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, 1894-09-12
Wer bat Ned1t ?

George Smit6, Der Der ltnteri6lagun9
unb SGIlcbung bei6ulOigte, BON ben @roBz
9e1cbuorenen por8eitern a6er freigeiprocbene
Bealnte ber OfetaGpolirereltnion, be6aupz
tete seftern ftef unO left, niemoIS Elm Sc
itdn6iB obgele9t 3u baben ulS au6 an ben
i6m CUR Qoit gele8ten @er9eben gGn3lid
uni6ulbig 81 iein. @r bebGuptet, baB letl1
0er60r Dor Gicbter gibbons nttr bon lei
men Tein5eu abijcbtlib falih 6argeiteut
tuorben lei, nm ibm SIT lcbaoen.
Qluf ser orOeren Settle aber ertlGrte 9ttchs
ter Gibbons geltern, baB Smttb tbatiG6z
LID bel benz 8erb0r BON Der Q8ucbt Der
gegen t6n pOrliegenOen 8ereiie 10 nie6erz
geOradt 8epsien iei, baB er iib ibnIOjg
bef0nnte.
, 1894-09-12

Sem Oeuf6Ieenben 9ubifum bic b~eiOnOeren Sor5a9e o1eles
g8erfes, feline fene Satire unO Die ~9emlt6pOQ beitere 9eber'Ss
oni6auung nod 6eiOnOer8 an5upreiien, bteBe g8aier ms Wteer tr@9eL
5ot es ood lit kaum Il 8oDreu 80 Aufaeen erlebt. SO9ar
Der NIT leinem Sob 10 FARCE altretdjskan9ler oante in einem 5an0s
lbreiben Dem GeraHer ber5li3 fUr Die 9enuBreiden @tun0en, meldbe
ibn Die 2ettire O8 8ude5 oerI6oH5 bo8 3eitpeii8 pdbrenO lbme=
rer &ronn0eit i'm 1el61 feline @9mer3en o~ergeien lieB,
9deS Sue. feQen mir ben 9e1ern Os 9benO6latte5 unter be-
lOnber8 ginfi9en 8~eOin8un9en sur Gerfigun9,
Oegen 2 Coupons uno 90 Gents in gaar geben mir bo5 8nb
in Der Office ob, gWr oeufelbeu 3reis wtrO es out portofrei in
Snl0no per Doa uerfon0t.
, 1894-09-12

- Ser II. Septcmber lit ser @e6urt8z
tag 6eltr MenbeGsiobn 8art6oIOD's $500
unO Der GO6estag 8liiber'5 Q819) unb
2tnaitaiiuS GriinS (0rofen Q~uersper9)
1876. 1848 tpir0 om II. September 6ie
neue etO9enOiiiibe @erfaiinn9 on9enOmz
men. SIN ltngarn brecben ltnrtbelr aus
SeHacic Orin8t etu. Sn g8icn StraBenz
tumult. 1862 bonn II. bis II. Septcmber
Sd5armiibeI un6 @efecbte 3ptiDeu lluiOnsz
truppen un6 &ebeuen bel 6arperS Terrp.
Union: 80 Gobte, 12O 8eriuun6ete; Ste
beuen: 500 Go6tc un6 @crtpun6ete. 1885
8ran6 6eS 0lDmpicz5 beaters III Qonbon,
unb 1889 Sob beS Slriten Scarf III. bon
WOnoco i'm II. 9e6en8jobre.
, 1894-09-12
n0r.n 0cpetp, Der Stem 0prfer @tIenz

- r9r." 9cpetp, oer 0teW gOrter @iienz
ba6nmonn unb 9Olitifer, 8laubt ldngitens
nod 3lpet Sabre auf ben 8ieOeranbruch
elmer b~eiieren 3eit warten 3u miiien, aber
baun peripribt ct ieinen 2anosleuten vcine
a3ett bes Mobler0eDenS, tpte ite Die @elcbibte
bieies 2onOeS mod nidt auf5utDeilen bate"
S6nebt benz brapen Oottor 6abei oieQei9t
bic 8idte0r ieiner 8ortei an Die 9fegiez
rung un6 wobL gar iein eigenes ie8enSz
reic5es 8aLten I'M WetBen 9auie Oor 4?
, 1894-09-12

