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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
A WOMAN IN A QUlGKSAND.
Great Peril and Remarkable Escape Of
Mrs. Ann BroEan of Chester County, Pa.

Great Peril and Remarkable Escape Of
Mrs. Ann BroEan of Chester County, Pa.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, May 30.-Mrs.
Aun Brogan of East Whiteland town
ship, last evening had a remarkable
escape from death in the grip of q quick
sand. Since the recent heavy rain
quicksands have been unusually
numerous in the Chester county roads,
and several narrow escapes have been
reported, but none so close as that OF
Mrs. Brogau.
1t was jus. about dusk that Mrs.
Brogan started to walk TO a neighbors,
about half a mile away. She walked
directly into quicksand, and the more
she struggled the deeper she sank, and
her first feeble alarm grew rapidly to
fright.
She struggled vigorously, but the
sands pulled her steadily and resist
lessly down. In a few minutes the sand
was about her knees, and she was sink
ing rapidly. She called loudly for help,
| but none came. In 10 minutes more the
| sands were about her waist, and hel
calls were growing feebler. She was on
the point Of fainling several times, but
managed 10 retain Her senses,
She had almost given up hope, wher
her cries were heard by man and 1
youth crossing a field nearby. They ran
to the place and placed fence rails upor
each side of her, and upon these sh'
supported herself, preventing furthe
sinking, while they ran to the neares
house and got plank, ropes and MGR
help.
The plank was laid on the sand AM
the rope was tied under her arms. ]
took the united strength of three mer
to drag her out She then had to b
carried home, as her limbs were terribl.
swollen and bruised by the sands.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

CHICAGO, III, May 3l.-Armed with
g dirk knife ana acting like maniac, a
varit.h.a "J4ek, tie Ripper, created
Gery5r On the North and West sides.
Two persons became victims Of his
manis ana are now TT hospitals terribly
slashed and in critical condition.
IGey are:
Martin Peterson, slashel in the bacs;
aud abdomen, cannot recover.
John Lung. eat or the neck four
inches long, caryical veF.=Lfa barred, is
I'll a serious coalition.
The tienQ with Sic knife is still at
large.
The assaults were unprovohe1 and il
i tie opinion Of those who witnessed
the muTderous deeds that the maa is in
sane.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
His Honor Gets Even.
chicago tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
The charge against this man, Your
Honor, Is drunk aud disorderly," said
the officer.
81 don't deny it, judge said the
prisoner. 81 got pretty drunk, l guess,
but it was my first offence, and | know
when I've had enough. l shan't DO it
again"
I'm that case said the magistrate, 81
am disposed TO Debut haven't seen
you beforay'
Il reckon you have, judge, | live
right across the street from you"
You do, hey: Have You a lawn
mowerf"
"Yus"
You get UP at ) o'clock in the morn.
ing and run it till breakfast time, don
your"
AYES; that's the kind of man am.
I'm always busy, and never let any Of
my time 60 To-
Thirty days. Take him away and
call the next
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
on rIME PIfcnINo.
Those Were the Days when Baseball
Was Worth seeing.


Was Worth seeing.
Cleveland Plaiaiealss.
ats square, manly game" said inc
CAPTAIN. As we clambered through the
turusiiie. "a noblc game, but not what
t was a decade ago
"Why, captain, the game has steadily
grown
The pitchers, the whole battery, 81 to-
day don't compare with those old
"Wha. were tHe!r strong points, cap
tain p
Delivery. We talk now about in.
curves and aut-curyes and upanl down
sha5's aus did you ever see 'AooA
p..ca:'
no"
"Ila. ha. Then you know heap
| about baseball"
''How was it deliYersi"
''Ne,l, tile best hook pitcher | ever
knew was Jim Bang, the Gotham terror
Jim had to have special ketcher for
To ordinary mortal wanted 70 wind onto
1 his h0og--"
"Whai was ii llkeg"
Like! 1t was a sort Of compound
\ curve. The bail left Jims hanl IS Il
| shot from i3.inch Armstrong, swerycd
rapidly 10 the right or left, and Just rs
! the befuddied batter struck at Il with
/ all his might il made a sudden and
l rapid whirl around his neck, starting
back toward the pitcher This was also
called the boomerang pitch.
But now did the catcher get the
ban:'
Always in front Of tie batter, unless
jim gave him tho signal and put on an
extra twist, when tue ball would whigl
around the batter's neck twice, and the
pitchtr'd get it,"
THAT must have been remarkable
work"
But not so remarkable as the bun;
pitch OF Cracker Jack short, the cyclone
OF the Schuyikiil."
you mean bunt hit, don't you"
"Who said mean. hunt hit. | meant
bunt pitch"
"HOw was it done z"
"Well, in this throw the ball went
right at the striker Ike an avalanche
and"
straight or curve Z"
straight"
why, captain, l could hit any
straight ball, however swift.
Not Jacks. Just as the ball got al
most in reach, and the batter swun.
himself to smash 1t over the fence, tEi
bail stopped as suddenly as if striking
, stone wsli and fell straight TO III
/ ground"
And TIE batter would strike at it?'
always
And how would they get him out 2
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

