Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25


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Uas ol the men E-s Monday has hesn
i1aAtaea 1sJ e. gvlaaa l4te Il .-r.al.i..
Coontf $40 All inror.aation shows tlat it
was 3 most hesrtls-s sut cold b.s.t.sf mar
deg. peTpotrated d. three desperate char
actess aAo desired 10 take posss ..ion of
d claia that he Ms tha M,.rul
owner e. One 81 the malaerels az
Young Cyiand has been found and
executed lie was discovered ia The
bushes near the river posse e.
thirty men was formed Tor tho
rose of canfurfne him Wh,n they ~
rived II his htaiuc-ula.s they demanded
his sirr4nder Hts answer ,,a. - ,.nlI ti.
revolver and instantly "a vou.v Ans fred
ann. he, fell ,,ar-aily Wounded he die8 in
an hour. III. name * unknown The VIC
lance committee made no effort to con
ceal the killing of the assassin and re,,
upon the community 70 sustain them in
tieir EFFORT. r., o,..ss,re the turbulent and
lasy.e~s element az th4 ea,ons
Another az the murdered men Was ( r
Compis Al.n from = revolver passed Ell
tireiv through his breast coming ont al The
back. lie lived hair an hotr after
being shot Compis said hs and
his partner had entered Gutnri. oa
monies An tna lots ,,ere ,-o,a
and they SWAN the Cottonwood and hal
staked n claim a. rh4v were drivin,, the
last stake "a fellow ,,as discovered i. tns
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- f.llo,y ob5..tea o,d ,,.,,ad him no
,yo,iid shoot laf,-.. h. ,,.,,,rd aivi8e u.lf
an hour af-.r,,ord C,r,,,i. ,ras shot a. h.
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road failp, - eel;,|o- fr.i,,h+ TT
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nor arrived ,-.+ lor.,e ,,,,,,I'c.~ ~ -,
ers sl.,,t ~. ro.ha~ 80 >, 1T, -
Mondav ni,,ht o,r on tbs o,ro,,d z,t,to,,t
so much as :, bI,,,l-s.4 4, r-,,Pt ,I,a,,, fro,,
the damp
After o'clock Monday and during the
night mere was much suffering on account
OF the scarcity OF water. Tie water in the
Cottonwood is red with Inud and famine
seems imminent Hawkers went about the
depot with buckets of water. charging five
cents glass The stuI was Door bur found
ready sale. Tho engineers were bcsieeed
bv thirSsy peOple for drinks from the en-
CINE tanks and many were accommodated.
scores OF boomer wagons can he seen
forging northward across the Cherokee
strip, Ietracing the hard journey they had
but Just completed Hundreds and proba-
ably Thousands OF them viii halt or the
strip and tIy TO force a settlement They
ar strapped and desperate, and the Gov
ornment must yield this fine region, now
useicssy seques-ered, or cause great
trouble. Good huiu0r is splendGlv main
tanned in the face Of these Aardships.
KANSAS CITY No. April - = Journal
spe ial from Guthrie SAYS. The unauthor-
lied and unwarranted Il settlement OF the ho st
portion Of thistown by Government officials
and others has complicated the situation
r~e