The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-23
THE RED FLAG.
Anarchists Demand the Return Of
Captured Banners.
A POlygamist Shot Dead for Resist
ing Arrest.
Two Murdersrs Shot by q Mob After
their Release on Bail.
Jewelry Store at EeoshO Falls Burg
Iarizsd Of Thirty Watches.

Iarizsd Of Thirty Watches.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE attorneys for
the anarchists addressed the following
letter to Mayor Harrison, States Attorney
Grinnell, Chief Eoersold, Inspector Bon
field, Captain William Wood, Lieut., James
Rowier, Lieut.. Penzen. Capt. O'Donnell.
Lieut.. Better and Lieut. Blarcal: Gan
uemen-Please take notice: We, as altor-
neys for the International Carpanters'
ualon No. of Chicago and
the Bohemian WofklngEens' Building
society, both incorporated, hereby request
the Ioturn OF properly hereinafter de.
scrIbed, taken by Ot1icers of police by force
the nth day OF Nay, 1885 From the Car
penters' Union wac taken from hVadQuar-
LeTs, II West Lake street, one reu flag
about 6xS ieet, silk with gold fringed Dor
der ON which was inscribed
International Zimmerleuten Bascheriner
union No. |. Won Chicago" from the
rooms OF the bohemian WOrkingmens
Building society, corner of Center avenue
and Eighth street., two red flags (not an
scIibeO), two hundred yards Of red fan
mel, sIXteen mOnogTamS; also two small
books, containing names Of members; and
unless the said property is returned
within ten days We shall be
compelled 10 bring such action as may, in
our judgment, be justified from the facts
presented TO US. We also add that the
properly is IN NO sense unlawful, or such
as is by the laws OF this state prohibited,
nor has any unlawful use been made Of
said property. We trust this request will
ind IaYor with you and the property be
speedily returned"
The Desplaines street station officers
say they will leave the matter with Grim
nell.
States Attorney Grinneu said this
evening that he did not intend 70 sur
render q single article Of the anarchist
spOils in the hands OF the authorities I'M
I'll the pending cases OF the eight SEN
fenced men were definitely disposed Of.
Then he supposed 3 bonfire would be
made of them.
POLYGAAnsT SHOT.
SALT LAKE, Dec, 17.-At ParOWAu
Utah, Deputy Marshall VIM. Thompson
shot and killed Edward Dalton, who had
been indicted tor unlawful cohabitAtion In
March, 1885. Dalton hsoI been arrested
and escaped and frequently declared he
would never be taken alive. Thompson
and his deputy, OTtons saw hun to-day in
TO surrender. Dalton turned his horse 10
run when Thompson shot, intending TO
fire over him, but the ball took effect IN
Dalton's body and he died in about an
hour. Thompson and Orion were arrested
for murder by local officers. A good deal
of excitement prevails over the affair.
FINE WORKERS INDICTED.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Dec. 1.-THE federal
grand jury to-day returned seventy two
election indictments against various judges
of elections, supervisors of illegal voters
and fine workers. The names Of those IN
dicted cannot as yet be known with one
exception-that of j. e. Flanagan, Judge
of election, who Is accused of RECEIVING
illegal votes.
GUNDER's COMES ION.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 17-SyIVester Gran
da, alias Gunders, now under arrest for
completely in the Haddock murder, will
be taken to Sioux City Tonight. The Star
will publish confession made to-day, in
which Grenda admits he was with the
party and drank with them. They had
agreed to attack Haddock and other
promine Mt prohibitionists. ArensdoTf
he says fired the shot which killed Had
dock. Granda, with his wife and Kosh-
nitzki, who is now under arrest at Sioux
City, flosted down the river in flasboa',
and Koshniizki went on TO California.
LEAvRNwOR H WHISKY CASES.
LEAvENWoRTH, Res., Dec. 1.-THE
case OF the state against LsjOIe for selling
liquors to minors and others in violation
OF the prohibition law has been on trial
for two d vs.. The evidence wss over
whelming. Judge Cr' zer's instructions
were fair. 1t Is reported that the jury
have returned sealed verdict. This fact
leads to the CONCLUSION that the verdict
WI ] be guilty as charged. 1t is though,
impossible for them to acquit In the face
of the testimony and the plain instructions
from the judge.
RIDDLED WITH BILLET
little Rock, Ark, Dec. t7.-Faeto
Jones aid Dick Bullock, two Of the me-
groes who few days ago murdered Geo
Taafe in the ChOctaw nation, who hsG
discovered them killing his cattle, and
who were released on four hundred dollars
bail, we're caught by mob Wednesday
and taken to the scene Of the murder and
riddIed with bullets, each receiving not
less than forty shots. Sandy Smith aud
George Mess, the other murdeTera, are in
j 4il for trial in the United States court a.
Fort Smith.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE steam
whaler Mary and Helen took fire tNis
morning while laying Oh the works Of
the Pacific Transportation company in
the southern part of the city. The IRE
communicated with the magazine Of the
vessel and an explosion followed killing
the son Of Captain Miller and deck
hand. The vessel was badly damaged,
one whole side being blown out.
LAWToN's BODY EXHUMED
KANSAS CITY, Dec. IA. r Lswton,
who was charged with completely in the |
work OF blowing up the court house at |
Columbus, Has, year ago to destroy
the county records, was afterwards
reported tn hsve died or committed
suicide at Cincinnati. There has always
been some question as to his death, and |
the body of The mau buried at Cincinnati
wss brought b. re to-day. An EXsmi0a-
tion will be held tomorrow in the pres
ence of L4wton's brother and others to |
determine tho fact ard the liability of
LANt ms hondsmen.
MURDERER LYNCHED.
ATLANTA, Dec 17.-ThuFsday morn
ing after midnight the house of John
SWt ling was burned down. Inside
were Swelling, his vile and three chill
drCn. all of whom were burned 20 death
Frances SAuderson wAS arrested and
confesst d he had crushed the skulls Of
the sleepers, saturated the bed clothes
with coal oil. and applied the match.
The citizens seized the murderer and
carried nim II TO lynch him.
Nearly Balanced.
KANSAS CRY, Dec. 18.-Rcll, Thsyer &
WiIliams, dealers in dry-goods and no
tioas, at T~elfth and Man streets, as.
signed yesterday to Michael Broken. their
head bookkeeper. No statement has been
made, but 1t is thought that their assets