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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
LITTLE CHILDREN ARE LUCKY.
Brood of Canalman are Probably All
Heirs.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE boatmsn
along the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal are
agog over the windfsIl which it is said has
GENE to the children of George A Seamen.
locktender on the canal. They, with
Mrs. NJ. Price, the wife Of local photog
ragher. are said to be among the principal
heirs of John McCaffery, an aged capital
ist who died in Chicago the past summer,
leaving an estate OF about 5000. CO.,
McCsffery, it is said, was a canal
boatman, living at Hancock, Nd, In
1852, when he married for the third time
a woman named Graham. who had some
money. 1t is alleged he deserted her after
getting some of her money. His children
by his several marriages are scattered and
now occupy widely different social posi-
tons One became the wife OF Seaman,
the lock tender, aud the other OF Photog
rapber Rice. Now word has been received
from Chicago that McCaffery amsssed a
fortune there, aud that the children he
left behind are tue heirs. Attorney Crafts
of a well-known Illinois firm is here In
vestigatiug the matter Of kinship to Nc
CafferV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
SHOT THROUGH A LooPHoLE.
Davis, the Utah Wife Murdersr, Asked
Death In This Manner.

LEHI. Utah. Sept. 14-Euoch Davis, the
wife murderer. was executed by being shot
today. lie chose tAis mode of execution
in preference to hanging Six soldiers.
each armed with Winchesters, were
stationed In tent fifteen miles from the
penitenfiary. Ia the tent We're six loop
holes to shoot through. About thirty
officers and reporters were present. but no
ministers. At 10:4o he was placed in a
chair with a plank ut the back. The
doctor pinned a black mark over the
heart. At 10:43 the marshal said, '.A.ks
ready; take aim; FIRE
Six shots rang out Davis moved slightly
and at 10:45 gasped faulty. Death was
practically instantaneous Four balls
pierced the paper. Davis killed bis villa
June 6, 1892, by beating her over the head
with a revolver. His defense WAS that she
had been unfaithfui to him Tbs case
was carried 10 the supreme court aud an
appeal was made to the gov
ernor to commute the sentence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
NEVADA DEMOCRATS BOLT.
They Pull Out From the Regular Organ.
ization and Name a Ticket.

CARSON, New, Sept, A-Bolters from
the Democratic party met here today in
opposition to the regular Democratic
ticket nominated on Sept L. The plat
form indorses Cleveland's administration
in the strongest terms, and demands free
and unlimited coinage of silver.
The platform also demands that the
Pacific railroads be made to pay their In
de b, edness as it becomes due. It Is in
favor of the appointment Of u
national board of arbitration. In many
respects the platform is the same as adopt
ed by the Democratic convention held here
on the 18th, differing somewhat in theory,
but is substantially a counterpart.
The following nominations were made;
Congressman, B. f. Riley; governor, Theo-
dors Winters; comptroller, d. II. Hall;
treasurer, w. d. Thompson; attorney gem
eral. w. o. Grimes; superintendent of
public instruction, S. s. Sears; state print
er, James Murray; university regent, long
term. Rev. J. w. Hislop; short term. A.
WisemaQ.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 14-Dr. Cook, who
engineered The Miranda expedition to
GreeBland, was today shown a dispatca
from Oberlin. Ohio. saying that many Of
the crew OF the steamer were drunk at the
time she was abandoned and that the reef
upon which tins vessel struck was
plainly marked on the chart He saidi
While IL is true some of the
crew were intoxicated 2. times nohody
was under the influence Of liquor at the
time she struck the rocks. All intoxioat-
lug liquors on board the Miranda were
locked up and ia Charge of the steward.
am confident be never gave the crew any
thing TO drink and did not abuse his trust.
On the second night on our way home, the
Mirande blew three blasts Of her whistles,
which was the sigual OF distress previously
agreed upon. It was then decided to
abandon the steamer, but the crew were
not transferred until thres hour. after
wards. Before the transfer had besu
effected, the crew broke into the
lockers containing the spirits aud besides
drinking libsrsl quantity. stuffed their
pockets with bottles of liquor. When they
reached the schooner, sorae Of them were
very much Intoxicated. But the point
which wish to make Is that nobody on the
Miranda was intoxicated at the time she
struck the reef In regard to the state
ment of Prof Wright that the reef on which
the Miranda struck was plainly marked &c
the chart, I wish TO say he is somewhat
mistaken. The only charts az the coast
that are obtainsbls are the United States
hy0rOQraDlrlQal
Neither OF these give the DO sition Of these.
The Danish charts which are really ths
property Of the Danish Trading company
give the position Of the reef Unfortu-
nately we did not have these oharts or ths
accident would not have happened"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
CIVIL RIGHTS LAW.
Judge Upton OF Illinois Decides It Does
Not Cover Merchants

