock, or any wild goose. woodsnipc, cur
lev, robin, dove, meadow lark. yellow
hammer, or bittern, or to have in his OF
their 10 session. or to expose to sale any
of the birds or game mentioned in this
section, during the season when the kill
ing. ipjuring or purchasing Of the same
10 herein prohibited. - Measure for
Aeasurs..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

The big engine, No. 1873. attracted corr
siderable attention as it passed through
town Sunday, particularly among the
railroaders, who began examining her
massive proportions. One of them
opened the irebox, when, 10 there laid
q man, as comfortably bunked As you
please who had deadheaded his way
clear from the States in that unusual
place. He was hauled out of that in
short order and his blankets and grub
bundled after him. He wanted to 9" see
California and die, but his fondest hope
cot busted and he will have to either
put up or "hoof it" to the fair land
of promise lately blooming in the hori-
ION. Go West, young man, wander
Reno Journal, 1Oth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

Tx richest silver mine in the world
probably IS the Potocchi. or, in our
vsrnaculsr. Potosi Chollar Potosi
being named from it. 1t is near La
Plata. and was discovered in 1915. 1t
has always been worked in rude man.
ner. but yet it is said to have already
produced $3.50, OOO.0 600 worth Of the
precious metal. For many years 600
Indians were employed in it. and being
slaves. SO cruelty were they worked that
they decimated rapidly. and their places
Immediately filed BY others. At the
present time 1000 paid men are en-
ployed. and the mine yields well and
shows no signs Of exhaustion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

Hon. H. o. Beatty announces himself
q candidate for the Office Of State Sem
ator, to fill the vacancy occaslCned by
the removal of Senator EdRerton from
this county and Senatorial district. This
action on the part Of Judge Beatty
misses the issue as to whether o Senator
eligible to the Office by reason Of being
An elector of the district he represents
when elected. looses that eligibility by
ceasing TO be an elector OF the district
during the tenure OF the Office. The
election of Judge Beatty, which of course
is assured, will bring the Issue IS to
EiRerton right to reside in San Fran
cisco and still represent this constitu-
ency before the Senate, which body, on
all questions touching the qualifications
pitts members is a court OF last resort.
-SdcTdnento Union Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11


T~ MOUNTAIN Herss, n. H.. August
0.-Ths first Of Rev. Henry WARD
Beeeher's vacation sermons Vas deliver
Cd this morning to large audience. do
defined morality and spirituality. :vov-
ID his belief in the importance OF both.
discussed their relative values and de-
clared The latter - veil as the former to
be indispensable to salvation.
Fatal Accident 1t Niagara Falla
NIAoARA. August 9.-To-day six citi-
xens of this place visited the Cave OF
Winds without Rnides. as they had fire.
quently done beiore. After passing
through the cave two of the party, e.
hebert Parsons, aged 90. and Miss Lottie
C. Philipott. aged %. descended to an
eddy which is never visited by the guides.
The lady lost her foothold and was
caught BY the gentleman. but the cur
rent carried both into the river below.
where they we're drowned.
Earthquake Shseh.
HoIL1srER. August "a heavy shock
of earthquake was fel. at this place be-
tween 2 and ; O'Clock this morning. the
vibration being east and west and lasting
several seconds. 1t was the heaviest
shook experienced here for some time.
asd WAS preceded by q peculiar harsh
noise lasting for the same period. No
dsmsSe was done.
Wosdra6 alias Miller.
San Francisco. Augut 1O.-In answer
to tho citation issued by Judge Sharp
stein yesterday, Charles Croker and
other officials of the Central Pacific Rail-
road appeared in the Twelfth Distric:
Court this morning to show cause why
they should not produce the body Of
Woodruff. alias Miller. BY request of
Judge Sanderson, the case WAS laid over
till to morrow morning. Charles Crock
er being DESTROYS Of leaving town, was
placed on the stand and swore he had
not seen Miller for two weeks, and knew
nothing of his whereabouts. but thought
he was still in the city. On cross-e1-
animation he stated that Miller had not
been in his custody or under his control.
Trouble In the Democratic Ranks
San Diego. August 10.-At the Demo-
cratic meeting last night Wallace Leech.
Democratic candidate for the Assembly.
declared himself opposed to Wigginton
for Congress. After hearing his speech
Yesterday morning be said he would vote
for and support Hoaghton.
Leo Taken t. salt Lake.
BEAVER. August 10.-At a late hour
last night Marshal Maxwell took Lee
from his cell and started of quietly for
Salt Like. It'll thought probably tina:
Lee will be safer there Dame will now
be confined in the place that Lee occu-
pied.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