&or e~tnigcn Ia9en bel6dfti9te iid
ser Gelegropb pie6er einnaL nit Der Sc
llmobeit 6eS ruiiti9sn &aiiers Nueranber
unb iteQte ietn 8eftnOen ais 109lt beOenfz
LID bin. Der &atier leiOet, tpie ma Der
8erliner u&reu5 73tg." aus BetersburQ
mitt6etlt, an Ser grippe ooer oietme6r an
einem bon cinem erneUten 2lnfau 6erielben
8uriifgcloiienen &atarrh, Der inbeiien gar
fcineu @runO 5ur 8eunrubi9un8 giebt.
Ser &atorrb lift l6itig unO DeriAtimmcrt
bic 9}crDolttGt be8 8aiierS, ser ein r~nitloier
2trbetter lit un6 ijc6 nidbt Sic n0t6t9e Jtube
90nnt. 9icielbe 1T t6m jebt bon iejuen
Q(er3ten brin8en0 8cbOten IpOr6en unO be-
ftnbet CT iicb icbon felt eini8en Ga8en i'm
8~ielOswei55fer Sort BET 8reite2itOmsf,
, 1894-09-12
1Tebr fd3mubioe 2lueYs.


StraBenreiniSun8S : Superintendent
SbDfielO madbte 9eitern cine SnipettiOnSz
tour Ourdb Die 2luep8 Ser "a. unO Ser 25.
98ar6. @r fono, baB AUDI in bieien 8arOS
Sic Nle05 t6ejIipeiic iib in ei1em unDers
enttportlicben 3uitanbe beftn6en, unO ct
mirb bic Representations Oafiir sHr
Gcrantportung 3ieben. Sn Ser "a. @0rO
fonb 6err SbofieIO all ejnigen SteQen Die
8eliBcr bon &oit6dulern NIT mebr ais
20 &Oitgdn8ern fir BEN aufget6itrmter
S9muB OerontipOrtli9. So(he 8oitbauss
beiiBer iinb nQmIi9 9eieglicb perpfli9tet,
ielbit fit Die T%ortichaffung Der Qlbfdue aus
i6rem 6aus6alt 5u iorgen. Qtub ite tperz
ben sur GeranttDOrtun8 ge5o9en tuerben.
o~Iko,ShIr++ So. ON Gtno+s,+o I Tou4
, 1894-09-12
Wnnnrfd1 Dnntnfpr.

3lpeirloL tdgli4 ro3 @ttIlpoutee, nm llbr Oauroeua
uuo s llbr AbeHoS. se"7
SGQltd, auS9en. GnmitoQ5, uah Suniuotnr ,.N
Wtaniitee. lmI 8 lbr N&UrQens. """
SGQlt1 nad] &octne, NtillDautee. Sbe6opoou. Morf,
topoc, Slpo 3tiOerS, &eluatnee, @buopee, Stlroepm S93n
uuo WtenOmtuee I'M ubr Mbs. 9
9tGCb @ronO Sapen, N~tuSfe9ou, 8rauo 3opihs D.
nm 7:30 Nben0s. SOnutag3 auSQeuOmmeu.
gto9 9reen Ban, Nttttrpo1 un0 SamItaa ubr Mhhs
gtacb @scato6a. Dtaniltique uno 9ap 4orts SamitQos
AE Z lbr NbenoS. N'rNS'
Office uuO 9ods; SUB Der @ti8tgan 9tue. 2apbom
, 1894-09-12