BLOOMINGTON. Ills. Sept. E-Jucge
Upton. of the circuit court here, has rem
dered decision respecting the legal rights
OF men engaged in business. Two colored
men applied TO H. II. Green. who keeps a
soda fountain IN his drug store. for soda
water, and were refused on account Of
thsir color Each sued Green for $50
damages under The statute OF evil aud
legal rights.
Judge Upton decided that they bad no
cause for action; that the law prohibiting
keepers OF hotels, restaurants. eating
houses, barber Shops public conveyancss,
tseaIres, and places OF public accom- noda-
tlon aud amusement, from discriminating
between people on account Of color, did not
apply 20 drug stores or one keeping soda
fountains; aud that IL did not apply 10
Merchants dealing in dry goods, groceries,
nor professional men, aud that they might
chose persons with whom they wished 10
do business The case will DC appealed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
Is NO CATALINE
OWENS ANGRILY REFUTES BROCK
INRIDGES ISLANDERS.

Great Campaign in Kentucky Closed
Last Night With Both Sides Talk
ing Loudly About Success but
With the Sporting Men Bet
ting X Two TO One on
Owens-Both Candi-
dates Wind Up
With Appeals to
the People,
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DUEL BETWEEN BROTHERS
Two Oklahoma Brothers Fight . Duel
over q Division Fence.

BIRMIYGHAM, Ala. Sept. News
comes from Northport, Ala, Of g fatal
duel which occurred near that placs today
between John and Alexander Tyler.
brothers Both were prominent planters
and their plantations a1joiu. They quar-
relied a few days ago, about the location OF
a line Of a fence and when they met in the
road today, the quarrel was renewed. Hot
words were followed by blow, aud finally
both drew pistols aud began firing. They
continued shooting Until both bad eInptied
their revolvers. Johu wss wounded three
times aud Alexander recsi.ed TWO bullets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
REED MURDER TRIAL CLOSED.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
WINFIELD, Kan, Sept. 1.-The Reed case
went to the jury at 3 o'clock this after
noon. Attorney Schwinn closed the case
in one of the most powerful and convIDc-
ing. arguments ever heard in the court
house. He spoke for three aud one-half
hours and his plea will have great weight
with the jury and endanger the chances of
Reeds acquttal greatly. This is the third
time this case has been sried aud Sumner
county will have big bill of expense TO
pay. The case has been fought bitterly
upon both sides and il is hard 10 tell what
the jury Will do.
Reed WAS tried for the murder of Isaac
Hopper at Wellington two years ago. He
was sentenced once and was serving a
sentence of fourteen years in the peniten-
tiary when, by his own legal efforts, he
succeeded in getting new trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
JAPANESE DIDN'T MAKE 1T.

LONDON. Sept. IA special from Tien
Tsin says news has reached there from
Ping Van. that the japanese. or Sept Z.
made An attempt To surprise the Chinese
camp but were Fepulsed with heavy losses.
the movements OF Japanese troops were
impeded by the standing crops.
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SMALL LOSS.

MERGED, Colo, Sspt. 14-Everything has
I'd its normal condition this morn
ing, no attempts at fire having been made
during the night. The feeling OF security
has been restored aud business is again
active. or the twenty-three distinct fires
started during the last thirty-six hours
q 600 would probably cover the entire loss.
as mos. of the fires were suppressed in time
TO prevent much: damage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
EMBEzzLRD THIRTY THOUSAND.

RALEIGH. Neb.. Sept. li-The jury in
the Barrett Scott case. after being out
nearly thirJy-six hours, tonight brought
in n verdict Of guilty. The amount of the
embarrassment was fixed at So. 600 Scott
has not been sentenced yet. A petition
was made for new trial. lie was last
week acquitted on the first count.
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for Wichita Today:
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LONG AND ApY AT ARaoNIA.