On THE TAIL Sheriff Emery and
M.rshai Day came in last evening from
tie hunt for Williams, the slayer OF
Ralph Slater. leaving the rest of the
party on the trail. The officers left again
a. An early hour this morning. The hunt
il probably getting warm, and If VIII
Eams can be captured by an untiring and
vigorous search Emery and Day are the
men to capture him. 1, is stated that
Williams has said that he was going to
kill Slater. and after him three or four
hers and th-n himself. 1t would have
been Just az well if he had commenced
on himself. By some Williams is said
to be a desperate man, and others say he
is q coward Who l. fond of hearing HIM
self talk about his own deportation and
the men he intends to kill, but that he
will not stand fire. The cowsrdly man
ner in which he killed Slater indicates
the latter to be n true estimate OF his
character.-R T. Rereule, 7h.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

The White Pine News speaks encour-
aeingly of the prospects of that district.
Business is reviving. and operations are
being resumed on the mines which have
been partially abandoned for three or
four years. The News has always pre-
dicted . bright future for the district.
and its hopes arc beginning to be real.
lied.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

PERSONAL. - Lieutenant Governor
Adams passed here yesterday on his way
to Belmont. The young man looks ~
well as before the election, and the cares
of State. which during Governor Brad
ley's illness all fell on his shoulders,
have not bowed him apy.-Si!rer STATE,
9th
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

Asskssxxx1.-An assessment Of fifty
cents per share is levied by the Phil.
Sheridan Mining Company, delinquent
September s. An asses sment of one
dollar per share is levied by the South
Overm an Mining Company, which will
become delinquent September z.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

TrE PHIL. SHKRIDAN.- Samuel L..
Jones has been appointed Superinten-
dent of the Phil Sheridan mine, in place
Of John C. WEIGH resigned. Fine hoist
ing machinery has been ordered. and
active work will be prosecuted imme-
diate!v.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

CHANCE OF Observation-Disclosures
Caldwell. Of the Niagra mine. has re-
signed his position and been succeeded
BY Mr.. Sam. JOnea Mr.. Caldwell still
retain control OF the Amazon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

A committee Of the creditors Of J. B.
Ford 4 Co., Beecher's publishers. recon-
mend the acceptance Of thirty 1--WE cents
on the dollar, in twelve monthly INSTALL
ments, commencing December IS, with
interest,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11

Ejihu Burfitt tells how once be heard
. plantation negro preacher in Hissis-
sippi pronounce = single sentence IN
way that brought the whole sudience to
their feet, and filled the room with sobs
and shrieka. A colored brother had died
and been buried. and this preacher vas
prunouucine . eulogy upon the dead.
A Burritt describes il, he advanced to
the front Of the platform, and shopping
down and stretching his arms out over
the space below, he cried out in n voice
full Of tears, Jennie is laid in de cold
srabe." Something about his simple
gesture, and the iniOnation OF bis voice.
struck an electric cord in the audience
and brought them to their feet. We
were reminded Of il on Sunday evening.
Just rs the foot race was over. by the
appeal of our respected fellow citizen,
Sam. Wagner. to 60 to church. A great
multitude was SURFING back and forth on
q street, talking about the unparalleled
race, when suddenly Wa2ner's bell COM
manded attention. and when lis tintin-
nAbulations ceased, the voice of the
ringer rose on the evening air slow and
solemn, and more sonorous than the
bell, In words about like these: "Dares
divine worship dis even at seven o clock.
Hear We E, hear ye, Yes been upon dis
coas, for years. follered yer vanities and
yer sins, an neber prayed q prayer since
We come har; and We. knows very we'll
yer souls am in danger, dat yer never
kin be saved until yer horned again. for
VIA. does Nicksmdemus say" The in
v. cation Was a mighty success. We don {
know AS many attended service because
of it, but they would if Wagner had
promised to preach himself. There is
many bigger fool than Wagner that
has made his mark as - pre.cher.-F,r-
JiniG Enterprise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11
Notice..

A IL PERSONS HAVING ANY sKTrLe-
IA ments to make or other business tranesc-
tons vi Mr.. L. P. krisbie, arc hereby notified
to transact the ssme with he unl es>igned, the
duly authori Cd agent for the said frisbae.
The undsrGgned can be found dun bust
ness houn at bin once (that Of tho y. D..
Msrshal) in the ,,rmsby County Court buildina.
Carson City, Nevada.
July n, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-11
Leo Taken t. salt Lake.

