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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
BOTH -TDRs REST

LITTLE KOCK. ARK. Dec I-Both sias.
rested ia tue Bay .mbszzleHsnt case ta.,iay
Aud twill be argued Msud.y. The de-.
isndaut w-s placed ca tie stand th.s after.
soon zud aftsmD tsd to sIplain sc scr.p
tran-sctiOa with Spsafs lie sad " oOd-
Taf told hin be hss saved SONS scTi p cut Of
his sssecs vice Be wanted wltusss 20 s~lI
for him - - tWoocrgdI s~ss la Gl-frsss
WoO1Tus oF-rsf vitzsrs = pr CO.. e4vn-
u1l.siou % ssl.th@ scrip. lie sc-e. g. "a
proposition and Sithin is. days as,4 so.d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
FOR NATIONAL sScAxPxEs1

ROCKFORD, Ills. Dec Comm AEder-
in-Chlet LAWYER % the q 4 x Las called
8 meeting % the executive en- mitres %
the council OF adm lai- trsfson a. LOUIS
Vile. Dec. = 10 arrange fo- tie ratioasl
spcsmpcent He slso received today =
beautifully wor1ed reply from Isabella.
Confess de Paris on The resolution passed.
By the PIitsourx racampE=a; O. TIE
death Of her bGshso1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
LATEST THING IN TRUSTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The World says AZ
exporters aud importers trust l. the
latest thing heard OF in the way Of mer-
camille combinations. TIE report OF the
consolidation Of half dozen leading com
mission houses for the purpose Of CONTROL
ing branch Of that line If business u o.
ing the rounds OF Wall street. From all
that can be learned the houses embraced
in tine trust have already almost a monopo-
ly OF the commission trade with South
America. the Mosquito coast countries and
Mexico and Australia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
TELLS A srRAIGHT STORY

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 1-In the trial OF
W. 5. Richardson and II. y. Smith for the
lynchlng of the six negroes August 81,
the entire day was spent in the compile
ton of the direct examination and the
cross examination of Richardson. He
never involved himself in single contra
diction. The case looks brighter for the
accused. 1t will be a week or ten days
before the trial is completed.
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BECAUSE SHE'S LITTLE

BoGoTA, Dec. LIN view of the belli-
cose attitude assumed by the official and
semi official press of Costa RIGA respecting
the delimitation of the frontier of those
two countries, the press here reminds
Costa Rica that while Costa Rica cannot
place 10. 600 soldiers ia the field in case of
war, Colon bia Ca easily mobilize an army
of 100000 men. 1t is believed that Costa
Rica will draw in her horns and listen to
reason and not provoke conflict with this
country, which is ready TO MAKE any peace
full, honorable settlement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
LOCATION Is ALL R1oHr.

WASHINGTON. Dec. secretary Ores
ham makes the statement that reports that
United States Minister Duaby bad ca bled
from China that Chaos rrlgus at Pckiui
American legation - ia danger, need pro-
lection" Is wholly unwArrauted aud un-
true. Secretary Gresham says no saSh 70
port or anything aka TO u has beea .ece!v-
cd by cable mail or otherwise
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
Republican Form Of Government
Adopted by the Evangelical Church,

NAPERvLLE, Ill, Dec. AT today's
session of the general conference OF the
Evangelical church all the standing COM
mittres were appointed. This afternoon
was devoted TO COMMITTEES work and 70
pertscting the rules and regulations which
are to govern the mission society. I'm
portant changes are 10 be made in tie
interest of economy. 10th a. TO expendi-
ture and Income. The number OF officers
! 10 lie reduced, lAymen are TO have full
representation with the ministers aud
business reasons are 70 determine a man :
fitness, and not his subservieucy 10 high
officials
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
CHANGING THEIR BASE.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. AFTER two
weeks deliberations and visits to numer-
Gus cities, the board of trustees of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen took
the first ballot this evening, to remove
headquarters TO Peoria. 1t is understood
that Cleveland received two votes, Terre
Haute one, Grand Master Sargent's,
through sentiment. the remaining four
being cast for Peoria. The trustees claim
there will be an annual saving of 8. 200
over the best bid offered by other cities.
The headquarters will be removed at once:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
GOLD DEPOSITS INCREASE

