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THoMAs BOWLING SON. Aue,,.. eia E st. n, .
DUNcANsoN BROS, Huc,.,. oh and D .i,. n. ..

myls 21.23. 70, 2Sot
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. Dab and sts n y
LARGE EpsIsEss PROPERTY. BEING ENTIRE
aSSS e EFT Ell FEET e ris 81 i5 glnkkf
AES5RSs2s ma. u. Il. e sss
,.,.. L9Tss; LANDS. SQUARE aeo:
S 4. sd5s SIR. rs
NOKIHwHST A splendid location for large eusi.
iess sssS Ss.no. N on. and two
s.p1f 81
on the property At time of sale conseysncnT. &C. q,
sns VIZ 1,iss
IN Z Ss6s
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aaoss.. 9th and 3 sts n ".
s Sc: 4 GaSs fo ~ 4 fff
s II thE nA sssftS ' fYpf
n nsIsi cash puscAssos BROS. auc..
r ATcLTFFE, DARR co. Auct. $50 p, ave. n "
TEtt EG syG ass9HTEP STOCK
ssTTSSEEEEEsSSE oR eTGESEs OF EIGHTH AND
sasf L ssS rgAb5ik
SOAP, YEAST AND BAKHNG POWDERS, PICKLES.
TfS I'm EsxTEkSft S;, CSikGss Az h5Isssfs
sS hsR T' II MAsBb EXP Asb
On MONDAY MokSlNa. MAY TWENTY THIRD.
sh 1hs Set aSrb II tn: ssdd. Sc:
there. which We partly enumeraie above. The trade
and snyfEi LIFE DAHR CO.
p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO. .Auci,.. go p. ave-
VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On FLORiDA AVENUE. BEING THE BRfck
R5H AvfsSE sSEiH
is AHlffG9s Wv fyr 5 5sESaf
Will 'sr Tor p, PART i5Ie t q Is premises
OF LIE h bRofr PARK,
feet and d improved BY handsome brick house
Terms; One-,hird cash. balance in one and two
Yh nSe ns Ans res q te rate q
so o
70 S with d DAYS 1 s say
Of sale the resell at the risk and cost Of the
oS1ad eIaiff BARR CO.. Aue.
r ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctionesrs.
VERY HyD VALUABLE ng!LpLNG LOT on SEVENTH
s ..s y snI i
LOT %.
Fronting 5 feet on IN st. and running back to
This sale should commend the attention Of parties in
Terms Of sale One-third cash: the balance in one
s .ass
d dSa IF a. ~ sssh at the option Of the
sonplisa WIN IN ss.sn ds ~:
IT ss h
Se aISs Is # ah n
e
NAMES sAIE 81 ogESSs6RStEMsP
will sell by public auction at the store Of H. K
MAY as TEs
O'CLOCK 4 NJ all the goods in his place upon which
%sh.s hsns
Charms. Lockets, Gun Buttons. Rings. Scarf Pins
ssfE s.
isal and snISic,l Instrpnsn,s. Umbrellas. Canes,
please s ssSs nS SR ali F%Ss
+. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer. my17-7t'
T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers. l4O7 Q st.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RHKES sf Was4 IN SES9I = STREET soUTH
!ss q s: n S:r S
isy2 :. FIVE O'CLOCK r M. lot is in sausrs ST..
located on the west side Of ID street between and
streets southwest. improved by two-story pressed.
brick house. with seven rooms and bath
All conveyanciny and recording ut purchasers cost
800 deposit required At the time of sale Terms at
sale. JOHN O. JOHNSON
r. A. MORRISON,
my17-d&ds Trustees
THOs. BOWLING SON. Aucts .6l2 E ST. NV
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF CAR
LOAD OF GOOD WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
PA. =
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JOSEPH r. EpsoN.l r.
my4-w&stds CHAS b BAfIEY,S trustees
TRusdTEESSssa SALE ale oE IYP n Pko.ERrY

'HRuSTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
l. CORNER OATH AND STREETS y W.
,s ~ virtue q decree uade on the I'd day Of May.
bic, in equity cause No. L2s40. in which Thos W
Walter ct are eoInplainants and Eleanor A. Walter
9 9y ;fIh df Sy will 90 MONDAY the Tw5STI.
PAST FIVE ocLocKP. N. in front Of
the premises. sell at public auction the real es-
tate and premises In said decree TO wit Lot
Numbered thirty eight t3s) of H. NJ schneders SUE
DIVISION OF original lot numbered i've (5D in square
numbered thirty seven $50 Of the city OF Washington
winch IS improved by twoetory and basement brick
house tnearly newt with modern improvements
Terms. Said sale is 20 be made subject 10 and the
purchaser viii assume payment of debt of four thou
sand dollars OOO secured by deed on said
PREMISES which bears interest from the 9th day Of
December. 1881. the interest payable semi
On the 9th day Of june and the 9th DAY OF December
aud the PRINCIPAL will be due and pay able ON the 9th
day o. June 1893 and the residue Of the purchase
price Is to he pai1 in cash deposit of hundred
dollars t&2O0 will be required al the time of sale All
conyeysncing will lie at the of the purchaser
wfMAN L. COLE. Trustee,
Fendal building.
JOHN J. JOHNSON. Trustee,
ln,,,-,,,.o..x $50 AZ ST. N. ".
u,yfAdkds w.
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s sAhss 5 J. f BEfH.: Trustees.
DCNCANGON RROS.. Aucta. mv1l
THOMAS BOWLING : SON. Auct,.. sl2 81. n. '

TRgsIIEEgs SALE OF yALgAgLE IMesoyEp
s sf Ne ts At EHSRE ISLAND AVE
September TO- lss7, rscordsd in Li6sr i2sS, folio
EaSsr, Issa. folio re % sec. o. sSs i.ns
nj 20 so 'Ss $ s.us d p. ssssS'S g.
Equity e::e No % On n' TIE IS a.. p q r.
III! ri s :. on H h9f
PAST FoUR O'CLOCK PM. part q lotS, square
49, fronting 81 feet the souf6sde Of Rhode Island
avenue by depth Of 100 fs.t ipches 70 wide alley:
Nd ground b.xins iS,soos vide alley sa the west
sS e @
Tsrms Ons-tRird cash; balance IN one and two
year. With interest seeured by sdsed q trust on the
A deposit 9f 600 REQUIRED q time Of sais II the
terms a sale not coanplied with ten (lOD dsys
the trustees reserve the right resell rsk snd cost
q defanltng purch.asr conveyanc1ng and Fsoord-
/ RICHARD w. TYLER,
ROBERT q. RUfHERfdRb. " Trustees.
:. TIE TERMS OF SALE or TIE ABOVE MEN.
TONED property not having bssa compiled WITH ~
- soperty III b resod g Ek and cost Of the a.
E6UkTH. lse2 q HAIffAsf foU1 O'CLOCK +.
ssss. 1851 q lc -. ~ 49, e se' = Z: !.
ronsously advertteed sbovs Terms sxd ooodifc0s q
~ e l1saticnsdi IN above sdvatissassf = ss6ss
-...as s sss:ss as'.t aIsI.sss...
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BROS. Aucuoneer..

p@ELLfSe 80 tss STREET Sto8ErHwfEssfNa t
80 l4b2 =, folio ~ e seq on. q the hand record.
n. .h ercnss. on We the VII ss n T2T, e
pay OF NAY: 1897 At FIVE O'CLOCK ?. n. th.
being Ia IN. city OF Washington In the District of Co
iuinoia, and known and distinguished the west
issn Feet four and three quarter inches us feet IN
inchss front by the full depth thereof Of original o
nfteep u5) in square tive hundred and twelve t5l2)
together with the improvements. ways. easements.
risnn privueses and appurtensnces 70 the same BE-
longing or IN any wise appsrtainins.
Terms 0ue-third cash, balance in equal install.
mens At one and two years notes TO bear per cent
interest payable semi ually and be BY
deed OF trust on premises an cash. option pur-
chaser. deposit OF $500 required at time Of sale
ConNeyanc;nR &c, At purchasers cost Terms TO lie
complied With in fifteen days. othsr~is. the
serve the TO resell the property at the risk and
In Washington. d. c.
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PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPEhTY on THE S0uTHwEST CQRNER
NUMBERED no d STREET.
r 2s S 2d xEfsasT F1yk dIrTDEHTH