ALBANY, \. T., May 3l.-Meagra re-
ports received here from tue Jersey
Field tract in the Adirondacks tell Of the
drowning of Chauncey p. Williams,
president of the National Exchange
Bank Of this city. A boat in which Mr..
Williams had gone fishing was found
empty on the shore of the lake. The
only evidence of Mr.. Williams death is
the empty boat, but as he had suffered
four very severe attacks Of vertigo dur
ing the past year, it was thought that an
drowning He was N years old and
well-known in the financial world.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
Stopped nr the Sn ERIFF.
A Lively Fight OF 20 Rounds Between
Austin Gibbous and Charles johnson.


NORFOLK, Va. June i.-Austin Gibbons
OF Patterson and Charles johnson had
fought q rounds last night when the
sheriff in,erfered.
At 1915 the men went into the ring. The
first round opened with lively lighting on
both sides, Gibbons winning the first
knock down which stunned johnson.
Iii the second round johnson again went
down and Gibbons had the best Of it until
the 18th round. when johnson freshened
and got in some lively work. lie Kept it
up anti. the 2Jth round.
In the 2lst Johnson grew weak. Gibbons
got in both hands repeatedly. but his blows
showed that he was pretty tired, too Both
men were in such a condition in the 18th
round that the sheriff ordered hostllities
10 cease
The last three rounds were clearly il
favor OF johnson. The fight lasted al
hour and IS minutes. Eckhart of New
York was the referee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
Berlin core, rondcnce.

Berlin core spondcnee.
"Go.ug to Carlsbad" is fever that
has to lua its course. Some only 80
there, look atthc place ior day, smile
knowingly, and depart. Those are the
ones that have il lightly. Others 60
there. take lodgings for weeks, and after
they have left recover their sanity and
never have it again. But We had 4 re-
lspse--a second seizure Two years after
our first attack, and tie spring found
us again raving with the old fever. "Dh'
if we were only in Carlsbad Shall We
never reach Carlsbad y
In time we got there. The fates are
often kind and help fools along in their
folly, and May 9th found us at the depot
in Carlsbad, shiveriug in 9 mountain
snowstorm, looking out for a secouG-
class hack. There were dozens Of them
there, indeed the rows Of vehicles Of al
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
wim oolonIze DO. oOo Negroes.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May 3l.-An
extensive land deal has been closed here
involving 2.500,O00 acres. lying on the
Rio Grande, in the Mexican States of
Coahuila and Chihuahua. The land
was sold by Ex-Governor Gonzales Of
chihuahua TO the Mexico Coffee, Cotton
IL Colonization Co., with headquarters
here aud represented by j. 5. Mcnamara.
1t is reported that w. Fl. Ellis, who is
interested in Mexican colonization
schemes, will colonize 10000 negroes ON
part OF the land.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, May 3t.-Geu-
eral John Hewston, the Californian
accused of having killed one of gang
him on the streets of London, England,
is one Of the best known Of the old Cali
fornians. He came TO San Francisco in
1s4S and established an ass2ying bust
ness, in which he was soon prominent.
In the stirring vigilant days he was an
active factor, being noted athlete and
q man of bravery. He accumulated a
fortune in mining operations and then
lost the greater part of it. Upon the
loss Of his fortune he retired to his
ranch, in Alameda county, and since
then has led the quiet life Of herdman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

