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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-17
CALL our THE TROOPS.
sabbatariaas want Military Ala 10 C1sss
the faIr on sandsy.

ssbbatarians wsn, Military Ala 10 Clsss
the Fair on Sunday.
CHICAGO. May 16.-Ths attendance at
the worlds fair to-day Was not nearly -
large as yesterday. The weather was any.
thing but pleasant, . raw. sharp wind
blowing from the Northwest and for the
greater part OF the day the sky being
overcast. Foreigners from warm eoun-
tries suffered from cold and sat around
stoves. looking dlsconsolate. Both lsGis-
lAiive bodies Of the fair. the national
commission aud tho local directory, are
laboriug diligently With the Sunday open
Ing question. The dIrsctosx has adopted
Q revolution revokina - Sunday closing
rule. and NJ meeting Of the commissioa
tomorrow IL is probsbls tbas the resoau-
tion will be brought uH for concur
renee. What action wi be taken
10 problematical. ~ the commits
sion is divided on the subjsct.
6Abhosarians IN various parts OF tho
country arc sslexraphing In ell dirsctions
vigorous protests against the proposed
openins. Some Of them are wildly de-
ulanding the aid Of federal troops 70 stop
the dissertation Of tho sabbath.
The state Of Illinois 10 likely to take .
hand In tito lssai baltic which may b
waged. senator Solomon OF Cook county
has prepared . rssolution to b introdussd
In the state senate st Springfield to-moe.
row, setting forth the facts In the cass
the wishes Of the great masses OF working
people who desire to see the fair and 70 b
Instructed thereby aud who can only 90
on Sundays; tho fact that the closing %
the gates on sundays las the effect of
divsrting large msss Of people to oeesf
resorts Of less elevatins, and fFe,
quently Of disrsputabie character;
that 1000 people Of the working
Glasses recently made . futile attempt %
Sunday 10 gain entrance to the fair; that
their exclusion amohnts to . virtual d.
NAL Of the priv vilsgss VI visiting the world's
fair and thus works hardship to working
classes; aud insiructins the attorney esn-
eral to coInmsnce amy proceedines OF In
terventiou In amy suits commenced, OF to
bs commenccd, having for thsir purposs
the closing OF the fair on Sunday and TO
uss every legal means at his command Ia
tho end that tbs fair may be opened IA
tho people on Sunday.
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SPOKANE FLOODS.
The River L. Higher Than Ever Bssss
is Its uistsry.

Hno Bsver - ntBoeP IMAM Ever Betoro
tn Its uistsry.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
SPOKANE. May l6.-The spokane river
win b higher this year than ever before
In lie history. II 10 now 12H feet above
low water mark and 10 rising at tho rate
oe three inches every - hours. The SHOWS
In tho upper Coeur d'Alenes have not com.
menced to melt yet. and il 10 expected
that the river will rise six feet moro be-
fore rsachinG it's height. Tho vol.
ume OF water now going over
tho main dam exceeds 3O0oO cubic
feet per second. with the prospect Of
reaching $500 or 10000 cubic feet before
tho season 10 over. Al low water the flow
u barely 2,50O feet. Extraordinary pre-.
cautions ere bsinR taken in the way of
of strengthening bridges, and at tho First
street bridge street cars have bsen pro-
hibited from crossing, compelling passen.
asrs TO walk In making transfers. Logs.
stumps Of prodigious size, dead cattle,
RATS Of cordwood and thousands Of tons
Of debris tell the story Of . raging torrent
fn the mountains.
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oLApsroNe's FIoHr.


lreland's Champton ls Ferced to Con-
test Every Step.
LONDON, May 16. - Tho house Of
commons resumed the consideration Of
the Irish home rule bill In committee to-
day. Hon. st. John Broderich moved n
amend the bin 30 as to empower the crowIs
n response to an address by the imperial
parliament. Primo Minister Gladstsas
opposed the amendment. He said tkat
Just NJ the acts Of the British legislature
are subject 10 restraint through intervsn-
tion Of the crown, 20 the acts of the Irish
legislature would be subject to restraint
on intervention Of Queen Victoria. Bal.
four suggested TINT the final decision
points be deferred until Q later stass In
the bill, but the mover OF the amendment
declined TO agree.
Sir Henry James moved ~ IN amend.
mont that the supreme imperial parlia.
mont remain undiminished By any pro-
viso Of the home rule bill" Gladstone
declined to consider the amendment but
eventually agreed 10 accept II on con.
dition that its place in the bill be de.
tsrmined by the government. The amend.
msnt was then approved.
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FORCED SIGNATURES.

a Preminsst CitIssn Of Okiaho,ss Ia.
dic,ed by tho Grand Jury
CCrHRIE, u. T.. May i6.-Some time ago
. lot Of unsigned county warrants was
stolen from the court house nj Saltwater.
Many have since been casbed by various
parties. The grand jury has just returned
iudictInents against Van Martin. promi-
nsnt attorney and warrant dealer. chary.
ing him with forging the signatures on
these warrants. The arrest has caused a
sensation and other startling develop.
ments are promised.
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FOUND MORE POWDER.
Isus Asti-Saisss Mes Have . Les q
Troubla.

