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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
THE GOLD RESERVE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. There was still
further reduction in the gold reserve Of
the treasury today. The amount is now
$50, 152, 256, about half a million lower
than it was in June last, when it touched
the lowest point in its history up TO that
time. The currency balance, however.
shows an increase, and today stands at
SIG, 231. Al.
The total paper currency outstanding on
SEPT. 30, exclusive of 81, QUO, 900, estimated
TO have been lost or destroyed. was 81, 49,
395 ,03l, an increase OF SD, sos S33 during
the month of September
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
WEATHER BULLETIN.
DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture.
WrcuIrA Kan Oct. z 1893.


WICHITA, Kan. Oct. z, 1893.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair with stationary temperature until
Monday. then cooler.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was ~. the lowest
% and the mean 81; warm, clear
weather, and gentle south wind.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been g..
For the past five years the average
temperature for the month OF October
has been 81, and for the 7th day So.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Oct. THE following
Is the forecast up to S p m. Sunday.
Missouri-Fair, warmer in southern.
cooler in northern portion, southeriy
winds.
Kansas-Fair; warmer in eastern and
&ooler in western portions; south to west
CindS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
ROBERTS BEATS IVES.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE eleventh and
last Of the series OF games for 10, 900 points
in the billiard match between John
Roberts, Jr., the English champion. aud
Frank c. Ives of Chicago, the American
champion, began tonight in Leuox
yvceum. The score at the end of the
afternoon game stood: Roberts. 9.0ol;
Ives, SOFA.
Ton.ght's play was started by no
esueciaiiy large runs. Roberts held his
lead and ran out his necessary 10000
points at 10:45 O'Clock. Ives score WAS
S.73S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
paper astonished she world with q IA

paper astonished She world with q IA
bored attempt to account for the cause
of this dislike to US. But the reason Is
a very simple one.
We English are by no means Iowa
Bile race. We have many admirable
qualities. We are a hardy, practical,
persevering people; but these are not
in themselves sympathetic properties.
We are aggressive, sef-assertive,
purse-proud and hypocritical. We arc
apt to sing psalms and pick pockets at
one and the same time. and our neigh
bors, not altogether unjustly, there
fore. resent the over-righteous tone
that we adopt in criticising them and
their concerns.
Wherever the Englishman goes he
has the fatal influence of spelling even
! the most simple Of characters A few
British tourists will make the inhab-
itants of the most inexperienced prov
| ince shrewd, suspicious. grasping and
dishonest. This is within the common
knowledge Of any who have Travelled
| in Ettle-visited lands, and considers
ton of this phenomenon will enable us
the better, perhaps, to understand why
our neighbors, and more especially the
, French, so heartily detest Us
| It is also curious fact that whenev-
er there are any general elections TO be
held in the great republics the most
popular policy is TO twist the tail OF
the British lion 1t would be instruct
i've as subject for the dull season 70
discuss the question: Are we English
really much superior to all other ma
tions?" think we are but apparently
our neighbors think otherwise; and il
might be well, therefore, 70 discover
whether we are mistaken or whether
they are stupidity p-ejudiced-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
iNCENQIARISM.

FAYETTE, O.. Oct. This city was Wis
tied by third destructive fire this morn
ing. The losses aggregate about 500, 600.
Iucendiarism is suspected. Clothing,
hardware and dry goods stores were de-
stroyed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08

A very careful religious census has
fus. been taken Of Scotland under the
supervision Of Rev. Robert HOWE. Of
Glasgow. The result is remarkable.
disclosing. as j. does. the Interesting
fact that out Of a total population Of
a.g25. G47 the various denominations had
.. sss. 80 n church communion. being
7ss per cent per 1 900 Of The population
This left I,O5z,5t1, or 20 per cent PEP
1860 'churchless." The churches
divided The 9, ss3. l36 as follows: Es;ao-
lished Presbyterian, i,i$S.147: Free
church, -. o5l: {. r. church. 50. isi;
smaller Protestant churches 2@s.o io;
Roman Catholic church. 5s2.Ts7. The
percentage per I.ooo Of population ~as:
Established fpresbytsrianl. zse-7. Free,
1915. e. p, lisI: other Protestsnts.
ss.l: Roman Catholics. SIC. Ba, where
els. outside CT Scotland and Wales IS
rs per cent Of the population - be
found in communion w!tls SOME church?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
SPECIE MOVEMENTS.

New YORK, Oct THE exports Of
specie from the port of New York for the
week ending today were 1863. SOS in gold
and s25l,S7 in silver. The Imports OF
specie for the week ending Oct. aggre
gated So. 422, of which $50, 1S9 was in gold
and s., 233 in silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
Fails to Work.