- GOO and 2,091 -ali-as, according 10
lac s.l. e the patients Pacatt5u1S, arc
bills often pres .al q cur American
la.ilscIAires, wa ray tAem-aaJreiect
4f.crwa.l. ThJr1 lrs over SOIociors 10
Carlsbad and ,her are all valiant:
gsapa.s 10 golden ie!l.
IL a NIB nkTu.
As every one sa3ws, people 20 to
CARLSBAD for is winters, Tai1t arc taken
Internally and Usei externally. The
sYria ana tie oN,as II Ills town set IN
tie hltt OF tlig Nils ls Bohemia, are
with1G. question II great medicinal
value, Wisely 8nd iHl.c.lasly tsel
they are If crea: aQtq "a many diseases.
After looking otr tE1 Americans over,
our ilctor Decided that tile colonel was
10 take tue waters + the SpPIIci spring
and no BATHS, al Nom WAS q link the
ScAlosshtuuu anl TAXA mul baths. She
took Oue-a.l tie doctors in Carlsbad
| could not 5c-Ille her into taking
another. She tells 2 tale Of descending
DOWN stone staps lut1 the ae.las Of the
| clr.laus, ~ E4.aE into i cold and lryl-
barred cell. nd vi sitting remblinsly
| by an old char WHILE TWO great nsn
/ wheeled 10 u iron track ~ enUrm-
gu; taIE VI iHlsy mud Hg% after they
had departed, sturdy German frau
with mus s.5r arms, took Der in hand,
and after dir Ding, pushed her down,
down, into :a.s sticky black sea 81
yeasty mcl, and told her 70 "Uiben.
sic so, uau she came back. She LAID q
watch on the chair beside her 50 thai
she could see h0w tao minutes sped, 70:
the length { the bath was ID be 10 min.
Rtes. At iir.t tie sensation III the warn
c!i9-jug mad was pleasant, aud Sac
amused herself 5y sticking her hands il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

llARRIsBuRG, PA, May 3l.-rhe
supreme court to-day decided that the
city of Philadelphia has the legal right
to issue $6Oo0,000 OF bonds in order to
raise money with which to prosecute
the work Of putting the tracks OF the
Reading Railroad Co., below the street
surface, and for other municipal i'm
proyements.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

ABILENE, KAs., May 3l.-The Bank
of Enterprise, at Enterprise, this county,
was closed by the Bank Examiner
Breidenthal to-day. The bank has been
in bad condition for some months and
thefailure was not unexpected. Liabill-
|. ties are about 5000 with small assets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

New YORK, May 3l.-Messrs. Laden-
burgh, Thalman & Co., will ship
81 100000 in gold on the steamer
Augusta Victoria, sailing to-day. Messrs.
He,delbach, Ickleheimer & Co, have en-.
gagged an additional 100000, making
their Shipment BY this steamer 81 ,Q00,U00
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

GLASGOW, May 9t.-The British cutter
Valkyrle, from New York, May Sd, ar
rived 1T the anchorage in Gourock bay
at II O'Clock this morning. The com
mander of the Valkyrie reports that the
yacht experienced head winds nearly
all the voyage. All on board are we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
/ MANAGES DEADLY WORK
Knife in Hand He Ran About
and Slashed.
MORTALLY WOUNDED TWO MEN
The Fiend With His Weapon
Of Death Escapes.

4 Crazy Jack, the Ripper" Creates
Terror in the streets al Chicago ny
Flushing Around, Armed M!ih a Knife
Sla>ninE Wildly ia All Direetions--iIe
Fatally Cuts Two Men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
LET HArIII 4LoNE
And Let Other Countries Do the Same,
says the United states senate,

WAsHISGToS, May 3l.-rhe Senate,
Mr.. Mills of Texas alone voting no, to.
day passed resolution declaring that
the United states will not interfere with
the affairs Of the Hawaiian Islands and
that the United States Will regard inter-
ference with the affairs Of tue islands
BY any foreign power as an untriendly
act
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

descriptions were even greater in their
variety than orr memory hal painted.
Among the stages we recognized some
old friends. and exclaimed with uu-
warranted Joy: sob, there's the Gold.
sob, there's Hotel PaTaIeis y Nom,
Bub and Sis, in spite Of cold feet and
blue noses, smiled sersphicglly as they
sat in the old hack and watched the
colonel march OF to fight for his bag
gage.
Why they were 50 ilioiicaIly happy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

New York, May 3l.-The yacht
Yigilant sailed to-day for Glasgow. She
was escorted down the bay by the steam
yacht Namoose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

the trembling inkY figure before her,
gradually washed of all the mud. Then
Nom was provided with soap and
towels AMI told 10 finish her wash in the
ordinary tub. This She did as rapidly as
her exhausted frame would permit, and
was soon clothed and out Of the cell,
and free from the hands Of the grim
frau, and done with mud.baths forever.
She was three days recovering from the
effects Of this heroic treatment, and says
"that no one should take one Of those
! clammy, pitchy, quicksand horrors
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07
The GL0RIES Of CARLSBAD
But it Costs a Pretty Figure
to Enjoy Them.
MUD BATHS THAT ARE HORRIBLE
Interesting Crowds and Beau
tiful Scenery.