0te eingangS eriDGDnten llnter0anolungen
Suriifsufommen, 10 BADEN bereu Grgebuiiie
bi50er barin 6eltotoen, boB Der 8apIt 6et
Sta(ienern SIT lic6e cine apoitoliibc YrG>
ieftur III Otaiiala III Sta(icnii6s0 %itaTrifa
9ci00ifcn bat; Slpcttcn5, OnB oct &0nig
OUmbcrt baraufblt lDiort bic bi8Der per>
ipeigcrtc 3uitimmun8 sur Grncunun9 6eS
&nrbinnlS SartO sum Batrtarcbcn bon
Ncuc0tg crtbeilt bat. un0 Srittcns, baB bet
neutrality-suspicious. Grispt 9eitern in 9teapet
bic Nllpcien0eit be5 Gorotnol8 San 6eltce
0uf 6cr 3ribiine bel elmer 9eget ben 9es
m%ctnlonlelt Tein0, Den 2tnar9iSmu5 9cs
ricbteten 8crlammlun9 nit GROCER 8efrte7
btgung %permertte. SIS iinb baS alerott8S
AnSetcben, bic ouf cine 0nnG0erung 5rDt7
l3en &trcbe ullb Stoot in Stalten i6lieBen
laiien IND o6ige l1eberl6rift BET 2onooner
v8aQ Wt0Q 0a5ette" reDtfcrtt8en. Der
9aplt baut GriSpi cine Britde, auf Der er
nab GanOlia mori6iren fann, letnem 9ros
Ben 8prbilo 8iSmarG G9nlt0, ulo auf oer
er ibw auf ba(bem Bege ent8egenfommt.
Der tl1ge SEQ XIII. mObte Die SrOnun8
Oieier @lngelegenDeit nicbt ieinenr 9to4folz
ger iiberIaiier, nit 8iSmarf but er ii6
ausetnan6er9eiebt urb nit GrtSpi pirO ct
iib ebeufal5 auSein0uberieBen. GiDtg
fam ba5 uncrquifli6e 8er9aItntB siptz
i8cn Staat un6 &irbe nibt beiteDelr, 10
tDent8 tpie in 9euti9lanO, nn6 pte III
9eHtibGanb ieiner3eit Der SO3iaIiSnuS, 10
bietet iebt in Stotien bet 2(nar9iSmus ben
8oben ouf benz man lib Die 0onb 8ur
@eri0bnun8 rei9t. Gin Omodus vivendi",
6te 2Irt tpie man itcb Oertra8en fatu, pirb
ii8 bonn aub nod ftn6en.
, 1894-09-12

- Die. OGuening Boit" iteut 8etro9z
tungen bariber an, pte ftorf tpobG Die
bieiise "a. P. A." lein f0nne unO i9&bt
fe b0c9iten8 auf 3O,OOO 0}ann. 9as mag
Bic 3abl ser iicb offen 5ur "A. P. A.
9artct ~befennen0en Qtmerttancr iein, aber
Sic 3abl ser @eiinnun8Sz'A. P. A. "ziiten
1T bieL 9r0Ber.
, 1894-09-12

- lleber cine groBartige neue &oientulz
tur pir6 aus GBtingcn in 0iirttemberg
8eidrieben: Sn fur3er 3eit bat iib ouf
benz 6retberrlicb b. Yalm'lcDen ScbloBgut
6obenfrcu3 neben on6eten s3pei8en Der
OGrtnerfnnit bic N%oienfultur 3u elmer
8liitDe entnidelt, baB ite eiren Meltruf
9enieBt llnb SIT ben er1ten 9euti6lan6S gez
bort. SIS per0en ieBt BORT in ettDa brei7
tauien6 Sorten, unter 6enen itetS Die nere=
item unb i9Oniten SIT treffen itnb, iGbrlic6
se9en 100000 GolenS0 DbitGmme uno
etpa 10000 GOpfroien ge3ogen. Gin
6lG6en8ebtet BON ge9en 30 Otorgen 6elb
unb DicIe MarmDduier unb Mtitbeetanlaz
gen tperOen 6ier6ur9 in Qtnipru9 genomz
men, SIN ~jin0iter .3cit tperoen in s3aDG
BON elmer OtiuiOn per Sabr Bic 8ilbltngz
lt0mnte ul1O 0noere llnterlo0en III sen &ul7
t1ren lelbit nocb8e5ogen. Sn Dem 8etrieb
ftnoen 5ur a3eit Der 0oc9ioiion tGgLic6 100
uno 8inter5 etDo 40 Berionen bei6erlei
@el4lecbtS 8eic5dfttgung un0 8er0ienft.
Die Stolen rperoen Iber gan5 0eltIcblanb B,
nab Der S9peis, nacb &llBlanO, Setter
ret37llngarn, O0nemort, Shpe6eusg{orz
tOegerr, 6rantreib ulO natB 2lmerifa per-
ienbet.
, 1894-09-12
DIE Camille 9mdb0l},
GilenbaRn-&aRrpEdn

NbtcaoO Sc 9iortbip cterm=@iTenba Stdet.
W SfftceS: 9tos. 2O6-2O9 Start = Strase, ait br
Sotleg &oenns Station mo am Sepot. @de 4Gels-uns
Ginaie=Str.
, 1894-09-12
Ronteo uno 7uIte.