FRoNTiKG ri FEEL On u STREET
And improved by swelfbuilt brick house. contsinins
latEo6ss and rssnys: all r. erst;clsss order;
ber iS5i. & Per cent pef sknuu' ffom Ssisnce of
pusehsss money cash. Adeposis Of sop required
chassrs cost Iern,s 70 be complied With within ten
% ths propery win be resoId st tie rsk and
q n syis sssai' IN The EvfStp T sss grxco,r
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wIIl1AS s ! III Hii 4: A.. Trustees.

THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auctionesr. my13-dkds
pAWEREoKER's AyGTIoN ON MONDAY
PAST SEVEN T; n I shall sell q public auction At
ssssd VIII pieasstak notice. GEO. 3. xeAULEY.
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucts. myiurs,:
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PEREMPToRY SALE OF LARGE NUMBER OF
BUILDINGS. LOCATED IN SQUARES
BOUNDED BY TWELFTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS AND MA.
RYLAND AVENUE AND
DISTRICT SOUTH.

On THURSDAY, MAY NINETEENTH 1902. CON-
MENClNG AT TEN O'CLOCK M. we will sell at
public auction. In front Of the premises to the high
est bidder, az the buildings located In the square,
bounded by Twelfth and tn streets and Mary
land avenue and streets southwest Buildings 70
to day until closed out.
Terms cash. DCNCANSON BROS
myl7-2t Anctioneers
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THos. BOWLING SON. Aucts. .6l2 st. NV.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF CAR
AND MARES FROM CUMBERLAND VALLEY
On FRIDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1892, at TEN
O'CLOCK NJ. wexill sell in our Horse and Carriage
good Work Horses and Mares.
myl6-4t THOMAS BOWLING & SON, Aucts.
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unknown; J. S. Davidson, CHI &. Bruce, five wears.
1875 pounds, Observation-Disclosures; W. C. Eustis,
Oh. g. Loris, aged, l6O pounds, Thunder-un-
known; J. Ford Thompson, IT,, ch. m. Mona,
aged, 1876 pounds. unknown; Guy f. Whiting,
b. &. Dandy, aged 10 pounds, Diamond-un-
known: j. II. Maccauley. Oh. <. Ranger, aged,
| las pounds, Luke-unknown; P. 3. Brown, z. T.
Bertha T., four years, 100 pounds, Ivanhoe-un-
known.
A. p. r. A. members handicap, one-half mile
on the hat-Polo Ranch Stable, m. g. Champa,
aged, 40 pounds, Tramp-unknown; DR.. Memo
cal. Oh. g. ,Quiante. aged, 40 pounds, Heurfano-
unknown; W. c. Eustis. chm. Eileen, aged $50
pounds, Id Cough or Hillingdon, dam by I'm
cas-; TamalamahStable, oh. 8. Trump, years, las
pounds, Bob johnson, dam by Braeman; Fox
hall Keene, CHI. g. Buckshot, aged, $50 pounds,
\ unknown; Arthur White, br. z. Foresight, three
years. l52 pounds. Emperer-Perception.
Galloway handicap, one mile on the fat
John ID. Hooe, CHI. I. Kstydid, 8 years, lbs
| pounds, volturno-Kate Mattingly; e. s. Handy
| IT,. b. c. Happy Jack, aged, 100 pounds, Jaci
Happy-unknowa; w. Hayes, CHI. c. Carteret, {
years, $50 pouifis, IroQuois-Evelyn Carter; F.
Gebhard, bk. g. RosaIaum, aged, 160 pounds
Rosecrucian-B Blue Bell; G. p. Eustis, b. m. Mi
mosa (late Decoration) aged $50 pounds, Attilla,
Fanny Hill; p. s. Brown, g. I. Bertha B., 4
years, l25 pounds. Ivanhoe- unknown; Arthu,
White, oh. m. Pocahontas, 4 years, 1856 pounds
Onondaga-Albertha; Roger Williams, b. st
Denis, years, l75pounds, Longmoor- unknown
| Metropohtan cup, one mile and . half, ovel
six hurdles-John ID. Hooe, br. g. The Sport,
years, 155 pounds, Coupon-unknown; 7. b. Nc
Dcrmott. oh. 6. Killarney, aged, It's pounds
Orion-Young Utilla; Mr.. Temple, b. e. Ecarte
8 years, IT'S pounds, Flood-Fanny Lewis; Royce
Williams, oh. g. Loris, 6 years, l55 pounds
unknown.
Pony hurdle handicap, one mile and quarte
over i've hurdles-w. Harboard, Oh. m. Nina
aged, l52 pounds, Experiment unknown; ]. 8
Davidson, b. m. Dora n, aged, las pounds, un
known; 7. Carter, chm. Pet 6 years, l35 pounds
Sherrod-unknown; Tamalamah stable, big. Rou
lette, aged, l6o pounds, unknown; J.K. Maddox
brig, Upstart, 3years, las pounds, Tscumseh
unknown.
DumblAns cup, full stssplschass coarss-
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts 6l2 st. NV.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CoNpEMNED MATE.