MuscArISE. Iowa, May i6.-Two school'
boys this morning found q can Of powder.
with long fuse attached. concealed near
the residence Of Joseph Bennett, one Of
the plaintiffs In the suits recently brought
against the saloons. Il corresponds With
tho cans stolen from Molis 4 Co.'S powder
houses some weeks aeo, and contains six
aud one-half pounds Of triple refined pow
der. the same kind as Was found In the
wrecked homes Of Anhin, Lessinser and
Eosenberupr.
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SPANISH coUaTE sY.
The Des,iIs of Esi.iiss Visit ~. LEFT 4,
ths ssood Sense OF Our People

The Det ,iIs Of Euisiis's Visit are LEFT to
tho Good sense of Our People.
MADRID. May i6.-An official statement
has been ISSUED concerning the reception
Of the Infanta Eulalie in tho United
States. IL says that the Spanish govern
mont regarded IL ~ offensive to American
courtesy that any negotiations should bo
made ia advance as to the reception in
the United States OF royal guests, invited
by the American people TO attend the
worlds fair unsolicited. However. an ing
tima,iou has been given by the Washing
ton government that the infanta. as rep
rescntative Of the queen of the nation who
discovered America, would bc received
~ith highest honors. This statement IL
made In view OF many rumors now cur
rent concerning the difficulties to arrange
the details of the infanta's visit In Wash.
ingtou.
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MISSIONARIES RETURNING.
ne Fess sf Chissss Rstaiistisn DssaDu
Then Meme.

ne Fsas se Chinsss Rstaiistisn usa.Ds
Then Memo.
San FRAxclsco, May le.-Thousands q
people assembled last night TO csiehrate
the Chinese decision. The chief sddEosess
we're made by anti i-Chiusss asitators. Dr..
c. c. O'Donnsll and Dennis Koarnsy. bus
neither succeeded In arousing much en-
thusiasm. Il has been arranged to have .
general labor parade on Saturday NIGHT.
Interviews with Rev. DR.. Condit, head of
the Presbyterian church missions on tho
Pacific coast, who has spent much time In
China, and Rev. n. J. Poou Chew. his Chi-
nese assistant, agree In the statement that
the first resuit OF the supreme court dscis-
lon will be the ssvering OF all diplomatic
rslations with the United States by China,
and this will be followed by driving all
Americans from the county, Including
missionaries.
Il will bo impossible to check the fury
OF the Chinese populacc, who will almost
certainly destroy oil churches and schools
and kill all missionaries. Orders have
been issued not 10 send any moro mission.
aries. and many Of those already there arc
leaving or aro on the way homo. Some
arc expected homo to-day.
The Rev. Condit has letter from mis-
sionAry who had an interview with Primo
Minister Ii Hung Chang, who said that all
Americans would be driven out In case
tho Chinese were deported from the United
States. He believes all commercial rela-
tions with the United States will also b.
severed.
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Al Bostou-10; New York. I.
Al Chicaro-S; Pittsburg. 2.
AZ Cisyeland-Louisville game post
ponsd. Rain.
Al St. Louis-2; Cincinnati, o.
AZ Brooklyn-B Baltimore game post
ponsd. Rain.
AZ Observation-Disclosures game
postpousd. Rain.
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CAN He EXPLAIN.
Ex-Csm nisstenss stmesds Csnfrented By
Some Serious Chsreea.

Ex-Csm mtssteasr ssmeads Cenfrented By
Some sssioas Chargsa.
WASHINGTON. May 1e.-For some weeks
rumors have bssu rita In the interior de-
partmept, bringing into serious question
the official conduct Of w. z. Simonds.
late commissioners Of patents. Prom.
ncnt attorneys have preferred charges to
the effect that, In the celebrated Draw
baum's telephone case, S.monds allowed
the secret archives Of the patent office to
be copied by parties outside the patent
Office, contrary to law. II is rumorsd that
other important applications have been
copied aud that Simonds compiled book
on patent law and had It type written by
government clerks during once hours.
Tho matter has bsen Investigated and II
is said that the report will set forth facts
not easily sxplainahle.
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ROME. May 1s.-M 10 undsstood thai
MonsiguoS Satoili. apostolic delegate y
the United States, las represented the
hierarchy and leading Catholic laymen n
the United States As anxious 10 start tha
movement I'm favor Of establishing an
American legation at the vatican. The
movement would bs 50 dirscted - 70
bring all possible influence TO this end y
bear upon the Washington govssnmsaA
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wAsHING1oS. May l6.--Attorncy Cen
erai Olney has rendered an opinion in
which ho holds the laws Of congress pro-
in the postofiice department exhibit, on
Sunday. In accordance with this opinion
the postoffico and other government cx.
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The Cherokse strip.