DENyER, Colo. Dec The monthly
report at the United States mint for No
yember shows a remarkable increase ia de-
posits Of gold over the receipts for the cor
responding month last year. Last years
receipts for November were <.7l. sI42I
while those OF last month amounted u
500, 81 -. The increase Of receipts has
attracted the artsnIiDu OF tue treasury de
par. ment A. Washington, and Director
Preston j. expected 20 come 20 Colombo
next week 70 .ook into the growing situ4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
GOES re SLASH AGAIN

WASHINGTON. Dec. Again disaster
has Cvertak.n the torpedo boat Ericsson
She had just completed the repairs neces-
STATED by the last BREAK down Of the air
pump aud was trying her machinery yes
terday under most promising Conditions.
when. owing to- the collapse OF piston rod
a cylinder was smashed and the trial alb
rubtly ended The engineering bureau
here estimates that it Will take six weeks
to repair the damage to the machinery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
RATES ADVANCED.

CHICAGO, Dec. The transcootiaeu:al
lines have reached agreement on The
round trip rates between the Missouri
Tiver and the Pacific coast which provl5ss
tbs; toe round trip rates between toe rgver
and Pacific cosst common poiots thai hsve
been So for several m0atks wi. De al
yAuCel - So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
SWEPT BY SILVERITES.

CARSON, Nevada, Dec. I.-OfciAl re-
turns from AL counties in the state are ia
and show that the silver party elected
every officer on the stats. ticket aud all
but three IN tie senate aud niue IN the
house.. This : the first time IN years tia;
any psrty has made = clean sweep II the
state ticket The silver party OF this
state VIII ally itself with the Peoples Ma
uona. party in the next presidential cleo
Hon
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IErrINo cH1NA oFr

WAsHINGToS. Dec. l "A official who !.
In a position to know the lasts say. that
Japan has made a reply through Ju.tsj
States Ministers Dun aud Druby 10 China
iavoring tue lattvT'- prefer OF peace. Al s
exact terms OF the offer are not known, tut
10 Is said 10 be about tl25 OD0. 90 cash in
demnUy and Chius's Tciiaqulshmrnt %
sovereignty over COres.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
THINKS SHE HAS HIM.

DENVER, Colo, Dc. Mrs Jane.
MOu.J0u, wife OF one of the brothers VIC
left Denver suddenly Oct. -. now thinks
that the two recTeaut bus bands are 10
IDlcAgo. she Z vs. a. a reason al item
she read 70 chicago paper which says
that James Nou.t1u found pocket Of La
mOGds On Oct 90 IA a Cbicsgo depot aud
turned them over 70 he police she says
that they would have had about tine 20
reach Chicago ana believes that that mau
q. Der EusJaul
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TOOK FIVE THOUSAND.

SPRINGFIELD, IL. Dec. Nv. S. Buell.,
genera agent for southern and south Hi
nois, of ". +. Sanborn Stock Feeding
company of Omaha, with headquarters in
this city, has disappeared, taking with
linn about 5000 of the company's money
Last week he was seen in Chicago and
Minneapolis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02

NEw YORK. Dee. Alarm was created
among the members OF jle Gsyety Girl
Theatrical company when IL was learned
ori2Te taeir perfOrmaa c. tonight that
Harry MouAhou>e, the comedian OF the
company. had been stricken WITH small
IoN. Al the members OF the conn any
"l!. DC vaccinsted tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
RAILWAY OFFICERS ELECTED

GALVESTON. Tex, Dec. AT meeting
of the directors of the Gulf. Colorado and
santa he Railroad company here today
Aldace +. Walker, one of the receivers of
the Atchison road, was elected president,
vice Reinhart, resigned, aud Edward King
OF New York, as manager of the board of
directors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
ALLOWANCES CUT DowE