Special dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.
ARGoNIA, Kan. Sept 4-This was Re
publican day here and an immense crowd
turned out TO hear Hon. Chester l. Long
and Hon. j. W Ady, who made brilliant
speeches on the issues OF the day. This
part Of Sumner county Is enthusiastic for
Chester Long and will increase his yo.s
of two years ago very largely. A
splendid feature of tie rally Was
the fae singing of the Coyote club Of
LsrEed- Hon. W. C.. Edwards, candidate
for secretary Ct state, was present. ming
ling with the voters aud made = tue i'm
preston.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
PRIESTS REVEAL CONSPIRACY.
He Gains the Plot Through the Con-
fessional and Exposes II

VIENNA, Sept IA conspiracy similar
10 that unearthed sometime ago at Prague
has been discovered at Tarsnopol, III Ga
licis. According 10 the police, seventy
scholars belonging TO the high schools
formed league in 1898 TO establish PoN
ish Kingdom. y priest, through the con
fessiousl, obtained the secret Ct
the conspiracy aud Influenced
traitor TO write letters con-
tanning details OF the plot A. a re-
suit. it is added, the ringleader aud seven
teen others were arrested and charged
with high treason. The police also cap
tured eighteen other persons connected
with the same plot, who have been charged
with conspiracy. The police also took pos
session OF "A press and quantity OF 1terA-
Iure belonging 10 the couspirators.
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REcE1vERsHIP EXTENDED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept. H-Judge
McKennA, OF the United States circuit
court, today apDoiRtsa. Aldscs L. Walker.
receiver Of the Atlantic and Pacific road.
Vice J. W. Reiahart. who resigned some
days ago. The appoistment was made
In other districts through
which the road runs, pursuant TO proceed
iRgs aod Recommendations acted upon by
the Western courts at tbs tune OF tie pre-
vious resignation.
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Proclaim Que fact as true namely. that
Hostetsr's Stomach Bittsrs effects cure
whenever IL II presistently used for the
ailments to which it Is adapted. Among
these are malaria aud dyspepsia ailments.
rheumatism, nervous and kidney com
plants, constipation and biliousness. A
tablespoonful three times q day Is about
the average,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
Ef.xfar Es.~EA

Tie 07NninE % . trolley liar from Pcsss-
town - Ringing Basks Fark has tr-sa.ri.s
within s@sF grScs - tFsvs.s-s graz Gu
rtaSsfy hltbeszs - sil-srfs.t q $780, a. l.,
- hisis Enows. Ter. are 80 ~ s2srss
csfs-i-s g tasss Elesinz fts.s piles p
hosTifrrs iarso AID snail. raea @: NA5ch
On bong ss-arz EiTr- fiea- METALS.
~sl1d. EE~ f,aar q tslf @arre give fzrsk
tire Enusiezi totes Sed q L. AZ -asT ssass.
~ - Firk es- en- octzrs - fza aaa %
pay tunrs spa sssru 80 upea > Hylo-
pAone - i'tsl@4.eIF,s.s LfdSF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
BIG BANKERS ARRESTED.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. 4-On charges
of misapplying $50. 600 of the funds of the
Middletown National bank of Middle
town, which failed last week, Charles 2,
Raymond and his brother, Edward Ray
mond. the cashier, were arrested tonight.
Examination shows thaS large amount
of funds have been misapplied 10y the
officials of the bank. The bankers
furnished so, GOO bail for hearing. They
have been prominent in business aud
social circles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

DENVER, Colo, Sept. IA special dis
patch from Ogden. Utah. to the N-ws,
says that articles were I'll ed today in the
United States Fourth district court,
charging gross frauds and mismanage-
men: on the part OF the officers of the Citi-
gems bank. which assigned December GO,
last. Cashier c. NJ. Brough and President
Theodore Robinson are charged with
loaning money To themselves and to cor
porations In which the stockholders OF the
bank are interested 10 the extent of s6s, 0o0
Mr. Brough is mayor of Ogden.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
CHARLEY GLEED IS HoNoRED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The new members
of the Atcbison board are: Edward J..
Berwind, James A. Blair. William l..
Bull. Thomas F. Fowler, john A. Mccall,
y. K. Sturgis, S. &. Lawrence and G. S.
Gleed, and they take the places of J. w.
j. j. McCook, Thomas Barring,
George H. Rich, Z. B. Purcell and William
Libbey, resigned. and George Z. MsGoun
and Robert Harris. deceased.
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chartered to encourage agriculture and
horticulture, and TO improve the breed of
domestic animals by importation or sale;
the disposal of agricultural products by
mills, elevators, markets and stores. The
place of business is at Pratt, Kan, and at
the company's ranch near there. The
capital is $4,000. g. Carlander, b. Car
lander and d. Burnett are the directors
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THEY FAVOR REBATES.