wAsHiSGTox. May 16.-Sccretary Hoke
Smith stated to-day that the contract BY
which the Cherokes Indians surrender to
the eovernrnent their interests In the
Cherokee strip would be signed tomorrow
by himself and representatives Of the
Cherokee nation. Il will probably be as
late ss July Is before the strip will be
opened TO settlement.
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wAsHINGros. May l6.-Ths president
has appointed w. H. Dimond superin.
tendent Of the United States mint at San
Francisco.
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q arrival and tskias ssllAtssal eesa
sssa whsa thsv lan16A - ~ voseed
stated scr mensy advaues6 - paenes.
~ fAcs, the Hlk CoaApanlas. v , esscs!fd
have ptucticslly nsrteAass upoe the Sepss
~ tAonsands oe chinese f0 years 70 eq0e,
ahd u they b now dspostsd Ia aseaed'
sncs With the dssislse q the saipeees
court. the Sin Coanpaelss vtll loee easa-
drsds q shousanAs sf ds,las advanced
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HAD NOTHING 10 sAY.

Secretary Greeham was seen this 0asu'
Ing. but declined 10 diecuss tho matter.
stating that there y neshinG nsw 80
nothing 10 talk about. No action oeooos0-
Ing the exclusloa Nv fFssn . diplea1Atie
standpoint has yst bsea taken hy The staee
department. Tue Chinese ministse n
Washington has net communicated vteh
the depastmsat relative to the snfoeee.
nient Of the Law. AZ the legation u b
stated that there 10 absolutely nothsnQ 20
give out In regard 10 the matter and wSujl
pot b until The honAs government b hsora
frum N.a
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NEAT.
WELL
FITTING
FOOTWEAR

Does not require a great deal OF
money. yet II h curious TO note
the number of people who per-
sistently buy ill-fitting shoes or
boots because 1t is about all I
can afford TO spend at present.
and this pair "as 1t happens. Ii
the last We have at that price"
Nov In our store you find
things different Tho lines are
complete in Ill stylss. sixes and
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-10-20