Otan Id5reibt Dem Miener Srem6enblatt
aus 8erono: 81 ben Spe5iaLitGten unierer
Stabt gebDrt, iDie jeOer S9ulfnabe tpeiB,
Oa5 Grab, IN 6cut Hou1co un0 Suite lie
gen - ioQen. gfomeutli9 bic reiienoen
@nglGnoerinnen pcridumeu eS nibt, Dem
berit6mten 2iebeSpaare ben 3ou Der 2(ufz
merflamfeit bar3ubringen, Sic geben ant
@rabe Der ~lln9Litdlicben ibre @iittenz
tarten ab. Qub 6ocb3eitSreiien6e iu1en
6os 8eQergel9oB ouf, in benz Der faunt
fir einen firni5ebniaDrigen &nabcn aus
reicbelt6c Sar8 iteDt. Der Granddaughter ift
elm wenig pOetiicber Mann, Sbm beOeutelt
GomeO unb Suite Elm &aptt0l, Da8 itcb in
Der Soiion tGglic5 mebren mlB. 2(m %.
2(priI 5. S. beiudte eine aus acbt Beriouen
beftc6enbe @eieI4i60ft frenrOer Gouriften
00S beritbmtc Grab. Die @cieQicbaft polte
bcin1 Tort8eben bent 8d9ter bc8 Grades,
@iopomi 8attiite 6errOui, bier Sire ais
Grinfgeto gebcn. 6erroui foroerte ie6ocb
ocbt Sire, ul6 oa CT 0ielelbelt nic9t er6ielt,
ipcrrtc ct Die 0eielibaft in Der @ruft ein.
Grit Durcb Die SnterDention 6eS Burger
m~eiIterS en6ete b05 merttpitrbi8c 01etiez
obcnteucr. 9ieier Sage ltanb Der WGcbter
Dor @eric6t. 0o6 muBte Sic 8%er6onolung
bis 3ur @in0ollrng bon 3eu8enauSia8en
perta8t tper0e1.
, 1894-09-12
u. @uauIt 1894

2lbi09rt AHtunft
70. @usnit 1894 pm in
@blCaso G5icago
8Of nn6 erpreg .--...... -. ESQ @3t 6;85 u
SraHo 0opie3 SiuIe aber &Gle=
ma5ps u s. st. & S. 81 81. 6:50BtF 500 u
@ran0 &upiDS Sine Ota Ytelu Buff.
un0 6. g So. @. 8Ip ............f 8l5 sri $50 u
Herp Morf uub 9eftou Spe3ial..... 1850 95I- 200 y
Ser 9tDrtb Sbore &imtte0. ....... ........ 4:30 u
Sat- GaItert @rpreB ........... -. $50 81 SEQ u
Madiunp SINE u5er 8alame5peI
Granb 0apisB & G. 81. & >. VI. Rt $3.50 91I+ 100 90
Gal0nla5pO MCCpniHto battpn. -. .... 4:l5 9tt1l:l0 so
S0p Btelp 2tuie iiber HeD Buffalo.
@rnab Gnapi65 q 6. & rs. ~. &pFT SEQ 9tT 125 q
9etrDit GoS5t=GrorcB. ..... ...... : $3.50 81 7:10 M&
Goqlnalp, 90s Gtte g 9et. Sine. + $50 81" ITO 4t
NtlaHtic GrpreB 49,. ........ -. '11:3o 81 7:500t
Gren6 I0ptb5 9jue, itber G0tama=
900 s. Is. Ut. q 8. 81. ..........H11 a. 7:1a N}
8rGHb &apibs Solio SraIu itbcr
gep Buffalo & c. s. g6. DO. st. Has I'll '645 st
'GdsI3. + Insaen. Sonntass. + Qlnsgen. @tontas.
, 1894-09-12
Y ~ T. Union Pofen9er Station.
[aI agnnag!Vanjd LjRgs.