DENVER. Colo, Sept. I4-Before Sd-
journing, the United Associations OF Luca-
beEmen adopted resolutions iayoring tie
admission OF manufacturers and whOlesal-
ers 10 full membership IN the local ssso-
Citations and declaring that a rebate
should be allowed on freight bills where
cars are unloaded inside OF twenty-ionr
hours and also where cars are unrcason-
ably DELAYED and that where cars are lost
and are traced by shipper or railroad con
panies. transportation companies shoo4d
report TO the cJEslgnee, the WHEREABOUTS o.
the cars and the p-obabie date Of ArrIVsi.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
SUMMER pEMoCRATs ARE TIREn-

Special Dispatch TO the Daily EAGLE
WELLINGTON, Kan, Sept. 1.-THE DEM
ccraJs OF Sumner county have concluded
finally 20 put up straight party ticket
aud will hold a convention On Sept. % for
that purpose. The sentiment here for a
straight ticket has boon growing very
rapidly recently. The Democrats are tired
III she PopuistS and fusion.
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CRASH IN COFFEE IS EXPECTED.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Standard will
say tomorrow that Anton Hijjstendahl
estimates the coffee crop OF 1854 at fully
IL. 500, 600 bags, the largest in the annals of
the trade. The annual consumption of
coffee is l0,5900o0 bags, and that if the
spectators maintain prices during 1894. a
great crash n the spring of 1895 is ex-
pected
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INDEx0F T0DAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages.
2. BreOkinridge's Pate in the Balance.
Ladies of the G. A. R. Shocked.
Riranda's Sailors Drunken Spree.
Willard May Not bs Guilty.
3. Oklahoma Woman Sees Snake.
Robert ]. is Faster Than Ever.
Corn Drops on Anticipated Receipts.
Atchison Directors Are Fired Out.
8. Judge Williams Decision for Wichita.
Case of the Baby Murder at Mulvane.
8. He Used Pony as Bride,
Oak Tint Now Fashions Color.
Coreans Are Given to Ceremony.
7. How to Get Over the Blues.
8. Life on Street-corner.
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QUEER EXPERIENCES.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. l4.-PAul john
sou, who reached New Orleans yesterday
with a sensational story Of kidnapping and
escape. arrived at home tonight He Is
very sick aud is now in the care OF his wife,
who has mourRsd him as deSd. The
motive of the abduction is q mystery IS
johnson IL not a man of wealth, though
be claims to be heir to SIC. 000 In kentucky.
He promises startling Developments when
ha
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
POPS VOTE WITH REPUBLICANS.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Sept. 1.-THE Re-
publican party has practically swallowed
up the Kolb-Populist parties in Alabama
Tbs two latter parties had their congress
sional convention for the Ninth district ut
BlocktOn today. and it resolved not to
make q nomination for congress, but To
support L. n. Rich, the Republican nomi-
nee, and to urge all Kolbites and Populists
TO vote the Republican ticket. Similar ac-
tion was taken in the Fourth district, two
days ago. and will be followed in other dis
tricta
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ALCOHOLIC MANIAC EXECUTED

hSANTA FE, y. NJ, Sept. Thames Bar
rett, murderer, was executed by Sheriff
Kemp at Eddy this afternoon. Barrett
WAS a railroad man from Missouri, who,
while suffering from alcoholic mania at
Seven Rivers, ran amuck with "A shot gun
and killed John HOLMAN who was asleep
in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
MORSE BEATS HELEN COUGAR.

BosToN, Sept, 1.-THE celebrated suit
for SO, 900 damages brought against Con-
gresham E. A. Morse of Canton, Mass,
by Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar, the temperance
and woman suffrage advocate, ter
minated tonight In a victory for the de-
PENDANT. The jury, being out fifteen hours
and forty-fivs minutes, rendered verdict
OF acQuittal. Hon. Harvey Sheppard, Mrs,
Cougars counsel, Immediately made ap
plication for a new trial Congressman
Morse was congratulated on all sides.
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THE LADIES
SCANDAL IN A G. A. R. 0RGANIZA-
TON BROUGHT OUT.

Mrs. Grubb, Former Nation al Urea.
surer of the Ladies ofthe G.. A. Il.
is Charged With Having TAX
en- Sum for Her Own Use
and the Members Vote
to Have Her Prose
cuted According
TO Law for
Default.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
LORD Is ON THEIR SIM

FRANKFORT, Sept. IA special prayer
meeting was called at the Presbyterian
church tonight at which divine guidance
was asked in the coming election. Rev. II.
c. Morrison addressed q demnnstratiye
political meeting of Owens men here to-
night. proclaiming that the Lord WAS on
their side
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
LONE HIaHwAYMAN ABROAD.