IvuIAyAFDIIs. lad. Dec Judge Nc
Master tOf-y -, aside tie allowances
made Receiver F4ilsy. O.; ths order of tie
Iron Hall. and q ~ ;bat made % Hawklrs
AMI Smith. toe attorneys f9y re r-c- r.rk
Recs ver Falirys allowance amoua-~C
q 80 on aad that q EaNklas aud -m4sL
Z. So lJl
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SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE

WAsHIyCToS. Dec senator Voor-
bees. chairman q tie senate finance CON-
mlttee. has called a meeting o. that CON
mittee FOR next Tuesday. The object j. I.
general cgnfeyeuce % matters under the
lari-dlction o. tie committee. Including
In and fLnAnc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
BOUGHT : CRUISER

NEW YORK. Dec. Japan has aug
mented Ler navy by the purchase Of the
crack Chilean cruiser. E>msrelia. The
Deal was cuusummated here wirtin the
last Few days. Pace paid was = ll1ol8
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THE MODERN MoTHRR.

Has found that her little one. are Improved
more by The pleasant iAIstivs, Syrup %
+ -. Uhcu ia need IL tie Laxative effect
% gentle remedy than by aur Other, aud
that 20 j. more accepts Die - them Chili-
ssn enjoy y aud - benefits them. be
tru- remedy. syrup 81 flys. t. rnanu-
fsctuTsd By the California Fiz syrup Co
univ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02

gains were small. and the game ended with
he ball on Priuceton's zen yard line.
Score: Yale, "a: Princeton, o.
Captain Hinekey was carried from the
Held on he mems shoulders
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NEW RUSSIAN LOAN

LONDON. Dee. lit il stated that the
new Russian loan will he issued before he
Chris mas holidays. AZ amounts to 800
coo I4s
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coTEAoEPaR SovzxsyR

WA-H5S0ToN, Dec Z -E-v1rts 20 80
director .: t-- ~ i4- -tor tb- cg.uza,s *
e-gfe1 q. tre r. a. ~. tra i1ifsa --ste-
furiuc Nav-r -~- 40 have been 90 fol owe
Co.. . ps1 90. .. ver 8 90 90s1- m ..sr
G ias 81 ~. total tsr the ul5atA co.
asfL
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WHY'S -Pycrg TxPoz-z

NV IoEE. DC. The iIPa-is q:
specie f1T tie wees -.f-c tl-sg ~rrr
i>a -. O. Ehicr o. 90 -sre sod.
.zsisst tefsl % g. go Ia.t week
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Lrr-. aE-3 $50 s1H cree al' r~a-- IA
hfs1 s.f r-a "a ard csza - s-+h : 49,
'ane hf~ ~aG7s SID 'W.at ft~.-
s ~ feEa~ dear a. $50 80 -
s~asf7 ft i---g 20, e-.s1 ..rafiq a.
To Figs Coz have tossr fa-ss ,rGsassl
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Nfrf'Trn Wa I'D q s-ultY - Es-g.iass
-T-tai,-f-a 'Fes 1E.s1 APPS s-z- r.-g
if" ss-~.rr solved ft- 3 -y-l.tF - -lar.esa
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
BULLETIN OF
The Daily Eagle
Wichita, Sunday. December 9, 1894.
Weather for Wichita Today:
Fair: colder; north winds
INDEXOF TOOAYS lMPORTANTNEWS

INDEXOF TOOAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages.
2. Oates and Kolb Are Both Sworn in
How the Packers Can Help Themselves
Yale Eleven Defeats Princeton
Lord Elgin on the Eastern Question
3. Hoh.nlohe and His Program
HOnOring Texas Requisition
stabbing ARRAY BetWesn Two Jockeys
Havemeysr and Searles File Demurrers
5. Farmer Stnnkls Robbed by Sharpsrs
Rsjor Cole Holds Another Meeting
Wichita Man Jailed in Arkansas
6. Elaborate Thursday Afternoon Reception
Foreign Stocks of Wheat Diminishing
Stocks Strong and Generally Higher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-02
SWEARING THEM IN
ALABAMA Has HER CHOICE CT
TWO GOVERNORS.