E@ a~tSam1Ss, GauaE= uiso 2SaetfoR=S tes
&~IdetsSfTces: au Ger citation. III 24S e. clara
Straes GGe Sadiou. uH6 I'M auditorium 9otsL.
2urbs3uge 5abreu iOIe IDl9t na9 6eHtrals3eit
-&0nLim. I &GaiLea- 0Aaaenpulfnsu Spuntaa.
, 1894-09-12

Ew9 Gbteage, burlington 6 0utnes
KsgW WiIeu1RDn.
RLsr5sJ1 III FIR Itdets uns S3laflpoeeH fpre9
6or in 2II @larfzStr. II. IN hr Union
E3AllIs1 @aTieuger Station, @anal-StraBe aak
S5s2j Ab0mS.
, 1894-09-12

N~bsnbbIatt ber SG. Staatsatg. l Gent
, 1894-09-12

NDtsaes.. s3ee SSTssS g RaeyWet~aDm. =.
Baha9ters1tGtton Ban WuretsStr., elm 9InS
tAS!t9 BON SOare Of 5rase. GideteOffce: i4 glarfFfr.
, 1894-09-12

'2a9lt9. t @u8sensmn!ea 6Gnntag. t AussenDms
men SamitaQ. Z NuSgenpmmen W{ontaq. oSEShrt
taa4t4. aS SOtoI'3ug o0n 9ts BtO,nss su@iL.
Gbteago, DstEhsasRse g G&. Bemu.@tYemBaNn,
49, Sleot=&tnet DfTce: 287 SIorfaSfr.; SsLepA0ns
En9 9ta0iiDKs5t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
WEEKS FLOUR OUTPUT.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Oct. 3.-Tbe
Northwestern Miller gives the following
epitome of the weeks milling news:
minneapolis mills last week ground
2l1, AS barrela of -four against 2l0,445 the
week before, about the same capacity run
ming this with ample power. Mills are
gradually increasing the proportion of
new wheat ground. Last week Was an
other quiet one in the flour trade. Prices
are. IL there Is any change. a trifle easier
The export end of the market is still far
from satisfactory.
Superior and Duluth mills ground a. 70S
barrels, against 95, III the previous week
Export shipments are IS, Go barrels.
against 3l,03e the week before. and Il. 669
in 1891 Export freights are low and 1t is
reported that shading Is being done
Prices abroad are lower than ever before.
The Milwaukee output is g, l4S barrels,
against $500 the previous week Trade,
If changed any, shows a little more actiy-
ity thar last week, aud mills making high
class bakers repor. that their sales are
very good, with one selling IN excess of its
capacity. Foreigners are out OF the mar
Net Ia great extent. st. Louis mills
made 80, zoo barrel, a slight decrease from
last week. OF business the less said the
better
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
HOTEL sOJoURNERs.

Hotel Carey-M. ). Justis, Kiowa; s. c.
Brunette, Caldwell; Mrs. DIR. Martin, Mrs.
>. f. Cole, Miss Helen Martin, c. II.
Lacks, Harper: John Dnmars, Nashville;
X. Kelley, D-mer; j. Z. NEWMAN, Kansas
City; q. + Washburn, NoFwicn; W. y.
Dick, Norwich; W. ID. Fcssett, Hazleton;
II. G. Kaiser, Chicago; james Miller. Kan
sas City; Gor,ion Miller, Topeka; j. H.
Hamilton, s., Louis; c. T. Hawkes., Ar
kansas City: Mrs. f, C. Robinson aud SIS
ter, EIdorado; +. h George, Topeka; ".
L. Tederman, Charles Forbes. Goodland.
Kan: T. Iyner, st. Joseph; ". III. Eb-y,
Oklahoma City; James Griffith. Jackson
Vile, Ill Fred Bought, Alva, U. T.; j. w.
Bogin, NJ. l.. Ripland, Anthony;
H. ID Records, Kiowa; W. F. Anderson,
New York; y. Z. Mi!l-ts. 5. Wilson, WIZ
lam sherlock, Fredonia: Mrs. \. l.. Digs,
Washington. ID. c.; l. LIndheim. Chicago;
T.. {. Robinson, Fl Dorado; &. T. Green,
Chicago; Jim Gray. Lesvenwortb; c.
Reynolds, Iowa; j. &. Davis, Wellington;
Miss Bertha Rally. Miss Hassler, Euid:
Mrs e. W. Brrdfield. Wellington; II. G.
Kendrick and wife. Eureka; J. A Lund,
Oklahoma City; Geo. Westcoit, Beau
mont; W. ii. Taylor. Jr.. John Kviff r..
Jr., Garden Plain: T. J. Zrllers, Cheney;
J. X. Bonsell and wife. A. l.. Bsnnet,
Greensburg; j. {. Williams and wife
Hav-land; o. w. Clsrkin. T-cumseh, Neb.;
W. W. Weeks, J. W. Hindry. II. b. Allen,
w. W. Deck, Norwich; q. T. Sablu, I. :.
Brown, Bert Crapster, WInii-II; X ".
Strother, II. LOUIS; +. ". Haskell. Law
renee; O. p Moore, Douglass; c. 6. Kin.
ME aad wife. Chicago; III. J. Hunter, De-
troii; G. II. Mrken and wife. Flor
ence; Flank Butt-rfieid, J. J. Gllcbrist
Kansas Guy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
DAVID SWING DEAD
EMINENT PRESBYTERIAN DIVINE
PASSES AWAY.
Death Caused by Blood Poisoning
Due to Jaundice-Thirty Years an
Influential Leader in the Christian
Ministry-HisT Trial for Heresy and
His Subsequent Career.