"You mustn't restrain the boy too
much" said the confidential friend.
Keep an eye on him, but let him fol-
low his natural bent"
Il do" sighed the father, land it al
ways ends in his getting broke. Chi
cago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
He fwedded for revenue ONLY

He (wedded for revenue onlv)-
''Cross again! And this only the Sec
ond week of our alleged honeymoon"
Why did you seek for my hand when
my heart could not be 'yours?" He
(calmly)-'Because it was your hand 1
wanted. You can't sign check with
your heart. "-Pittsbur Bulletin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08

81 guess the day for me to be on
top is past" soliloquized the battered
derby hat in the ash barrel, but even
now l am no SLOUGH, and never will be.
See?"-Indianapolis Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
FOOTBALL

BROOKLYN. Oct. THE football game
between Yale and the Crescents at East
ern park resulted: Yale, 16: Crescent, o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
ENGIiSHMEN NOT lOvABLE.
A Briton Calls Them Aggressive, Furss
Proad aud HypocritiezL

The editor OF the Times appears to
have just discovered that the French
detest the English IS bitterly. il rot
more so. than they do and other neigh
boring nation. says London Truth anl
in leading article on Saturday sh.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
FEVER.

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct. 7.-Twenty-six
new cases of yellow fever were reported
today and six deaths.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08
YELLOW FEVER.

BRUNSWICK. GA, Oct 7.-Thirty-dve
new cases of yellow fever and one death
were officially reported today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-08

When Baby was sex, We gave nor cas'ofn.
svhc- she wcs Child, size cried for Cas'oria-
When she became Miss. she chung TO Cas1oria
vsen sh. had Children, she gave them Castosia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-22

desire to call the attention
of persons going abroad to
these celebrated sanitary pro-
auctions, for which | am Sole
Agent for the Islands.
Its to your advantage both
Financially and Physically, to
supply yourself with a FULL
OUTFIT before leaving. | have
just imported a fresh supply
direct from Germany of DR..
Jaeger's
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-22

concluded on Fourth Page)
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-16
SYIERIFF,S SALE.
STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF McLExNAs:

STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF McLENNAN:
Hy virtue Of an order OF sale Issued on; of
the Honorable District Court of McLennau
County, on 9Th day OF December, 1898, by the
Clerk thereof, in the case of Galveston Il
Cunnin. ham 1t al. No. 1903, and to me as
sheriff, directed and delivered, viii proceed
to sell, within the hour prescribed by law for
shertl's sale on the FIRST TUESDAY in
January, A. y 1924, 1t being the nd day OF
said month, before the court house door of
snid McLennan county. In the city OF Waco, the
following deseI bed property, to.wit:
Block thirty-nne (S9 and forty-fonr (4D of
the Glenwood addition to the CITY Of Waco in
McLennan county. Texas Levied on as the
property Of W. A, Poage to satisfy a judge.
ment amounting TO s2aS6 80. In favor ofGs-
weston X Houston Investment Co. and cos.
OF suit.
Given under my hand this nth day Of
December 1893.
W L. BURKE, Sheriff.
December ~, 1898
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
THE GOVERNOR TAKES ACTION.
He Has Issued Call Convenipg the
Leg lsiafureL

DENVER. Dec 26-Governor Waite
this evening stated that his official cali
for an extra session would be issued to-
morrow, but nj late hour last night he
deemed il cxpcdient TO allow the Den
yer papers 10 copy portions OF the call
for publication today. The reason he
gives is that he heard that the state
committee OF the peoples party were 10
meet today and there were certain rea-
sons why he should make public the
call in advance OF that meeting. The
call in made up OF many topics planned
to catch enough supporters to enable
him to make his points good and to pre-
vent the prompt adjournment OF the
legislature.
Speaker Ammos said today: 1T will
be more unfortunate il we cannot ad-
journ."
Lieutenant Governor Nichols is openly
hostile to the session.
Impeachment talk has begun and
further efforts will be made 10 f.nd some
good reason for this course. Also the
influential men OF ths state will strive to
prevail upon the members OF the legis-
Iature to meet and promptly adjourn;
but the fact that the governor has in
cluded in the call q large number OF
bills that failed 10 become laws at the
last session. indicates that he hopes 20
keep the legislature In session. IL is
now predicted that the session viii last
fully sixty days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
CAUGHT IN A FIRE TRAP.
Desperate Struggle OF Forty Families
tn Escape Death