Hotel Keepers and Doctors are Regular
MISUNDERSTANDING water ar the lam
Gus Medicinal Spf,nE--Ihriilins Expert
enCe in Mud Bath.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

"Tne use Of 'CastoriA is so universal and
its merits 50 well known that it seems n work
Of slpererogation 10 endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
S-ithin easy reach"
Carlos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-07

"Castoria isso well adapted tochildren that
/ recommend 1t as superior to any prescription
'-uowu to me-" Il. a. ARCHER, ". D.,
III SO. oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. y.
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seet q ths Kssshav, bst parssd hsr hsw
llee visa ths eollisoa eeeusrsd.
1he 1sst mate Il The 0hie was peeked
up tvo houFs lasse - ~ Eseshaw.
1ho Ohie b cot b the waters edge
abessst ee ~ beiise heuss. The hols bsias
u fsss square.
Ihe damage 70 The Irentoa b nes known.
Tue Ohio vas loaded With hour and feed
frem Duluth 10 Osdsnsburs. Ths Iroatou
We light, bound from Clsvsland 10 Mar.
queste. Tue Grew refused - give the els.
cumstanoes oe the cciiisiou.
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BIG STORMS BREWING
i1s 1ilnilS Si(sals. EaM Delo
Hlll Ont
ALONG THeATLANrIccoAsT
Woathep Prophets and oboovvogD
Prophecy Frightfui Havoo
by Wind ana
Wave.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. A-Evssything
now points to . storm squallins. V ~
exceeding. In violsncs the fearful and -
struetive cyclone Of August. le92
A. Tybss the wind ranges 90 high - n
miles per hour. At low tide to-day ~
water ~ Tybes was higher than 81 hlgh
tide.
The oesan b stead ~ snessaehing q
the Island and 10 is thought b. nlehs %
will Be- completely suhmergs<l. These %
the island Will have 10 take refuge IN the
light houss and Mastsllo towss. Tbs -
tells aud cottages appear dosmsd The
wtnd IN Savannah blows - milss pss
hour and u iucroasjnR,
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Anaeonds nt Glsndivs.
cial Dispatch to the Standard.

GLENDIvE, Sept, 26. - The Standard
Stereopticon company, under tho manage
ment Of T. E. Butler. gave u show at Ma
sonic opera house this evening to an over.
flowing house. many being unable to gain
admittance. Press Woodruff, the humor.
ist, who made his first appearance here.
was received with great applause. The
description given by him Of the stereop-
ticon views was humorous as well as en-
tertaining. The glee club 10 without doubt
the best that ever appeared at Glendive.
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Los ANoELEs. Sept. 2a-Judss Ross to.
day handed down his decision In the eass
Of the Application Of the Postal Tsis-
graph company to b allowed 10 build .
line Of telegraph along the line Of the
Atlantic D Pacific railroad. Judge Ross
hsld the Postal company could build
the line, notwithstanding the fact that
the Western Union Telegraph company
had an exclusive contract with the Allan
tic 3 Pacific railroad.
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. Sept. 8.-Chsrles
d. Martin, son Of Senator John Martin, .
receiver Of the Hutchinson National bank,
died to-day Of peritouitis and appendi-
citis. II was determined yesterday Il Was
necessary 20 perform an operation and
Senator Martin was wired to come ct once
and to bring Dr.. McCiintoch. The SON.
ator and doctor arrived at 1880 o'clock q.
m.. Immediately after which the operation
was performed. The patient never raj.
lied.
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Custer Ceanty Rspubiicans.
pocial Dlgpatch 10 the Standard.

MIExs CITY, Sept. 28.-Ths Custer
county rspublican convention nominated
ticket as follows: H. NJ. Moran. treas.
ursr; A. H. Swerifieser. clerk; s. A. Pep
per. sheriff; W. S. Smell, assessor;
c. H. Loud, county attorney; Misc Louiss
Cooley, superintendent Of public instrue.
tion; L. Bach, public administrator; John
B. Williams. colored, coroner; ]. c. Aud,
Joint representative Dawson and Custer
counties; B. WaddinRham and Sam Cor.
don, legislature.
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FioHrINo FOR ms LIFE.