BEAVER. August 1U.-At q late hour
last night Marshal Maxwell took Lee
from his cell and started off quietly for
Salt Lake. 1t is thought probably that
Lee will be safer there. Dame will now
be confined in the place that Lee occu-
pied.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

Oh ytrost ezska. Jak rozmno
znji nektefi protestansd knGzi svou va
znost svGj vliv. V american News
paper Reporter" cteme:
,,Od ntjake doby dochazely elendm Z
stella pastora j. S. Grovese Maquokete,
Jowe, bezejmenne listky, nichz imeno-
vany pastor osocovan a zneuctivan tim
nelmrzcejsim zp1sobem; vselikych hfl-
chd byl obvihovan poukazovano ma hro
znou zkazenost jjeho. Rozumi Sc, ze vefi
CT listum tenn nevefili, ale "a dilo satana
Sc le pokladali, jemuz jde zniceni uzitec
ne pdsobnosti pastorovy. A tax mrzke
hanobeni osoby ieho zvysio vaznost a
tim ieho vliv rozzehlo kolem ieho hla
Wy oslnujici zaf mucednika Celia obec
byla ma nejvys ma pivodce hanebnosti te
rozhorlena i uminila 81 pevne co neivytr-
valeli po nein patrati. A vypatrala ie
Pdvodcem tech bezejmenycb list6 byl
sam pastor Groves, ktery tim podvodem
statu SVEN mocny interess ma vlastni g
sobe sve rOznitit chtel.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
O FLAGELLANTECH CHI RI

o FLAGELLANTECH CHI BI-
COVNlCICH Podivne toto bratrstyo trva
10 cd 13. az do Is. stoleti, isouc odstrasuii-
clm pflkladem fanatizmem nabozenskym
koleie vysunuteho rozumu. Flagellant
stvi bylo epidemii ei nakazlivou nemoci
dusevni, pdobne iako kfizactvi II.
II stoleti anebo paleni tarod6inic u
tracovani kacifi stoletich pozdejsich
Byla to ndbozenska nemoc, ktera isouc
cirkyi katolickou vzbuzena, poslednim
stadiu SVEN, kdyz liz cirkvi nebezpec-
nych rozmer6 dosahovala, potlacena byti
musela.
Flagelanti ci bicovnici byli lide, ktefi
bratrstvo ci druzstvo Sc spojili k jedine
mu uceli - sebemrskani. Melt "a to.
ze hfichG svych Sc sprosti, kdyz telo sve
hodne utryzni. K tomu cili tahli "a no
chi DOLBY ulicemi nazi, mrskajce Sc ddt-
kami femenkd upletenymi zhusta
pichlaky prostrkanymi. V dobe rozkv6-
tn hrnul Sc fagellantGm osoby vseho
stavu, v6ku pohlavi, ano deti dvanacti
az petilete mezi mimi byly.
Ia pustych noci behavali iako Silent
mestem, kneze cele malice, mrskali sc
tax dlouho, az telo iejich ma krev bylo
rozslehano kusy masa nebo wisely.
Slechtic vedle m6stenina nebo vedle in6
no sprostaka, mladik vede starce. zena
puvabna vedle statneho muze a divka
spanila vedle bujareho junaka = tahli
vefejnymi ulicemi, jedne ruce pocboden
drzice, druhou pax sc nelitostne mrskaii-
ce. OvSem, ze sc pfi teto vystfednosti
nabozenske dely veci pohorslive, ano tax
pohorsllve, jako mezi Adamity V Cechach;
nelzhovadilejsi vilnosti pod skrabosku ma
bozenskou Sc utikala, ably bez1zdne hyfi-
ii mohla. Ale ncmen6 rozsirilo Sc to 20.
divine bratrstvo po cel6 Italii, vedralo Sc
pres Alpy do kraiiny, Styrska, Rakous
ano 90 Cech Moray Uher kdyz
r. l34S N6mecku a po cee zapadni
Europe ferny NOR ma statisice lidi hu-
bil, rozSifIi sc biGovnici i v Nemecku.
Tento cerny NOR podporoval fagellan.
ty TAX vydatne, re bratrstva ieiich byla
nesclolna "A jiz takovou moe nabyla, ze Sc
lich papezove zacah obavat. Pozdeli
nell tiagellanti sve pfedpisy a fady
Ten, jenz Sc MIN pf dial, musel mimi
nepfetrzite SO dni vytrvati ma pamatku
Jezisovych let a "a ka4Ly den povinnen
byl dat do spolecpe pokladny "a vydrzo
vani (strayu) t troiniky.
Kdyz, jak .jiz doteeno, papezove vidtli,
ze sc ffagellant1 vyvinuje zvasrni velmi
mocna IA Jim pres hlavu rostouci organiza
ce, vydavali bully proti MIN, jake Xii
ment vi. r. 1349, Rehot XI. 1870 Xii
ment VII. 1873. Take inkvizice praco-
vala vyhubeni jeiich spalila mnoho fla
gellantu ma hranici. Y patnactem stole
lett vymizela neobycejna ,,sekta" ia ma
dobro.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
NOyy ZakOn
h a a ne naselfyost.