CHICAGO. Oct. S-Professor David Swing
died at $40 o'clock tonight OF acute blood
poisoning, brought on by an attack of
jtundice. This morning Professor Swings
temperature Was very high. He gave no
signs of consciousness and it was plain
that the physicians regarded his condition
as being critical aud that there was only
the merest shadow of hope for his life.
Late In the afternoon the physicians an
nouneed that blood poisoning had set in,
aud that the patients death could only be
a matter of few hours. Every possible
restorative was applied in vain and at $40
Professor Swing was dead.
Professor Swing was born in Cincinnati,
Ohio. August %, 1850 In the sixties be
accept ed the Passionate of the Fourth Pres
byteriAn church. one of the wealthiest and
most Influential! institutions of les kind in
Chicago. In 1871 he was tried before the
Chicago Presbytery on charges of heresy
preferred by the Rev. Dr. Francis L. Pat
ton. now president of Princeton College.
The charges, which were of lapses from
the Presbyterian doctrine, were not sus-
tanned. but the subsequent feeling was so
bitter that Professor Swing brought mat
tiers to a close by resigniug his psstora;e, a
large number OF his friends getting with
him and forming the Central church, in
which Professor Swing has since Iabored
with great success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04

dispensed at Washington. Many prom
lneut men are known TO have a pecuniary
interest in a number of the large Cattle
ranches. The time has come when the
United States should cease trifling with
theinterests of sixty thousand people and
it is earnestly to be hoped that when co.,
gress meets it will act promptly and throw
the arms of statehood around Oklahoma
and the five civilized tribes.
The weather th roughout the territory Is
cool and delightful. The late rains have
brought forward the wheat and the farm
ing is consequently beautiful.
Yesterday an Examination Of applicants
fer pharmacists licenses was held III Ok
lahoma City. There was quite a large
number of applicants.
Last night butcher name Julius Mar
hotter was attacked by a pet deer, owned
10y one of our citizens, aud seriously in
jured.
Work is being pushed on the well
which IS being sunk Oh the military reser-
walton. II is TO go down 900 feet
The sale of lots OH the reservation still
goes on. The prices paid are gratifying.
and it is expected that it will bring over
100000 This will provide school facili
ties of the best character for Oklahoma
City.
An elevation for the new high school
building is on exhibition. The building
will cost upward OF $50. co.,
The citizens Of Oklahoma City have sup
piled the high school with all the leading
periodicals.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
DIED OF THIRST.
Man Supposed to Be From Topeka Found
Dead in the Desert.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct, 3-Jose Garcia, a
peddler who has just returned from the
Cocopah country with Quirino Cosilio. a
half breed, and Frank Cose, a Mexican,
tells Of the finding on the desert below the
national boundary of the body of an
American who had died of thirst. There
was no means of identifying the remains
save that contained in the clothing and a
piece of an envelope or paper addressed
James Moore, Paymaster, A, L. g. S. F.,
Topeka, Kansas"
Garcia's party was three days without
water, suffering untold hardships, but
af erwards afforded relief to Maraerito
Angulo and Felipe Moreno, two Mexicaus,
and an American supposed to have been
Fred WATSON, of this city. Augulo was
insane from thirst but all recovered. But
on the return trip the trail of annther wan
derer was discover d and certain circum-
stances led the party 10 believe that he had
fallen "A victim 10 the desert, as the hover
ing vultures and coyotes bowling up the
canyon among the hills afforded god
ground for the suspicion. Much suffering
Is reported on The desert by returning pros
pectors. The water is poor and there is
hut litt la Of IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
LARGE REWARDS OFFERED.
One Thousand Dollars for the Two Ari.
iona Robbers Still at Large.

