Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-08

" =".= KANSAS FEUOS.
T.:
A Plot Discovered to Kill Judge
i'enkln, Us the Result If the
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T@tr sI,ev'tf md Hi Posse q m
: bu>|'etl ;tno i Deputy R,ddlrl
-: With Bullets:

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war tt.tr t:-n Nnuti~ttnI+ alut Huynttnt
which hEaIn IT suited in bfopts1ltu. A
plot IT, MIL Judge b~Akin, the nlpun"
tnt U one Ut the murdered leattprs
vst% put to execution to day. fttAiIed
and the bullets intended for judge
Reakln killed n deputy sheriff. Three
weeks since Judge Benkin rrreived in-
formation that moi, conipo4td ot
cIt!Z ns Of the alliance of WuodsdaIe
and Spring field. woult endeavor III
sinate him on his way to court ut
| Springfield this morning. The in
formation waH furnished by member
of the con~pirary, WHO gave the names
of all thos- Implicated In the plot. f.
was also stated that The judge would
he fired upon at the head Ut the valley
near Culvert's place, one mile II: uth~
east Of Springfield. Last night Judge
Beakin, Sheriff Dunn aud Xix deputy
sheriff. held meeting at the house
Of the judge, which il Two miles south
OF the head Of the canynp. They dr.
ctden tn scout the country between
the judge'n house and the court house,
and started fronl the house at 3:30 thi.
morning. They came upon mob
cnniW~td of abs ut forty nItn with
Wlnrl4r-tef rt1.r md h fight en.ueb.
It lasting until daylight. Shefitt
Dunn wA- efaIty ttdhl Il with huI-
let. All the pthtr otfi:era rc4pe4i
and went tn Srrin. Held, N here they
tMrr1cld'f 4htnlA-lv@. III u private
hous-. The mob pur>ueti tn III 10 the
town.
l. Shor'ly Af'er t!ny hrnke, Jue Lara
bee, the rnu:t Sent EtApher, wa. eetn
by the uIe,i,hrr> OF the JnA <r'4 family.
VIII" all this tine hat been ut hume,
approaching ,he l'ouse on Ii rsebark.
The ,,sub cttulu al-o be -+en III the dis
tance. L.lr4 4l'+e tlarked the mub and
reached The bnu@'. when h. tnId The
Judge th+ rt~ntt N thp hattie and
u,ged him to iiee with hi- fuuiEy tn
ArkAetn. Not long afterwards Mr-.
II. +. I44rrahre nd the wit- 1T III
| under sheriff Atso arrived st liz hnlse
with II Himi isr lnta-age frun. Deputy
Sheriff Strtn the cashier Of The Arkn-
Ion STATE Bunk.
, County Attorney BrAuchomp ttcur-
ed the budy of Sheriff Dunn and
brought 1t htrr. It will sent 10 bi-
family. In addition tn members Of
Citizens Alliance, who composet4 The
mob. there were also half dozen
desperate characters frnm Grant
county. All were under :he leader
ship of John STR file, recently convic-
ted In Judge Beaktn's court for horse
stealing. The iuetigators and the
principal movers in the conspiracy are
Mr4. Margaret Wood, wife ut the muir,
dered Sam Wood, John r. Garrison
OF Garden City, A. r. Kslgore, &. s.
Kilgore and q. =. Aubrey of Wo de-
dale; b. ]. Valbores, A. L. Culvert
and w. B. Orner Of Springfield. Judge
Beakin has had detectives In The
:a1np Of the C!tzens' Alliance oi
Woodsdaie and Spring field for the
past THREE weeks and has in his nos
session conclusive evidence ot lIlels
guilt.
TROOPS CALLED FOR.
TOPEKA, Jan. B.-Thir afternoon
Governor Humphreys received tcle~
gram frou Judge Beakin, dateu III
| Arka)on, urging the Governor to SIND
the Adjutapt General with troops te
ArkalOn on special train ~ quickly
AZ possible. The necessary order.
were gwen ut once aud Company 4
of the tlrst Infantry started fur tht
1T nt. AdjotAnt General Robe t. |ef
to~uight and will direct tne troops il
rer.on. 1t Ia not likely hat thu
trouble hss ended. Facts i'll tgArd tt
lhe conspiracy discovered by lht
Judge 60 10 show that it the attack o1
him from ambush proved ursuccets,
fxl, the mob would 10 to hIs house o1
wherever lle was and n>urder him, L