UKIAH, Cal. Sept 1.-The Idaho stage
was held up this afternoon. ten miles north
OF this CITY by masked highwsyman.
The Wells Fargo box was taken, but the
amount Of treasure secured Is unknown.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
MoRMoNs MOVING TO MEXICO.

DENIsoN. Tex, Sept. l4-Bishop q. \
Smith, of the Mormon church, today
passed through here for Mexico He said
the Central Mormon church would be in
Mexico; that powerful hierarchy
greater than Salt L,ke-would be estab-
ltshed
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MOONS ECLIPSE SEEN.

WASHINGTON, Sept IA - The partial
eclipse Of the moon was easily visible for
about two hours tonight, entering the
earth's shadow about 1880 ana passing out
again about 1890 o'clock.
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CONTRACTED FEVER IN CoREA.

TACOMA. Wash. Sept. 14-Captain w.
K. Bridgeman, late commander OF the
cruiser Baltimore, who arrived here a
mouth ago on a leave OF absence, Is dagger
ously fl with Asiatic fever. contracted Ia
Corea, and Is not expected TO live.
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irx she ssraD " hls Atfls saiise etrF ~
sae .s.fr 80 Faft.us CT SIS ks1s - ezt
- 49, h.f1s5le sna lcs & szFs w. <DOSS
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target. away off 100 to 200 yards. standing
out clear aud distinct against the dark
green fringe OF woods beyond. The first
shooting began, amid heavy showers.
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HoRsEMEN GOING 10 VOTE

CINCINNATI. o. Sept. IA special
train of six cars left Latonia racing park
tonight filled with horsemen who are 90
ing TO the Ashland district t0 take part in
the breckenridge, Owen, Settle nomina-
IiOn tomorrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
REGULAR Army RIFLE SHOOT.

CHICAGO. Sept. i4-The annual rife aud
cs-blae CON petition OF the department Of
tin Missouri opened todAy on the range at
For Sheridan. TIE air was clear. and the
brisk wind that blew down he range
served 10 diss pate the most ssCTssauug
trouble OF the narksDeS Aad is.rs Ss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
SUED sHERIPF wooDcooK.
Caldwell Man Wants a Stiff Sum For
Being Arrested Without Cause.
-iaI Dispatch totbe Daay Eagle.

Special Dispatch tothe Daily Eagle
WELLINGTON. Kan. Sept. I4.-NIlburo
NJ. Jones Of Caldwell instituted suit in the
district court here today against Sheriff
WoodcocE for damages placed at S5,O1a
He alleges that on or about August 16
Under Sheriff Henderson arrested him AK
Caldwell and took him to Wellington
where he put him in Jail and kept him
there for twenty-seveu hours without
reason or probable cause or lawful author
ity. This hurt his reputation or STANDING
IN the community, besides giving him
great mental anguish aud suffering. The
officer claimed he was wanted in Green
wood county for an offense the nature Of
which he never learned. The officer all the
time acted as representative Of the county,
and as deputy sheriff. FRIDAY nirhf.
August i, lie was turned over 10 J
Smlth, sheriff OF Greenwood county. who
took him TO Wichita, put him III Jail over
night. then took him TO Eureka, the conn
II seat of Greenwood county, and kept him
unill O'Clock the next day. Then. be
says, he was released ani told that he WAS
not the man wanted. that a mistake had
been made aud that he coaid 90 home All
of which be had suffered when be was
guilty Of 10 Cffense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
GOT BOILING FULL
SAILORS ON BOARD THE SUNKEN
MIRANDA WERE DRUNK

When They Found il Was Impossible
to Save the Beat They Broke Into
the Lockers Where the Liquor
Was Kept and Bowled Up
Till they Couldn't See.
DR.. Cook Explains
the Chart Did
Not Show the
Il o C / s..
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STANDS BY WILLARD
ATTORNEYS SAY THAT He IS NOT
GUILTY As CHARGED

Master in Chancery Carey They De-
clare Went ont or His Way in Elk
onerating Mr.. Oakes to Bring
Mr.. Willard into the Case
and Cast AspersionS on
His Transactions,
Without Giving
Him n Hear
ing,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-15
ANOTHER MANIFEsTo IsSUFD.

ST. LoUIs, Sept. IA special to the Re-
public from Lexington, KY, says at mid
night the Breckenridge organization gave
ont letter to the Democratic voters In
which they are 10 ignore Judge Can
trell's Injunction restraining the Judges Of
election from swearing voters tomorrow
by making them pledge their support TO
the nominee of the primary.
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GsIvssson hssdIes every ys&s 80. 600
tsies e oo-leE