tn Escape DEATH
NKw YoRK. Dec 36. = Forty fam
lilies living in tenement house at No.
81 Delaney street were scared into q
panic yesterday morning by IRE which
had started IN the basement. ran up
through an air shaft aud filled the house
with smoke. The house is five stories
high with a frontage of 100 feet Its
external appearance Is better than that
OF most OF the houses in the neighbor-
hood. the walls being constructed OF
yellow hrick. but IL has only one lice OF
stairway going up the middle and con-
nected with narrow. dark landings
The fire was discovered by Mrs Abva-
hanson. widow. who lived on the sec
ond floor with her two sons and two
boarders she had got out OF bed 10
put some toys in a stocking. which her
youngest son had hung up at the mantel
OK the living room. when she saw the
flames in airshaft Her cries aroused
other persons on the second floor and
the alarm quickly spread through the
building. The narrow landing aud the
stairways OF the house were soon crowded
with terror stricken occupants. and some
OK the people received slight injuries In
the crush
Policemen and firemcn were soon at
the house 10 aid the inmatesin escaping.
and no person was hurt seriously. Had
the ire not been discovered Just when
il was the result would nave been a
fearful loss OF LIFE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
NEARING THE END.
Counsel Making Final Arguments in
Trcncsrgasf's Trial

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-Assistant States
Attorney Todd began the Argument for
the state today 10 the PTendergast mur-
der trial trial Mr. Todd pursue plan
of inpeachlbg the testimony of the de-
tense and tearing down the evidence by
which 1t was sought TO prove Prender-
gast's it.saaiiy.
II believe that have fulfilled all the
promises | made 10 you at the outset OF
the trial. said Mr. Todd 10 the jury, Ito
present every particle Of evidence nee
essary to show the guilt of this defend
ant. When you were questioned. before
being accepted as jurors, you were ASKED
IL you would subjoin the death penalty
10 your verdict Il the defendant were
found guilty. and each one of you an
ssered uneoulyocally. yes The prose
cutson resumes DOW upon the same plat
form that IL took at the opening Of the
case. lf Prendergast. IN your judgment
or the law aad tee. evidence IL insane.
he should be acquitted aad should not
be incarcoratsd IN penitentiary., But
there should be no intermedistery step.
IL he DO found guilty the state viii ask
that the death penalty be saojoincd to
your verdict
At the afternoon session Mr.. Todd fin-
ished his argument Throughout his
speech Mr.. TODD alluded often to the
evidence given by Mr.. Davis, which is
considered TO be tho main reliance OF
the prosecution 50 far as the expert tes-
timouy goes. lie called him the "Nsster
OF the profession" and compared each OF
the doctors who took the stand on the
part Of the defense to the star witness
o. sba sf,f. nr rhur.h .aa rafarr.1
in an encomplimentary way by the
speaker for having sald that tho laws OF
Illinois were ssinine so far as they re-
lated to the treatment OF the insane.
Attorney Esssx for Prendergast fol-
lowed and held the close attention OF
the jury while he went over the evidence
and brought numerous good reasons 10
support the theory that his client was
not accountable for what be did. The
most startling statement made by Mr.
Essex was that he believed that IL
Prendergast could have gore to Wash
ington at the time %, the great interest
in the silver legislation during the spe-
cial sesaion OF congress last summer,
he would have killed Cleveland lie
did not have the money 10 get there
and so confined his attention TO what his
impulsive delusion told his diseased
mind. Corporation Counsel Kraus was
censured in the course OF Mr.. Essex Q
speech for encouraging Prendergast TO
believe that he was to be his successor
instead OF turning him over TO the po-
lice. When court adjourned. az $50.
Mr.. Essex had not tinished speaking.
and he will continue his argument to-
morrow morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
LIKE A WOODEN GOD
foa FAILURE 70 srt alllEf
ns ous,a.ss - psasu - wun P.r-
80 - - EsaA ersAe knzsAzs

PHu4n.LszlA Dse sR-os.>rsi
Nast>s Xerknsn 6evsrolu q tbs
knights = Lakor today is.ns1 - "a !.
cial sssisnsst In vhieh ~ sn>1lsss <h-
ooarss hs vilI psrsua Hs esys tAe
order must put its principlss inls rhs
statutes e Ne country ss1 nsln theu
uf the part q the prsctios a soc,ssy.
He continues;
-Evsrywhsrs - stsrsstion and a>sth.
While Corporate greed sad ssariosos
money lords apply ths srraranfiasA with
reisnties fury and coagsr>a ilks .
wooden God looks down ia silent CO..
tempt % NE fsis>rs~s of the n.ue
patriotic and indnsfrious people sks
world ever knew. With thess c0odlflon<
confnooting The poopis exeryubera. Il
We csanot perme1te society With .
healthy public opinion on the s1blscl a
labor and feroc The adoption % eur
principles ve deserve defeat
The general master workman further
says that be feels warranted ln sseerf-
ing that civil iiberfs In this ccanfry vii
die within the next eeyen ycsn unless
the knights Of Labor or some iike or
ganixsfion comes 90 the rsscua He
then shoss that according % the siss-
enth census the incrcsse Of wealth IL
about tsJoooo, ,oO0 per annum- do not
mistake IL Ter tariff deiosionkr be con
clndes. -'or the lack a public cosfidsncs
IL is the jingle % shsckies thstis always
heard by nation that forces the trans
action of business 90 debt and credit
and robs labor q the fruit of lie tod 20
pay the Interest"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Chief Drummond VIII Prefer Charges
Against Him.