Tucson, Ariz-, Oct. 3.-As far as could
be learned at late hour this evening all
the gang that held up the east-bound over
land train near Maricopa station, Monday
morning, excepting Frank Armour, who
was shot on the day of the robbery, were
at large yet. 1t is definitely settled that
there We're five robbers. Three of them
went in the direction of PhenIx, while
two rode south towards Sonora. Southern
Pacific Detective Breckenridge, who was in
the city few hours today, says that at
y "a. M. Monday he started four men
well provisioned on the trail leading to
the south, with instructions TO follow il to
the line. He believes they will overtake
the robbers before they reach the Mexican
line. To its standing reward of 500 Wells
Fargo has added $500. and the Southern
Pacific will pay 500, making a reward of
81 900 for the arrest ana conviction OF the
bandits at large. One of the robbers, John
Donovan, age 20. was raised at Bakers
field, Cal. The officers believe il was this
gang that held up the Prescott and PHI o.
nix stage coach several weeks ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
GENERAL LITTLE TALKS
He says that az Booue's Story Is IrRe the
wichitl Force should Be Cleaned Out.

"A special dispatch from Topeka 10 the
Kansas City TIm-s says:
Attorney General Little returned 20
Topeka this morning In an advanced stage
OF excitement He had been in the cam.
paign several weeks trying 10 cheer he
Populist heart, which bad grown faint
under The pressure of scandal. corruption
aud calamity. but when he read he letter
OF Couaty Attorney Boone Of S-'igwick
county showing the di>graceful condition
OF affairs in Wichita. and later the story
OF Peie Kline and his NUMEROUS Doodle
transactions with the reform adminlstra-
ton. he left the stump and FASTENED TO the
capital TO see what could be done in regard
To TIE matter
Upon arriving at his Office Mr.. Little
sent for Chairman Briedeuthrl. and the
pair held conference wEich lasted over an
hour.
How about County Attorney Boone's
lettrrV "A reporter asked of General Little.
That letter was pub ish-d Ia h. Times
tweniy-four hours before it reached nv
office. aud forty-eight hours before >.w
IL. The communication was dated sep
TENDER 26, aud mailed two days lat-r.
know nothing of the facts therein con-
tanned. and shall not answer the letter
until after | have discussed 1t with the
governor. II, however the condition al
Wichts is as pictured by Boone. the whole
police department Of tue place ought to be
cleaned out, aud il | find his story TO be
true aud the law gives me any power To
act. l shall do my best TO have il cleaned
out"
rs there any doubt in YOUR mind that
the law gives you power 10 suppress crime
among the police officials the same as
among ordinary ci izrust"
The metru politan police statute is
somewhat complicated, aud / shall exam
inc IL thoroughly b~f fore deciding upon
what my duties are in the premises"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
ARE TOO STUBBORN
sOUATTERS ON OKLAHOMA SCHOOL
LANDS WILL NOT MOVE
When the Rightful Lessees Appear to
Take Possession the Men Who
Have Settled on the Lands Will
Not Move and Governor Renfrow
is Having Them Arrested.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.

HDecldl ElspdICD 10 Tue Deily
GUTHRIE, o. T., Oct. 3-Many squatters
are being arrested in the strip by the order
of Governor Renfrow. These squatters
have taken possession of the school lands
End are hanging onto them with death
like grip. Some months ago the governor,
according TO law, leased all the school
lands in the strip. A great deal OF this
land is valuable, and bidding on it was
active at the time of its disposal. On some
sections particularly here was struggle
10 get the use of the land. After getting
It, however, some of the lesees were pain
fully surprised to find the land in posses
sion of squatters, who declared that they
would hold it. law or no law. These squat
ters appear to have acted with a unauimity
which would suggest organization
AT first persuasion was used on the
souatters. but they would listen to no
argument, simply saying that they were
In possession and intended to maintain
possession. Several of the lessees at once
complained and now the governor has
taken hand and will see whether he can
control the lands which he has leased.
The deputy marshals have been sent out
and whenever they find an obdurSte squat
ter they pick him up quickly and arrest
him. Already twenty-five have been ar
rested and more arrests viii follow. All
will soon be arraigned in court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-04
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