Starry zakon HASA nesnaselivost sp8so-
bem az hroznyn. Mohli bychom uvesti
cee fady citatd pisma star6ho zakona,
nlchz Sc HASA nenaviot vybzi nceni
a vyhubeni vsech pohanti ii iinoy6rcl.
Ildoysky bdh Jehova vybizel rozpalo-
val vyvoleny narod svdi neustale k boil
protl Jlnov6rc1m Il modafdm. Zide
pod rozllcnymi v1dci vrazdili iinoverce
bez slltovani, pustosili vlasti eiich bofi-
II mesta, vsecky ty ukrutnosti, imiz Sc
Starry Zakon hemzi, pachany isou pod "a
sterkou nabozenstvi. Jinoverec die te
hrozne knihy nezasluhoval, aby iei zem
nosila. tudiz bohuliby skutek byl, "a
vrazdil-li jei pravovernY Did anebo vyhu
ben Ii byl cd Zidd cef kmen a cel6 pie.
memo. Vsecky hrozne valeGne vypravy
Zidd ma sousedni narody mali raz valek
nabozenskych Ia hla7ni pohnutku
spon die zneni bible, nabozenskou nesna.
selivost.
Novy zakon, ac znatn8 lidsteisi nez
starry nebot hristus obcoval publika-
ny, f'rzei Samaritapy, obsahuie pred
ce jen n6ktera mista, niz Sc kfestanu
nabozenska neSnaselivost pfimo pfikazuie.
u sv. Matouse, kap. x, verse IA. a Is.
kladou Sc samemu kristu nasleduiici slo-
va do 1st:
"a kdozkoliv nepfijal by vas, neupo-
siechl Ii by fed vasich, vyidouce ven z
domu neb mesta toho, vyrazte prach z
noh svych.
Amen pravim vam: Lehceii bude ze-
mi Sodomskych Gomorskych den
soudny neil m6stu tomu.
Jaky jest prosty smysl uvedeuych slov!
Kdo Sc media cd hlasatela kfesfanstyi o.
oratiti ma viru, tent propadl zkaze neien
duseyni ale t6lesne - nebof lebGeii bu- /.
DE- zeuri Sodonskych Gomorskvcb
den soudny - nezli m6stu Ia dolnr) ne.
vericich
Ale lei moci tlov6ka, ably ma slovo
tomu nebo onomu novemu pGeni uv4til +,
Zallste ze ne. Mnohemu prayoverne,un
katolikn mdze ptirodovede vzdelanv
cIpyek sebe pochc pitelneji dokazovati. b.
boufi a blyskani pdsobi nina, il lest
riracno ci vzduch prosycen, on pfedce
btfdejeh hlavou vrtlt vefiti. ze 10 della
vsecko pambd vlastnorucnt.
Co By Sc feklo vzdelancich, kdyzbv
takoveho katolika zatracovali sp6.obem
jako cini Kristus sv Matouse iinover
cum? A vedecky ddkaz lie snadneii We
sti,, 'nezli d6kaz viry, prntoze pryni male
hA ma rozum cloveka, kdezto druhg oby-
dejne Sozumu sc pfiei.
Pfi hlasani sifeni move vfry zalezi
nejvfce ma wire hlasane "a druhe ma hIa
satelich, sice jejich osobnim zjevu, ie-
iich zapslu pro vec, .jejich vymluvnosti
sebexApirani. Byla vira kfesfanska znac
ne lepsi, nez ziiovska, chaldejska, perska,
ndickS. fecka. egyptska rimska! Ny
,elmi pochybujeme V prvnich dobach
1fesfapstvi zalezelo toto We wife VI
ooslanf Kristovo, jeho mesiasstvi ie.
Rozlicne pfibehy Kristova zivota, 2
Iichz vetsina byly baiky, cinily obsah te
pve viry, toho noveho nabozenstvi. III
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
ID 81 kvet 1874 odiltdi yaky udsne stsnice (vyJms
RedeD jak nAslednduie.
River Division