WAsHrScToS. Dec. u The case OF
Joseph Donjan. the writer Of threaten
ing letters 20 prominent men, who was
arrested here last night. will be tried in
police court at 10 O'Clock tomorrow. The
charge or charges against him will bc
preferred by Chief Drummond Of the
secret service for the federal govern
ment Donjan can be tried for improp-
erly using the United States mail for
forgery, threatening United States otii-
cials and blackmail. Chief Drummond
would not say what charges would be
made. but stated that the matter would
be put in the hands OF the district attor-
ney and that that official would decide
what vas beat 10 be done.
Vice President Stevenson said today
he had received communications from
Doujan very frequently during the sum
mer. some of them threatening. but all
Of them very clearly showing weak
and shifting mind and he had decided
that Donian was a harmless idiot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Judge wing Cru~s-Essmincd Her In
Coughilns TRIAL

CHICAGO. Dec. ~ The forenoon ses.
sion of the Conghlin trial was CONSUMED
by ex Judge Wiag in the crusa examina
tion of Mrs.. Foy She admitted that
she heard nothiux suspicious IN the
eoEsersation b~tsera Co0ghiin aud hcr
husbsai on tha night ~ aay p A. the
sfi-Fneon seee.on the fret witness. Nrs
Laura Hermsa tasifisd that May :, the
day after the d9atof hsd dlssbr~arrd
phs VS. In the cshkiiHs fist by lssita.
tson. xailo AF sad afz. Conkia vent
out ~ buggy ~ Patrick O~eliivan >
hoaer. eblY o. discover that he hasl hat
ls.<a called o. atfead D. any b. iafai ea-
pisye ~ the srHmsa Afs ilnfmAa
ss .rs Ihat Ol<niiH san teid Ser "a tbe
Ctnf5a fs@t.isnes that te SIS - - 80
has sfssle tis~ soofsae4 esih ihe iecter.
ss Is sdf~ffisesi ass sasiaess a. s ssF -
ga AZ nke tfaaiiit4n - tel Afs
feFnsn iaa &itAnss testified tisi ~
siia sot sas8x ~ fs.eisst Sizes ne As.fe
fa syatfszt 81 ; "a ~. - lslf iiasesf
tassa kAsFss safsresmslista whs ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

E.rso crrs. Dee. 2s the cons rsitt.s
authorized to make srranrcmentsy Ter
the foriheoming meefinE ~ einfer
wheat millerf II the southwest ~ ksn.
sss City January -. has complsis0 tue
program for WHIST vii probably ~ the
hirgsst miiiers nccfinE hsid ~ Amefics
for years The miIlers e-<t ef fbs kiis
sissip;s fiver will ds-caes amesls slhef
imp0rfanf matters, the fermsfien a sn
oresnization 70 include s1 TIE uiiisrs ~
the entire wr<t and soufhsnet Ter the
avorrd porf,oss 81 indurtnf ccnGrr~s -
modify ths esmfins Hsficsn.Ansricz-
tsrif lsws
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

