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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-21
FUNERAL OF FREMONT

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The body of Gen
era John c. Fremont, tae "Pathfinder.' -
and first candidate for the presidency on
the Republican ticket, has never been in
TERED, but has remained for several years
in the receiving vaults of RockIaud Gene
terry. Recently Mrs. Fremont, who lives
in Los Angeles. Cal. requested that the
Interment take place at once, and as pri-
vately as possible. As result the body
Will be buried in Rocklani cemetery on
the Hudson, Thursday afternoon, under
tho direction of the Associate Pioneers
of the Territorial Days OF California.
Among the invited guests are: Ri. Rev.
Henry c. Potter, Rev Morgan DIX,
Chauncey II. Depew, C. T. Huntington,
General Miles, Rear Admiral Meade Cen
eral Horace Porter and other distinguish
ed naval and military offic RS
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TEMpERiNG DAMASCUS BLADES.
An Old Record says That Each Operation
Cost "A Human Life.

Professor Won Eulenspiegel and party
in delving among the ruins OF ancient
Tyre unearthed what seems 10 have been
the workshop Of an ancient arIcOrcr, or
'waffenschmidt, 'withaqUantity ofswOrd
blades in different stages u manufacture,
though badly corroded. / copper cylin-
der, with a close fitting tap, was found
among pile Of dry rOtted wood, evident
l. the remains of an arm chest. the brass
nails and copper bands Of which had RS
tanned their original form. This cylinder
contained a parchment inscribed in an
CieHt Syriac characters and in lair state
of preservation. The professor pronounced
il an extraordinary discovery-One caicu-
lated TO cast much light upon the hereto
fore mysteries OF the ancient craft OF
weapon making, giving in detail the
methods followed in making the perfect
Damascus blades.
The manner of tcmperinC these blades
when intended for ruler or an officer az
high rank was es follows. Let the high
dignitary furnish an Ethi0p Of fair fame,
and let him be bound down, shoulders
upward, upon the block II the god Bal.
hal, his arms fastened underneath with
thongs; "a strap Of goat-kiu over his back
and wound twice around the block; his
.aet close together, lasaed % a d1yel 81
wood, and his head and neck projecting
over and beyond the end Of the block.
Then let the master workman, having cold
hammered the blade 10 a smooth and thin
edge, thrust il into the fire. OF cedar wood
Goals, in and out the while reciting the
PRAYER 10 the god Bal-hal until the steel
be Of the color Of the red Of the rising
sun, when lac comes up over the desert to-
ward the east, and then with quick mo-
ton pass the same from the heel thereof
to the point SIX times through the most
fleshy portion ~ the slaves back and
thighs, when il shall have become the
color OF the purple Of tho king. Then, II
with one swing and one stroke Of tho
right arm OF the master workman IL sever
the head of the slave from his body and
display not nick nor crack along the edge,
and the blade may bc bent round about
the body Of man and break not IL shall
be accepted a perfect weapon, sacred %
the service Of the god Bal-hal, and the
owner thereof may thrust II into scab-
bard Of sss' skin, brazen with Sras. and
hung 70 a girdle q came!s' wool dyed IN
the royal purple berlin TaFcb.ltt
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EARTHQUAKE RAvAGEs.
Shocks Stin Continue With Fearful Loss
OF Life and Property.