opousu Bayard II 80 dop 500 odp Ptlj2dI do Nov.
Philadelphia 80 20 odp opousti n Philad. 100 dop.
II 80 odp. Pfijltdi do Bsyard $40 dop. 335 odp.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02
OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc aapfed
zaplati. yyjmuty jsou z toho pravidla
spolky, jimk zaroveh oxnamuie Sc "a .,po
tov66nt cenu.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknut, 2 palce S4.00, 3 palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeihovana tim Jest lev
nelsi, elm dele Sc uvefejhuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
.pismem stoii Is cta. fadka.
Oznamky: hide JEST ..Naprodeir'
.Hledd Sc" stoji IS eta. "a ttikrat otisk-
NUT.
" Poole toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
sdslv Pokroku oznanovati chce. Necht
siuda kolik fadek, ci kolik palcd koli-
krat uyerelnit nechf 81 sam vypocte a
zssle pfislusici "a to 6astku.
. Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku Y
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd nechf laska-
We podotkne.
Penize posilejte vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk ROK
No. 1O4 CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, o
, 1875-07-15

} THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MURDERS.
Beaver. UtAh, July H.-To~day tho trials Of
Loo and Dame wero set for tue 10th i1ss., tlo
prosecution to alocs which one shHiI bo t1lol
nrss. Judge DosomAn Ia determined 10 have tho
caso8 diRposot of without unnecessary du!ny.
Bono very important witnesses for tho prosecu-
tion. who 1t waa thought could not DO found. are
iu town. and tho principal wtsnaBs, Ktiugon
6mlth. will ba here tomorrow In charge OF =
Marshal.
jain D. Leo has turned 8s.te's evidence md
will be Wltucsa tor tho prosecution, and make
full statement Of I'll 10 knows Of tue MuuI-
tau Meadow maasacfe. T4s causc IL raid to Ia
that he lolleycH lo wa4 10 30 Hacralced to
sppease tho wrath Of tho Governments aud
shield moro -, guilty parties, by tertury,, IT
necesSary. There ia strong feellnE
IN favor of Dame on tho part OF the people from
bouthet1 Utah, Who arc hera n Nituessea sud
to DO present at tho time. many Of whom wore
coucasned ,n tho usssaeso. and they oviuce
great saimosity toward Loo, nishop llogo, and
splcsr. Counsel fos Loo haye adyIsod him to
tall the entire story, believing II 10 be the only
way 70 save t4ais client, ~ we'll ~ T., give tie
EoEld the whole particulars Of this bluody affair.
II " said by those most closely connected
6s.tas xtn tue .t Ia. ttas ,asao asss .e pea'{ St
atatements, which will convict ". II. Dams
and many other high MuEmon authorities, snd
e1Dlatn fully everything connected With tue mas
sacse. Among tue witnoases Ata sotno who ss.
tnal!Y took put !n Il, and some who attended =
Te!an from shs @ asid u sisuehsss. : 'Ti Ths
officers have hAd the greatest difficulty
u .&sttlng tho Witnesses for Las's Defense
QUITE number have positively yetused, and de-
nod tue Marshal, whiia I'll those In Dsms's be-
Aslf eke preasnt, which u attributed to Tue fact
that Dsme u Aosnoa In full fellowship, aud
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captured. Active e1er.onu Aro beiug rsado 10
reach tho feht Tho military have joined tho
civil authorities In the search and cittzons
vigilance committee haH also hccn organized,
lar9o and daring hhnd Of hosae- -tAio.es IN
operating In tho Arkansas Valley and along the
kansaB border Of tho Indian Territory. The
btnd nnmborn hundred Of more, aud Ia thur
ouRhly organized. Oas of tho leaders, \ noted
frontier robbaf nam~d Bonnet, wAs recently cap
Wichita, hut escaped from Tho jail It that pltce
On Sunday night, and in again Al largo. On
MnndaY ten moro Of tho LAp,i wero brought in.o
Wichita by party Of so!dicrs. they htv-
Cheyenne AGENCY will, lot Of ntolcn stock in
their roasesHion. 4 Vigilance Committee has
hcch orgRnlzed 1t Dodge City. and II In very
probable that rerieB Of irregular atraugulA-
tlons will 5000 lake place in that locality.