what They know.
WAsnrxuros. Dee x-Tomorrow the
senate oonnittss On forsign relations
wili begin in vork. a Investigating the
Hzuaiian question under the terms Of
the resolution intrcducsd hy Senator
Morgan. The invsstigstioa Willie con
ductsd By = sub con nittes consisting q
6ens1ors Morgan. Gray. Butler. sherman
add Frya and will DO held behind
cloesd dcors in accordance with the Gus
toms q this committee It " not I'm
probable. - one member Of the commit
tee said today. that the administration
nay b severely criticised and some re-
nec<ions nay BE- made upon the char
sctss ~ the deposed queen Of Hawaii
while of course on the other side theirs
may b. aspersions against the leaders OF
the provisional government In order 10
get at thsfacts. without making public the
personal tiles that may crop out. the
committee VIII refuse TO permit access
TO il rooms while the investigation y
going 90. The work tomorrow win be
of q prs1imkpary character. Tbs ser
geantnt-arns of the senate. has been
notified 20 Be 10 readiness TO wait upon
the committee and issue such summons
a. IL may direct. but there is no hkeli-
hood Of any witnesses being called at
this sitting. Ii 10 not improbable that
before the Investigation Is concluded.
Com missioner Biount. cxMinister
Stevens. Minister Willis. certain army
and navy officers and such Hawaiians as
are In the city will be called before the
committee. The committee will put
forth its best endeavors 20 get az the
obtainable information and base lis
findings upon sound evidence as to the
condition OF affairs on the islands both
bsfore and after establishment of the
provisional government. Ii Is thought
that two months would be consumed in
the inquiry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
SEIZED THEIR vENisoN.
Game Poachcrs Mad AMI Nav Kill the
Warden

WEsr SUPERIOR. W;s. Dec 26-Dep-
uly Game Warden A. l.. Lord of White
Birch. in Douglas county. is following
up the law breaking hunters who kill
deer out OF season with such yigor and
persistence that he has earned the en-
nifty OF the many lawiess pot hunters
who abound in his domain. Last Sun
day Lord made coup by seizing some
900 pounds of venison which had been
killed by some hunters from Cleveland.
Ohio. They had left the state and made
arrangements before they went to have
the game follow them by express, but
Lord pounced upon it and sold il at auc-
tion. So strong is the feeling among
the poaching hunters against him that
some OF them at least have Threatened
TO kill him on sight. Lord is half
breed Indian and says. That's all right.
am pretty good shot myself"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Independents Part, 20 he ornnnisoa IN
Biee<2tnH kansaa

Ksssss CRY. No. Dec 2e-At a
meeting held Sunday afterDocn froiim.
mary arrangements wsrs made fof The
organization ~ an independenf political
party. which xili be ccinp-9rd of toe
members q the ssrioas un.on labor Or.
ga.izations u Kansas Clfy. "A a.
ciaimcd By eome o. the istof leaders
that therc are befween $50 aud sN,o
men enrolled "a m>mbers ~ The unions
- the city. IL IL their interton g. Or
ganize these men MO at inotprnllert
party that win have for its platform
slemsnds that stste Legislation should
be uore a the interest ~ tie working
classics thar sf present and that the
city council SHAH eract of1inanoes IN
tended 10 benefit thsm Tbs party sili
aim TO do ssay with seuNs IN the
municipality aud The cornfy by bath
elective and sppoinfive officials sad will
endeasor 30 elect men o. onice sho are
eith9 members ~ union lsbor bsdiss
or have provee themselsos IN the past
10 be In active sympathy With then.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The Cash balance l. Lower Than
Ever Before

WAsHfsgroS. Dee. 26--The prospects
are that during the week the available
cash balance of the treasury viii reach
a figure lower than has ever been re-
corded in its history. At the closs OF
business Saturday the balance. as
stated on the boots of the treasury
was N0ss7. .a6s. and IL is generally
expected that il will TALL below the e9O..
00o.0Oo during this week. The total bal.
snce on the lst inst was s95. 1866.
showing a reduction during the month
- tl.5l23ts. The loss. however. has
fallen more largely upon the currency
balance than upon the gold rcssrvs. The
marked excess % expenditures over re.
ceipts. IL IL now believed. will show de-
hciency ~ the revenues at the close of
the calendar year Of approximately s35.-
OnUOOu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
BACK A TARGET
Deputy Marshal Prior Winged an
Escaped Prisoner
MAN SHOT FOR INTERFERING
The Troubis Grew ous sf shooting
of Johnson In the ceurs Roona
Some Years Axa

NEVADA. No.. Dec 3R-At Rockville.
. small hamlet twenty i've miles north
Of here. this morning two men we're shot
probably fatally. A young man named
Msckiin persisted In wearing an ofiicess'
star. claiming hs bad . right 70 do 60.
He was arrested by Marshal Prior.
Who placed him In charge Of bis
con. Who is deputy. Msckiin
vrenched young Prior's cane from him
and started 10 run. whereupon Prior
shot. him in the back. inHicting
. mortal wound. Macklin 10 about 20
years Of age. Macklin's friend. 8 Il.
Medlod. interfered and young Prior shot
him slso- The ball entered the jaw.
The shooting occurred about go and
really grew out OF bad blood engendered
at the johnson trial at Rockville several
years ago when johnson was shot and
killed 10 the court ROOM. Feeling IL
running high and more trouble. il is
thought, will follow. Aacklin 10 re-
ported dead tonight