On THURSDAY. MAYl0. 1892, at TEN O'CLOCK,
WI sell II the court yard the State Wa. and Navy
gine, cylinders Sin; dia 1O-in. strokes about 800
ieet lin Hosting Wire Rope; lot Of Old Scrap Iron
Tubes Bin KIP feet; l20 feet Cast Iron Pipe lSin.
dia: lot Of Old Crate Bars; IS; BY order Of
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CHhAnNSCCEERYo SALE Of y LARGE VACANT LOT,
ia IN ~ wAhsaIHNHSTDNS s CITY TpppyGs E s
EAST. -. !. -
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia passed In Equity cause No. 13 PA tShelds
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, MAY TWEEN
TY-FIFTH. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCKP p. NJ, lot NUN.
bered four ~, in square south Of square numbered
city, d. G.
Terms: One-tlIird cash. and residue In and two
years from day q sale with interest payable semi
cash desired e900 deposit required st time Of sale
Fifteen days given 70 comply with terms. and all
veyancing It cost Of purchaser.
JOB BARNARD,
200 3sh st NV. Trustees.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET SOUTH

PROPERTY on SECOND STREET S0UTH,
WEST. WASHINGTON, d. c.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liler No.
seq, Of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request CT the party secured
thereby we will sell At pHnlie auction IN front q the
l8S2. at FIVE O'CLOCK p M, lot Is in squsrs 5s7
located on the west side Of I'd street between and
streets southwest, improved by . twostory pressed
brick house. with seven rooms and bath.
All conveyanciny and recording at purchasers cost
sale. JOHN O. JOHNSON
r. A. MORRISON,
mYl7-d6ds Irnstsas
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snl printing M.terisl., &C. kemwa, DeBar,msnt
HePy wiz Ss y pab sac dy
A Aih II, hbhuKsbAY NAY vSINEIEENIH 1902
nent building Three Horses Old FURNITURE Printing
Materials, Be-. &c; Terms of sale: To the highes
bidder for cash: Articles must be removed without
delay at the risk and expense of the purchaser r
THORP, Chief of Supply Division myl3kl8i2t
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Fronting 90 feet Florida avenue with depth Of 40
feet. aud improved by 4 handsome brick house con-
tanning 10 rooms and bath.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years, with notes Tearing interest the
cent per annup and secured by deed of trust upon
chaser deIost Of &20O required atte time OF sale
All conveysncing, Sc. at the cost of the purchaser
Terms to be complied with fifteen days from the day
Of sale the to resell at the risk cost Of the
defaultin9 purchaser is reserved.
myl7-d&ds KATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO., Aucts
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We will sell at rqSls sucsiop fey account q yho 4
isR, q 0NE O'CLOCK r NJ al our suc,ipn rooms,
MACHINE COMPANY.
Terms cash.
mylS-0t DCNCANSON PROS lucta
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PROVIDENCE, Jan. Colonel Ballou, DR..
Grayes' counsel, has made this statement
FOR publication: "As 10 the reported confess
sion Of DIR. Graves l am confident that no
such confession was made, aud / am con
trmed IN that belief by the report which I
received on my way home from my friends
IN Denver The whole thing was false.
There was not the least coucealnent
about my departure from Denver, nor was
there any disappearance On Thursday
Judge Furnan, after being interrupted by
q juror, promised TO conclude IN two hours.
and District Attorney Stevens made tho
same promise. That would make it about
o'clock Saturday when the case would 20
70 the jury. Friday was a holiday. and I
consulted Mr.. Wells as to the propriety of
my leaving on Saturday night, and be
thought It quite proper. secured limited
tickets and berths in the sleepers for myself
and wife Mr. Stevens, instead Of proceed
ing with the argument after Judge Furman
had finished, asked for a recess, and 1t was
granted. It was after o'clock when he
concluded, and the time was approaching
when ] must take my train.