SS8vtoS 8soo8o 4tto009 At0 Wot8lmx
Hard 70 save Hin.
Special Dispatsh 70 ths Standard
KALlsPRr. Sept. 2s.--A motion see .
new trial was made In the district court
to-day for Charles J. Black. eonvictsd Of
the murder Of Mrs.. Cunningham, and
sentenced 10 b hanged Friday. Ths
motion was afRusd By the county attor.
neg and By II. W. Hssdsman. attorney
for Black. The eours took the matter
under advissmsnt until tomorrow. The
court will probably ovsfruls the motioa
when an appeal viii b taksa to the
supreme court.
Governor Richards hes granted . rec.
pits until Oet. % TO allow the defendants
case to b rsviswsd hy the suprsms court.
Black takes the proceedings eoolly and
has bssa much interested In the voek el
building the scaRold. which has juss bssn
completed By Sheriff Gsnsnsr In the rear
Of the jaii.
Mrs. Brimlsy Of 81. Paul, mother ef the
condemned man. b stiil hsss and says
she viii stay until bee sons fate h de-
cided.
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Notwits Denies II.
ciAl DIsnatch 70 the standard.

HELENA. Sept. S.-Secretary Rotwi,t
to-day filed his answer to the application
Of Mr.. Lloyd for writ Of mandamus in
the matter of detcrminin. the manner Of
election in the capital question. II cop.
tains general denial OF the application.
Arguments will be heard by the supreme
court tomorrow.
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TWO LAKE VESSELS SUNK.
They Coliided and In short Time both
Went Down.

DETROIT. Sept. 26.-The steamer OHIO
collided with the schooner Ironton 10
miles north of Presque Isle at l2:3D
o'clock this morning. The Ohio sank In.
side Of half an hour. The crew OF l6 took
to the boats and wero picked up by the
schooner Moonlight, consort Of the
steamer Kershaw.
The Ironton sank at | 80 O'Clock. Two
OF her crew were picked up by the steamer
Hibbard. The remainder are not nc.
counted for. The Ironton Was also con-
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The Strike Cenaissiea lavssslgaes1
Ceuple Of HeuPs Yssss rAsy.

Csupis Of Hears YsstspAsy.
WAsHINoroN. Sept. &-Ths eommia
siousrs appointed By the president 70 q.
vsstieats tho Chicago strike, eonsistiug q
Commissioner Of Labor Wright. sx-Coeas
missioner Of Labor Herman and Judeo
Wor,hinRton. rsasssmblsd In this city .,
day to hear amy further testimony vhisA
should b volunteered.
Only two Witnesses appeared. One vas
A. J. Amber Of this city. who claimed hi
wife owned the Pullman track patsuts,
which were the basis OF Pullman's gigans
tic fortune. and who wanted to b heard
on the questions arising ont OF thss claim.
The other Was . local Temperance snthus
siast. Tho commission refused to 90 into
these questions. Herman suggested thaA
In pointing out any remedies for the sse.
tlsmsnt Of future differences must nso.
essarily imply, II IL does not in tsrms.
make the combination Of one side q
both.
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LOOKING FOX TROUBLE.
Thsss's . Mig s:ern Drswia6 - ~
Weather Clerk ssyn.

Weosoes CSosx neyA
WAsHrSorox. Sept. &.-Ths tsopiea1
hursicans announesd In the sDeslal
weather bullstins tor the 2iAh aud N
reached northsastssn Rlssida this nesn.
ing. AZ II Q. m. ths wind hsd shifls1
northwest at tJaeksoavills. With . pssss1se
Of 2.Se, showing ths stoem esatss ves Q
few miles soushsass Il thai soaAisa. IT,
observer hsss rspeets thas nssv tysss
we're blown dswn ard hsasss uasssee6
The indicatisas sso the hurricane Uoes1
north In . nosthsastsriy dlFsetiea aieo9
the Atlantis eeast, probably Fseshlas xsV
York Thursday night. Al the peinsiDal
towns along the coast from Coanestieut -
Florida have bssa warned a viessaA onlss
and high tides.
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IN PRETTY CLOSE QUARTERS.
Prospects for a Bioody Massacre on
Detugo Bay,

LorREzo MARQUEE DELAoo BAT. Sept.
S.-Tbe outlying detachment Of Portu.
gucse troops were hastily called In to take
part in the defense OF tho town but we're
SO closely pursued by the natives they
were compelled 10 abandon their arms
and ammunition. The total strength u
the Portuguese troops available to defend
the town is only 80 officers and men.
The kofilrs who are threatening to attack
arc estimated ut I,W0
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I've Moro Deed laaians.

WICHITA. Kan. Sept. &.-A pitched
battle occurred In the Chsysnns eounlsy,
20 miles wsss Of Hsnnsssy. o. T., between
cowboys and Indians. A band oe cowboys
came upon band % Indians Who vsss
stealing cattle and hes words ended In an
opsn heht. Two Indians wess killed and
two cowboys fatally wounded. The eat-
tlsmsn ars said 10 b collscting the Gov.
boys OF the surrounding ranches 70 follow
tbs Indian band. which b yse ia pos.
session Of the cattle.