Little vegetable health producers:
DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure ma
larious disorders and regulate the
stomach an bowels, which prevents
headache an dizziness. COwan " Aush-
erman.
ANY one wanting to purchase an
improved farm on favorable terms
should call Oh H. l.. Henderson. He
will name a very low price if sold
soon.
You can get a road wagon at Sleep
er's for S32. top buggy fO' $50. and
all other kinds of road vehicles at cor
responding low rates. Don't fail to
call.
Mrs. J. B. Goshorn has moved her
stock of millinery into the room FORM
erly occupied by r. w. Duffy 4 Co.,
very convenient and cOmmOdiOus
quarters.
At the lola Art Studio in the Marble
Block, you can have your photograph
taken or your portrait made i'm crsyOn
or oil. Call and examine our latest
work. Reimert & McNiol.
1--WE have just learned that it was
NtlcS beip NV ~'aiSo
Beck who should have been credited
with winning the special premium for
the best bread made by girl under
IA years of age. n
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. DeNotte, of
franklin, Indiana, are visiting Mrs.
w. III. Evans and their old friends in
lola and Carlyle. Mrs. DeMotte is
sister of Rev. f. S. Miller and a cou-
sin of Mrs. Evans.
All that honesty, experience and
skill can do to produce a perfect pill,
has been employed in making De-
Wits Little Early Risers. The result
Is a specific for sick headache, bilious
ness and constipation. Cowan & Aush-
erman.
THAT is.a dangerous meeting" OBJ
served Col. w. G. Jones, speaking to
one of his Democratic friends about
the Reunion Tuesday. "They not on
ly boil beef, but they roast Demo
cratsw And the Colonel smiled sad
ly at his own grim joke.
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One word describes it-"perfectiOn."
We refer to DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. cures obstinate sores, burns, skin
diseases and is q well known cure for
piles. COwan IL Ausherman.
If you have any tin work of any kind
that you want done, get w. ii. Roots
figures.
Mrs. ID. b. ID. Shelter returned
Saturday from Pittsburg where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Nigh.
w. d. Kelley was called to Leon,
Tuesday by a telegram announcing
the serious and probably fatal illness
of his mother.
On Oct. Is, II, 2Oand % you can buy
tickets via Santa Fe route to Dallas,
Tex, at half fare, for the State Fair
and Exposition.
On next Sunday Elder Baugh will
commence a series of meetings at the
Christian church. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Gilbert came in
from the Usage to attend the reunion.
They were the guests of Mr.. Nelson
during their stay.
The Provident \ ssociation will meet
at the Masonic hall this( Friday)after-
noon at two o'clock. All members
are urged to attend.
Now is the time to secure first
class buggy or carriage at cost. Man
ufactured by the lola Carriage Co.
Call on l.. l.. Northrup.
If you buy your fall and winter
millinery of Mrs. Turner you may
know that you are getting the latest
style at the lowest price.
Ladies may be sure of the very lat
est styles in millinery when the stock
purchased in Chicago by Mrs. Gosh
Orn arrives. Wait for it.
Mrs II. \. Ewing and son Adlai
started to Chicago Monday morning
to spend two or three weeks at the
Fair and visiting relatives.
There will be meeting of the lola
Park Association at Anderson L. De-
Clute's store next Friday evening Oct
81. Business of Importance.
Thirty of the children and grand
children of Dr. Henry Strong, of Nor
an. celebrated his SIND birthday with
him on Monday of last week.
J. w. Adams returned Saturday to
his work on the Rock Island. His
wife went with him to Wichita where
they will make their future home.
1850 acres of good smooth bottom
land, never overflows, all heavy tim
bered, in Arkansas, to exchange for
residence in lola. ID. w. BOstwick.
Harry Overmyer is home from Chi
cago this week on a visit to his par
ents. He has been in the city about
a year working at the Bakers trade.
Ifyou can be afford to be annoyed by
sick headache and constipation, don't
use DeWitt's Little Early Risers for
these little pills will cure them. Cowan
d Ausherman.
On Wednesday of last week Mr..
John Taylor, son of James Taylor, OF
Usage, and Miss Mary Day, daughter
of David Day, also of this county were
united in marriage.
We could not improve the quality il
paid double the price. DeWittsWitch
: Hazel Salve is the best Salve that ex.
perience can produce, or that moneycan
buy. COwan d Ausherman.
Cards are out announcing the wed.
ding of Mr.. s. Forest Barton of Belle
Plaine, Kansas. and Miss Gertrude
McGlashen, of Moran, Thusday, Oct
ober 10th.
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THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1893.
The Weeks Weather.

Furnished by Mr.. A. J.. Dibble from
observations taken at lola, Kansas.
The temperature noted is taken ut Z
O'Clock a. m, and o'clock p. IN.
THURSDAY. OCT. II.
FOrtBO0a-Temperature. - deg Cloudy cold
wind NV.
Automatically cool. wind NV
FRIDAY, OCT IL.
FOrenOOn-Temperature. i6 deg Clear and
bright wind NV.
AJterHOOn-Clear and cool wind NV.
SATURDAY. OCT u.
ForenOon-TemperatuTe fl deg. Clear pleas.
ant, wind NV.
AfieyROOn-Il lear bright wind NV
SUNDAY. OCT Is
FOrenO0r-Temperature > deg. Clear heavy
frost wind +.
AfeFnnOR-i lear and calm wind Sc.
NONDAY, OCT. Ii
FOre9OoB-TemperatIre, Il deg. Clear pleas
ant. wind Sc
AheTnOOn-Clear, bright wind :.
TUESDAY. OCT. l..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6i deg. Clear calm
Afternoon HAY. wind =
WEDNESDAY. OCT. Is
FOren0oR-Tempersture, 20 deg. Fair calm
wind Sc.
AJternOOp-Some clouds, wind s.
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Cure for Headache

Asa remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted topro-
cure bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases of habitual cOnsti-
patton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone 10 the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use of this medi-
cine. Try it once. Large bottles on
ly Fifty cents at Evans Bros. Drug
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For Sale or Trade.