"As to the verdict my colleagues and
myself expected an acquittal, and We're sur
prisod at the result There il nothing i can
say more than has already been said and
published"
Colonel Ballou was sworn in as alderman
from Ward Nine this noon, and received
the congratulations Of his many friends
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ooAL cRgEk az EoR eLoon.
Another Outbreak Against the Convict
Minors Expeeted Every Mornont.

Another Outbreak Against the Convict
Miners Expected Every Moment
NASHVILLE, Jan THE sentiment of
anarchy is throughout Coal Creek valley
and another outbreak Of looting and blood
shed is expected every moment. The fol-
lowing has been circulated among the miners
to rouse them to action;
''Ihe convicts shall never gain a foothold
here again. Our prayer must be blessings
on our people and destruction 10 the con
Ficts, the lessees and the state militia. We
must act with prudence and give tit for tat
No matter what comes, death, destruction
or anarchy, we must stand together. One
hundred and sixty-seven men think they
may intimidate us Shall we endure itg
Neveri The time to strike once more for
our families and homes is almost at hand.n
When United States flag was put up
the troops cheered it, but miner yelled in
derision, 1T won't stay there long; wen
shoot it down and you with it.n The miners
come about the camps, and watch the sol
diers standing about in knots and examine
their positions. Eugene Merrill, the leader
Of the miners, has issued a proclamation
calling for meeting tomorrow night. After
that the outbreak is expected, and the state
troops are preparing for 1t.
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BLAINE SUDDENLY FRUSTRATED.
An Attack of His Old stomach Trouble
Which Lasted About an Hour.


WASHINGTON, Jan. f.-Secretaiy Blaine's
prostration by illness while discharging his
duties at the state department was sufleient
to fill the city with every kind Of alarming
rumors. The attack came upon him in the
diplomatic reception room. His illness was
sudden and was accompanied by vertigo and
nauseau. The preliminary symptoms Of the
attack, resembling 80 closely other more
serious visitations--one two years ago, after
the Gardner Hubbard dinner IN this city,
which kept him confined 10 his room six
weeks; and the other Of more recent date,
followed his visit 10 New York TO take part
IN the opening Of the Dumrosch Music hall
which resulted In an illness Of six months
His daughter, Miss Hattie Blaine, was tele-
phoned for at his residence, only two or
three squares distant, and promptly re-
sponded, and came to her fathers aid AZ the
state department.
Surgeon General Browne, Of the navy,
whose Office is in one Of the rooms assigned
TO the navy department on the floor below
the secretary's offices, was summoned and
came up at once and administered such
remedies as the occasion demanded He
gave the sarue diagnosis that accompanied
the previous attacks, that tho seoretary's
illness was the result Of indiscretion in eat
ing, failure 70 take proper exercise, and ex-
cessiye mental exertion under these unfa-
vorable conditions. In about an hour Mr..
Blaine was sufficiently recovered to be re-
moved to his house IN the department
carriage, where the family were soon be-
sleged by callers anxious to learn the secre-
tary's condition. President Harrison walked
over from the White House aud was shown
up 70 the secretary's room. Attorney Cen
eral Miller, whose official quarters abut on
the Blaine mansion, also saw him.
During the balance of the day there was q
constant succession OF inquiries from the
highest officers Of the government as well a.
from members of the diplomatic corps and
the secretary's many personal friends. To
al callers the same answer was given, that
Mr.. Blaine was better and that his illness
was not regarded as serious; that in fact il
was considered as merely a stomach trouble.
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SWEPT BY A CYCLONE.