ROME. Nov. 20-The earthquake shocks
continue at Milssso, on the north coast or
the island Of Sicily AID the fact that the
volcano OF Stromb5ii is nearly in state Of
eruption is accepted as proof that the dis
turbances are of volcanic origin. The in
.bitants Of Milesso continue in a state of
terror. Elsewhere the feeling OF alarm is
suhsidIng and business is TeSuming.
Reports from the 1rovi nee OF ReZgiO de
Calabria state that 200 corpses have been
eXtricated from the ruins Of houses at
San Procopio Forty-eigAt bodies were
found beneath the ruins Of
the church. The numter Of persons in
jured IS said to be enormous. II i esti-
mated ;bat the damage done TO buildings
at Palmi, not counting the loss incurred
in furniture destroyed, viii amount 10
., 900, 600 lire. Fifteen buildings collapsed
entirely and 800 Others are IrreDarablv
damaged. Every house in the town has
suffered more or less and not one remains
h, bitable The Communes Of D=lianova
aud POisrena suffered equally hut no
deaths are reported. Eight persons p5r-
ished a. Seminars and 20) people were in
jured. The villages ug Barapier and
Santa were destroyed.
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CHASED BY BLooDHoUNps.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 20-Sunday night
Henry Ftzgerald. u clerk in ii store al
Friar's Point, Miss. was shot and fatally
wounded by two burglars, who escaped IN
a canoe down the river. The crime Gre
ated great Indignation and cHizens OF
Friar's Point chartered a steAmb boat and
gave chase. The robbers We're Overhauled
forty miles below Friar's Point this morn
ing, and pitched battle ensued. Oae of
the bandits WAS killed instantly and the
other escaped TO the Arkansas shore.
where be is being pursued with blood
hOunds
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SHOT FROM A SHAFT
HUMAN PR0JEOTlLES THROWN
FROM 4 MINES MOUTH.
Terrific Explosion Of Coal Dust in a
West Virginia Miae-Seven Men
Known TO Have Been killed-Ac-
cident Supposed to be Due 10 an
Ignorant Italians Blunder.

WEBBING, u. Va, Nov. 20.-TAe most
appalling niue disaster that has ever oc-
CURED in this section of the state occurred
today shortly after noon, at the B!anch
coal mines on the Panhandle railroad at
Golfers station. A new miuer, an Italian,
put off an over charge blast which ignited
the coal dust in the mine and aafearful ex-
plosion followed, carrying death and de-
struction in its path. There were forty
eight men ia the mine at the time and the
following are known to be dead:
MICHAEL RoONY.
THOMAS JORDAN.
THOMAS TUCKER, married.
DAVID ROWLAND. married.
joan DoNNELLY, married. leaves ten
chiidren.
ANTONIO SATTIE. married.
MAZZLE GISSIEDEO, married.
The following are badly injured: Jose
Refel, married: K fife N-cki, will die;
Jasper Lawrence, and Thomas Morris,
(colored)
After the explosion there was n terrific
whirwind in the mine. carrying every
thing before il.
Donneily and Roony were in the mine
some distance away and going toward the
mouth. The force of the explosion drove
them nearly a hundred yards out of the
mine aud landed ROony Oh the Car track,
killing him instantly, while DOnnely
landed in gully, striking his head
against post. His brains were dashed
out and scattered for yards around. His
wife was the first TO find him. She Is
Frustrated by the shock. There is little
hope that she Will recover.
The news OF the dis aster quickly spread
and in a few moments hundreds of people
were crowded about the mouth of
the mine. Many heart rendiug scenes
were enacted. The wives and children
of the miners were frantic. In short
time resculng party was organized and
went into the mines after the bodies
When the bodies were brought to the sur
face many women swonned At the sight.
Prosecuting Attorney Cotton and Coroner
" alklnshaw, of Wellsburg. We're soon on
the ground and took charge of the bodies
ana VIII Conduct rigid investigation.
TINS Is the second accident of the kind
which has occurred al this mine. Just two
years ago a similar explosion occurred, in
which three We're killed and several in
jured. The state mine inspector will be
here tomorrow TO take part in the investi-
cation.
There were miraculous escapes when the
explosion occurred. William Davis was
in the entry - feet from the entrance and
when he heard the explosion he lay down
near the Ilb Of the mine aud the whirl-
wind, carrying rocks, fire and death, passed
over nim. Au empty coal Car standing at
the entrance of the mine was blown
twenty yards. The mine is owned By
W. b. Smith OF Wellsvile and L. O. Smith
of Cumberland. The miners charge that
the accident WAS due TO the iuexperience
of the Italian miners aud declare they will
not work with them any more.
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THREATEN 10 INVADE.
Guetemalan Troops on ii e Mexican From
ter Exciting Great Alarm.