Wanted: position as housekeeper by 9
woman wit ha Is months old girl. Or would
like TO hire some one to take care of the child.
Apply at Mrs J. W. VOLTS ga miles southeast
of lola.
s. II. Patterson has two brood sows with 6
pigs each for sale.
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THE
PEOPLE

have been carrying off those Over
coats we advertised last week, by
the dozen, but we laid in such an
enormous stock that you are still
sure to find one to suit you. And
when you come to get one, don't
forget to pick out a
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Don't Grunt

A bout your feet hurting you, when
ChrysO Corn Cure will cure corns,
bunions, &c. Every bottle warrented
ut Evans' Bros.
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Wanted

/ want to exchange a fine large
house and about acres of ground for
q farm not too far from lola. The
property is i'm lola. Good house, cell
lar, well, and cistern, barn, fruit of all
kinds and nice shrubbery. Would
assume a small incumbrance, city
property is clear.
Also want few more good farms to
sell. ID. w. BOSTwICK.
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Usage $. ). Convention.
To be held in Usage township, Yves

Usage ;. =. Convention.
To be held i'm Usage township, Wes-
ley Chapel, Oct. %, 1908.
PROGRAM.
10 20 Devotional exercises led by David Rux-
ton. IL minutes.
10 10 Study of school lesson for the day con-
Quoted by Leander Jones 30 minutes.
Discussion. how early can religious i'm
pressions be made on a childs mind. E
ID. Lacy. leader. 81 minutes
IL % Essay BY Mrs D. +. Daniels
IL % Reports from schools in township fiom
Jan. l, 1898
Adjournment
90 Devotional service led by Rev. HOltz. 10
minutes.
10 Discussion, Sabbath observance Mrs.
J. Wolf, leader, 20 minutes.
Talk to children by VI. r. JaeOby
Query Box.
Election of officers
Bring lunch, singing books, quart
erlies. II. p. BLUNT, Sec
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% cents buys a box of
SIX
HEADACHE

They positively cure For sale by
all druggists. SIX Medicine Co.
Quincy, Ill.
Also manufacturers of SIX Diar-
rhea tablets, SIX Dyspepsia tablets.
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LADY'S CLOAK

for your wife and daughter. We
have just as complete a line of La
dies Heavy Wraps as we have of
overcoats, and the prices are in pro-
portion. And we have the
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-06
CHEERS FOR oARNor.

maubeuge Celebrates the Anniver.
sary OF Hts Beliveranee From the
Austrfans.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-Msubeuge, q fortified
town on the Franoo-Belgian frontier, oele-
brated to-day the one hundrsdth anniver-
sary of Its dslivsrancs from the Austrians
on the battlefield of wattigneis. Presi-
dent Cannot, Adolphs Carnot, his brother,
and General Loizillon arrived at the rail-
way shortly before Q O'Clock. They were
welcomed by the mayor, the town council
and many other local officials who had
awaited them on the platform. An i'm
mense crowd cheertd the president as he
alighted from the train.
The presidential party were taken in
carriages, with artillerymen a. postillions,
directly to the large square where the mon
umsnt was to be unveiled.
The monument was unveiled amid cheer
ing for Carnot, France and the republic.
Before leaving at o'clock the president
conferred decorations of the Legion of
Honor upon several officers of the army.
he was followed to the station by
thousands of citizens, who cheered him in
cessantlv
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-06
WILL FIGHT NEXT MONTH.

Tho Big International Battle Will
Take Place in New Orleans in the
Week of December ] s for Purse of
Twenty Thousand Dollars, the Win
ner to Take All.
NEW York, Nov. 5.-An agreement Was
signed by Billy Thompson, representing
Charles Mitchell, the English pugilist, and
W. A. Brady, representing J. j. Corbett,
which will probably have the effect of
bringing off the big international fght in
New Orleans. The articles provided shat
the two men shall engage in glove con-
test before the Olympic club of New Or
leans "any day in the week of December
1s" for purse of SEQ, 900, winner to receive
all.
The contest is to be with the smallest
gloves allowable. The Marquis of Queens
bury rules shall govern the contest. Each
principal sgrees to deposit 81, 500 to guar
antee his appearance in the ring at the ap.
pointed time. The Olympic club Is re-
quired to pay Mitchell and Corbett 81, SOC
each for training expenses and Transports
ton to New Orleans.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-06
TRAIN ROBBERS FoILED.

They Hold Up n Missouri Pacific
Train-A Brave Brakeman Drove
Them of and a Posse is in Pur-
suit.
UNION, Neb., Nov. 5.-An attempt was
made to hold up Missouri Pacific south
bound passenger train last night near this
station by o number of men. The train
halted at the water tank here, and just as
1t was about to pull out two men climbed
into the engine cab and tried to overpower
the engineer and fireman.
Brakeman Harp ran to the locomotive
and opened fire on the robbers who re-
turned the fire and, jumping from the cab
disappeared in the darkness. Several shots
were fred after the f7eing bandits, but sp
parently without effect.
The residents in the vicinity were mott
fed and posse was fo1msd and pursuit
began. There is practically no clue to the
rObbera