Oates is Sworn in With Pomp and Pa
rade and holb Takes the Oath in
"a Dingy Ofiice-h olb Proceeds TO
the State House But Yields TO Gen
tie Firmness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
MANY MARRIAGES.
cr.., Demaud for Services OF M'ni"er''
The Royal Pippin.

pAsrc CITY, VA, Dec. S.-SpeciaI.
x,o-,iasas seem TO be the order OF the
dav and preachers were In such oeiil"uu
s,a:,srdav as numerous as they are ~
Easic and Waynesboro, that a COUPE
ssiIna 10 procure a parson until iate
no,r AZ night. Cards are out to-day LOT
~ marriage. on the 18th instant, OF Mr'
John W. McNair. OF CHltoh TUE,
Miss Fannie Nottingham Bell an nc az, ~
plished daughter Of DR.. Oohn T. Den VI
this city. .,.o, mr.
Nv the number of churches, seven OF
eight I'm all, In Basic and WaEhesoo'o'
senarated only by South river one Is
forcibly reminded OF the httle western
town referred to by josiah Strohs III
the New Era. /. 49,
Many of the fine pippin trees IN ,he
celebrated Royal Orchard, three Wiies
eas, of this place in Albemarle county
have been killed by forest nre' Inns
property belongs TO the estate OF MT
Spotts. recently deceased, ana Formerly
Of Richmond. BY the way. his orchard
is connected with an interesting piece OF
history. A number OF years ago the owner
shipped TO Queen Victoria nve parreis Vi
his famous Albemarle pippins, and so
we'll pleased was she with the exceIlehl
flavor OF this apple that she issued
decree in it's behalf. Hence the name
"Royar' orchard, and ell shippers OF
this apple are now enjoying the Denents
of this decree
The graded school at this place, OF
four teachers and 80 pupils. is IN u
very prosperous condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
Fern Party OF Ivy Rill.

ARVONIA, VA, Dec. 9.-The most en-
ioyable sociable Of the season was given
by MIR. Ballard Brown, on the evening
of the Goth uitimo, In honor OF his cousins,
Misses Pattie Lyon, OF Stanard and Mary
Brown. of Danville Va. Miss Lyon led
1.-The light fantastic toe" while Miss
Brown entertained a number of the
guest in games OF the season.
At IL o'clock all assembled in the dining
room and did full justice to the bountiful
repast. gracefully served by Misses
Thompson and Brown. The rooms were
profusely decorated with ferns and each
guest wore an emblem Of the occasion.
The young people present were: Misses
Lyon. Brown, Nash, Carter, Maggie Nc
Kenner, Carrie and Nettie Davis, Carrie
Lethum, Matte, Lizzie and Annie Nlcho-
las. Virginia Lethum and Lizzie Mosley
Messrs. Scott. Lethum, honcure Worth,
Wilson, Goodman; McKenna. Nicholas.
Holman, Phillips and Asee
fhe party dispersed at a late hour
having spent "A most delightful evening
and carrying many pleasant remini-
SCIENCES OF the occasion and fair
cousins"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
ME. COON ACQUITTED.
End of the Case Against the Roanoke Agen
of the thinkers Loan and Invesiment Co.

ROANOKE, VA. Dec. s-Special.--The
case of the Commonwealth against Galen
ii. Coon, secretary and Roanoke agent
of the Bankers Loan and Investment
Company. of New York, who was
charged with embezzling the companys
funds. was concluded In the Hastings
Court to-day by the jury returning a
verdict OF not guilty. The case has
been on trial since November 18th. and
was regarded as test case in seven
teen similar indictments against Mr..
Coon for the alleged misuse OF the COM
pany's funds.
The Roanoke Times, the first daily
paper Yarted in this city. has been pur-
chased by Mr.. III. Clayton and other
gentlemen. of H. d. Lafferty. its last
owner. and will be turned over to them
on Monday. Mr.. Clayton started the
Times In November, 1856. and after con-
Quoting II with marked ability and sue
cess for two years, sold II TO MessIs.
Copeland aud Freeman, of Danville, who
consolidated IL with the Roanoke Evening
Telegram. In 1870 the paper was pur-
chased by c. T. Grandy. OF Washington.
who organized a stock company. with
S2J,OoO capital. and made The Times an
eight-page paper By the purchase OF
Mr.. Grandys interest in 1892 Mr. LAT
ferty became the sole owner. The Times
was more prosperous under Mr.. Claytor's
ownership than at any period of ~ his
tory. and the announcement that he
will again assume control of the paper
gives general satisfaction here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
1!E EICAkloUA CANAL.
C.vr-Ensineer Msnscai 10 Appe'r De'o''
tho senate Committee.

