The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-15
SPECIAL D.spateh tome pay Essl-.

Special Dispatch tothe Day Eszl-
ENID, . T.. July l4-Uucis sam cow
stands ike Colossus, Que f0ot Il ra!y
planted on California AMI the other on
Chicsgo. with has strong right arm reach
lag over the Cherokee strip.
Today martial law Nss practically pro
claimed a. Eaid aud Ronud Pond The
blue uniforms Of soldiers are seen
in every direction between the
two cities aud the sheen af
The bsyonets and sabers OF soldiers A.
they glIsJen beneath tho rsvs Of an incra-
diary sun Is omiuou~. When the white
winged angel OF peace will hover over the
two cities agaiu j. hard to predict, WITH
any degree % certainty. as the mIiieleum
Feeling runs - a higu tension aud every
body seems, expect trouolouS tunes ahead.
Everyone has a. opinion bat f-W express
it publicly for = deputy sheriff seems 10
stand AZ The elbow Of every citiE-a' aud rc-
ports what h bears t. the otEcvrS.
This morning brought four companies
Of cavalry from Fort Reno. two OF them
heJnC assigned To South Euii aud two u
R0uud Pond They have orders 10 pr.-
JecJ the property OF the Rock Island from
the vengeance q two highly eursged com
munitlss and tonight squads 90 them arc
strung along the road between the Two
c;tiys doiug patrol duty. Tusy accost
every man they meet sud Il &c - ~
anyway suspicious locking he is taken
into custody and brought before the
nearest commanding officer wien he ~
examined critically. lie protests. OF
course, but he = told that these are times
that the laws Of the United states call
for vigilance and Il &c - found all glEht
be Is permitted 10 depart with tbts sage
remark 70 reflect up0u. Usua Is he SAYS
that he has been a life long Demo
crat aud that he prefers eternal dsm-
nation 70 sgalu vote for Grover
Cleveland with q passport 20 heaven
thrown in as a souvenir. Every inch Of
track fer thirty milss Is being searched for
dynamite cartridges. bat nothing 50 far
has been found The soldiers seem -
sympathiZe with the people, bat sympathy
and duty arc two different things They
think uuiy of the forty-third article oc
war and the consequences Of disobeyIng "a
and II they are called upon fo throw
stream Of lead into ban OF citizens thel
will do IL with As little hesitation A. they
would throw n Kiss at some rustic beauty
bv the wsysidc.
The day so far has been comparatively
quiet here. The ouiy thing that ap-
preached q disturbance was quarrel be-
tween the chief deputy United NJ ates mar
~hel and Percy Glaze Mr.. Glaze made
some remark that prlcked the Couscieuca
OF the officer, and IN return fer IL received
a tistic brosdside on the fare, which aiisd
materially IN the Circulation OF H'ee J.
/ Mr. Glaze Immediately appealed 10 tas
little remnant OF civil law left about the
place. the result b-ing that a warrant ~Ss
issued for the arrest Of Madseu.
Shortly after an account OF the fTHoas
was telegra pied 10 Marshal Nix, who sam
moned MAdsen TO appear before him a.
Guthrie.
One hundred deputies have been sworn
In bv the sheriff 10 protect the peace.
The track and bridge blown up yester
day by dynamite have been Tepairsd agsit
aud trains are running.
The citizens OF both places are yer.
much excited and indignant and assert
that { l. wa 70 the kulfe between the
cities and the railway company.