A Georgia Town Almost Wiped Out.
Three Killed and Many Injured.
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. This town was
visited by terrible cyclone. Three people
were killed, number Of others injured and
the little town was almost swept out OF ex-
istence A path 500 yards wide was swept
through the town and for three miles east
Of it the devastation continued. The cy-
clone cloud is described as Of dense black
ness, funnel shaped and constantly iluinin-
ated viii lightning flashes.
The dead so far as reported are. Win
Travis, farmer, aged thirty years; sallie
Graham, aged ten years; a colored child not
yet identified.
Travis was in his house and hearing the
noise went TO the door to see what caueed
It. just then the cylone struck the house
Travis body was not found until this morn
ing. He had been carried about 200 yards
and almost every bone in his body was
broken. The list Of injured win probably
reach twenty-five, some Of whom win die
Many others are only slightly hurt. The
value OF the buildings demolished is probably
$4,000, with scarcely any insura ace.
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rHE wARFARE IN KANSAS.
Judge Botkin to BE killed by the Mob
whenever He Is Pound.

Il
Whenever He Is Found.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan 7.--Petitions win be
I circulated throughout this state urging the
! governor to call an extra session Of the leg
islature for the purpose OF redistrictina
southwestern Kansas. The Seward county
massacre, following 30 closely upon the ac-
quittal Of Brennan, Sam Woods murderer,
because no jury could be secured, aroused
public sentiment all over the state. Attor-
ney General John II. Ives says there IL no
way ia which great crimes can be punished
in the southwest unless the legislature at
tach the counties with small populations TO
the more populous counties.
Governor Humphrey says he viii have an
the ringleaders in the Seward county mob
arrested, but admits there is no likelihood
Of any punishment following. He will urge
upon the first Legislature convened the neces-
sity for redistricting the state Unless
Judge Theodosius Botkin, Of the Thirty
second Judicial district, resigns his resigna-
tion will be requested. II Is admitted by
the state officials that there win be no peace
in the six counties over which he I9esides
until be y removed
J. X. Dranchkomp, county attorney Of
Arralon, secured the body Of Sheriff Dunn,
who was shot and killed at Liberal Il win
be sent to his family at Pratt, Kan. In cd
dition to the members Of the Citizens Ali
ance who composed the mob there were half
dozen desperate characters from Grant
county. John Stoffel, recently convicted Of
horse stealing, was the leader Of tho mob.
1t is not believed the trouble is ended. II
has been learned that the members Of the
mob intend to attack and kill Judge Botkin
wherever found.
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WAsHINGToE, Jan. 7-Senator Morrilrs
speech in reply to Mr. Stewart, Of Nevada.
precipitated a silver debate in the senate,
which was left unfinished, but was en-.
livened by Mr., Teller's breezy attack on
the silver passages Of the presidents mes
sage and the manner in which Mr.. Stewards
own record on the Sherman bill was quoted
against himself.
The venerable senator from Vermont oc-
cupied an hour and three quarters in read
ing his remarks, and though his voice failed
him toward the close he received the re-
spectful attention Of the senate.
In a twenty minutes executive session the
senate confirmed about seventy-five nomi-
nations, including the interstate commerce
commissioners, and then went through the
form Of adjourning out OF respect 10 a de-
ceased member Of the house from the new
state Of South Dakota, who had died before
being able to take his seat in congress.