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. S-Sp sn or
Civil Engineer Menocal has peeS S,atas
dtred to appear before the Uh1;1s orma ton
Senate Committee TO give MI nJna ne
as TO the building OF inc
Canal oro,oinent citi-
Mir. w. X. Carpenter. a pr pro m,nrn in
zen OF this city, iii I'd TINS nioi i''''e
seventy seven years OF age; o.erv dealer
.; yo ,SIs c III made an assignment to t.,
OF TINS cry. nd liabilities not stated.
he names s. 4. Golwin as trustee rust Point
Shs English steamer Sar, E * and western rGi
NIL wiiie ,!in ssmbcrt's Poin,. had her work
Iacr b A. carried away ait .o-day by the
wash ga water and swelis IRON the Bos shot
steamer gloucester as she PASSED una y
tnvv swel. the energy OF which mace
men seS' q heavy stream on the lines made
fast 10 the bits that they were caf lrnL
aTay' tearing them bodily from the dech'
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A National Insect .actory.

The reason that the Government built
ne bug factory was that it wanted 10
raise insects. see how they lived. what
they ate. how thew changed in form. and
You can see how Important all this infor-
nation would be TO a man who had every
wear been bothered by insects he could
hardly see, and whose potatoes and straw
berries were being eaten BY a hungry
army, which paid nothing for the feast.
The men who watch these little Great
ures find lots of things TO interest them,
and II takes away the WEAKNESS of their
whiting. They find that marvellous
changes often take place In the insects.
Some OF them alter their form so that
YOU would not recognize them for the
same insect. One will at first be short,
thick fly, with sharp ey G, wings, and d
minute feeler. like an elephants trunk.
and he will next be worm, without legs
and no eyes. II is always an easy mat;
what will drive 1t away, but 1t is not
always so easy 10 say where he came
from, or how ne happened 10 appear in
certain places. The day was in the
insectary | saw n bug which had been
found In California by a boy while eat
found more potatoes in the cellar which
had been dug short time before. also
Inhabited by this same worm. j was
told that this worm had come all the way
from China, probably, nobody knew how.
Anyway. a member OF the unwelcome tribe
had reached the insectary. and was a
guest there. He was a famous bug
did he but know Il, for he was to be
carefully watched and his every action
was to be noted In "A book eacsi day. He
would receive as much attention as any
great man--probabiy more attention. for
hardly any man has been closely watch
cd every day OF his life, as this Chinese
bug will be.--Harper's Young People.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09

be entitled to receive any OF tne pay ~,
cornnensation m member which may
have accrued before the date OF ,ne Illins
OF the copy of the decision OF tne coui
with the clerk of the House OIL nepse
sentatives, If the HOUSE shan hnaA' 'e
eide the contest aginst MN u
That nothing herein confaihe1 s"a,
construed as intended 10 restiio'' ~
any way to impair the right Oh ,ne lio .s1
to Judge OF the elections, returns anu
qualifications OF fits menters'
MEETING OF TEE STATE GRANGE
The Virginia State Grange WIN me-
at Alexandria, Va, on the oth oi 'a"""''
next.
David S. Lubin, OF Sacramento, the
author Of the Lubin propositioh' arrives
here to-day. He will address several
Grange meetings In the East anu eA-
poets to return here 20 be preseht ae VI.
meeting Of the Virginia state 'lahse az
it's meeting in January.
BRIEF MOTIFS.
Mr.. W. j. Carter. of Richmond Is at
the Metropolitan.
Messrs. ". McClanney. W. d. Cros-
well. W. d. Merritt and L. u Porter Oh
North Carolina. are in the city
Mr.. j. NJ. Moody, prominent he-
publican of North CarOilra, VINO Is men
toned as the dangerous dark horse IN
the race for the United states senate
from that State, passed through the CITY
to-day, en- route for New YORK.
There were no appointments OF iourtn-
class pos,masters for North Caronna TO-
day, and only one for Virginia, whlch was
that of Mrs. E. NJ. Hulford, at Chestnut
Knob, Henry county, vice henry NJ
Holmes, deceased.
Hon. -. Gardiner Tyler lett TOT hlcn'
moud on the afternoon train, to be alb
sent until Monday. ii. IL W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
BOB COTTON'S REMAINS.
now A DAGING CONFEDERATE
SCOUT WAS SHOT TO DEATH.
uasrudsr Comp, Of Williamsburg. Csssss
the Removal of the Ashes Of . Ca
liant Texas soldier.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Dec. ESPECIAL:
Al a recent meeting OF Magruder- Even
Camp, Confederate veterans, TX was ue-
termned 10 exhume the remains OF inc
famous Confederate scont, BOD Co'ton,
bur ed In the county few miles from
here. and bring them 10 Cedar Grove
cemetery for reinterment.
Accordingly q committee OF the camp.
consisting OF Comrades X: y; SerV 1s,,a
and Nj. r. Burke, repaired 10 kelion ana
thence to the lonely mound mat mar NJ
the resting place OF ali that was MOI TO-, ..ii
OF. this defender OF southern rights ineS
found, OF course, nothing but bones pu
some parts OF his clothing was sun pre-
served. Cotton was member OF CoIn-
pany ID, Texas Infantry. ana was as
signed TO duty as chief OF scouts on the
upper Peninsular In 1905. lie was ualIns
and reckless, and this latter cnaracttiIS-
tic caused his untimciy end. ne Was az ~
ways on the alert. On the morning OF
March T. 1894 he learned OF the approach
OF squadron OF Federal cavalry, am
following them, he found they han en- en-.
tered a farm. and on looking up 10 ny w,
house he saw horse and buggy Wnici,
the Federal commanding officer had
brought out from Williamsburg. seeing
an opportunity 10 capture the hotse' ,to
approached the house ana got INTO tne
buggy and drove off, ne being AT the tIIGi
MANNED The soldiers gave chase. an
soon overlook him. shooting as theg
neared him. They were greatly reJoi
at his capture. and when the one lis
rived they al once snOt nm 10 - noioh-
,a,,ei,s were turned over 10 the mean,
bors who gave them as decent Du n,id
Ss Inc times and circumstances "o''u
permit. ,,,.,ng who bear
1nere arr those nov hVlns said his
d dangbter now resides in Texas, ana IasJ
u1.n,ner for the first time heard Oh heF
fathers fate. a,,,,able memo
IL is to be hoped that su't orave 20 let
f T,si WIN reoerations know the virtues Oh
shie Infrepil soldier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-09
sHOP ms BHOTH HR-fN- LAW.
Adam Glass Shoots j. =. Paunel Mt basi'
City-A eerlous Charge.

STAUNTON. VA, Dec. S.-9peclal.-A
shooting took place this morning about !?
o'clock, at Basic City, twelve miles east
Of here, on the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad Adam Glass and j. Samuel
Pannell are farmers, living In Nelson
county. Va, not far from Basic They
live near each other Glass married Pan
nelrs sister. He charges that Panneh
has ruined his ffteen-y ear-old daughter
This morning Glass and his son, eigh-
teen years old. went to Basic with the
avowed purpose of killing Pannell. They
met in front of Koiners saloon, when
Glass fired five shots from a 32-calibre
six-shooter. Two balls took effect-one In
the arm, the other in the back. under
the right shoulder-blade. The balls have
not been found. and the wounds are not
necessarily fatal. Pannell is about fifty
years old. and Glass Is forty-five. Glass
is In Jail 10 await the action of the Grand
Jury.