OAxACA, Mexico, Nov. 20.-The situa-
iion on the Gustemalan and Mexican
borders is very threatening and it is be-
iieved that the Guat1malnn troops are pre-
pairing TO make an aggressive move against
Mexico within the next few days rs the
different regiments are being drawn close
together as if mn invasion of Mexican terri
tory was the object. There Is feeling of
great apprehension among the people of
the states OF Tabasco, ChIapas and OsXaca
which are situated on The border over the
threatened invasion and many settlers are
leaving the turbulent section pending a
settlement Of the difficulty.
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ENGLAND is THREATENED.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-A Berlin di-pstch to
the Times says the semi-u ficia Gazette
ubliShes an article in which u says: Eng
land il throwing hiudTaucrs in the way Of
the German colonial undertakings. If this
policy is persisted ii England ana Ger
many will come in collision. England
has employed the most contemplate
means 10 hinder Germany's progress IN
the Cameroous, Togo, Samoa and Delagoa
bays. Germany's patience j. exhausted.
England must be aware that Germany has
the power and the will 10 prevent d con-
tinuauce of this antagouis!n
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AGAINST TIE POPE COMPANY.
Inventor of Bicycle Saddle Gets Judg.
ment for Royalties.

New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 2O-In the
United States circuit court today Judge
Townsend handed down decision in the
case of Thomas J. Kirk patrick against the
Pope Manufacturing company OF Boston,
an action to recover damages for the nom
payment OF royalties on patent bicycle
saddle. The defendant company bought
the inventors right in tLe saddle. agree
lug o pay him IA royalCy. The royalty
was paid for time and then. it is alleged;
payment WAS stopped ana the company
shortly after introduced "a new saddle IN
which the features of the kirkpatrick
saddle were incorporated The court
granted damages to the plaintiff amount
lug to s. Cos ana interest from July l, 1891.
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TO HANG IL FEBRUARY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. CA special to the
Star from Perry, o. T.. says: John Mill
gan was sentenced here today by Judge
Scott of the Oklahoma supreme court 10
hang Feb H. 1895 1Iilli-an killed Gabe
Clark aud his WIFE, Hannah Clark, ia
November. 1873. and LETT ErandcAilI @.
the couple for dead but size recovered.
Miiigan had been living with the ClarEs
The latter ordered him away for refusing
TO work. During the night Mill iEan got
= Hatchet and Drained Clark ami his wife
aud then struck the UrauJcu.!d of the
couple, but did not mortasly wound her.
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KINGFISRER IN LUCK.
Comes Down handsomely and Gets the
New Presbyterian College.

Special Dispatch to tue Daily Eagle,
KNGFIsHER. o. T.. Nov. 20-Prominent
citizens OF kiugfisner held a conference
this evening with the PrebyteriaL commits
sion appointed TO locate college. The
commission Is composed of the following
gentleman: R-v. c. Il. Miller, and Mr.
migration, II Reno; Rev. L. Hamilton.
Chickaska; Rev =. {. Sitton. and Mr.. f.
". Lamar, hingiisher.
The conference was held at the United
States la d Office. and much interest pre-
vailed. kingG-ber offered 1900 cash aud
about s., $50 iH lands ana town property.
Ths location selected = adjoining the
city on the sou "a, on aa elevation which
overlooks not Only tue city but the county
in every direction.
l. is expected that work viii he COM
menced IL time TO have the college ready
for work IS the opening Of ths coming
school year.
The Presbytery located a like college at
Muscogee "A year ago, and oa sept. l. open
Ell with thirteen teachers and over 20J
pupils
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threatens to add new terrors to the desper-
ate situation in which the country Is
placed.
Reports to the effect that the imperial
family is preparing 10 IL from Pekln are
received almost daily.
The government OF Seoul is RAPIDLY TAI
ling into disorder, and stong hand can
alone compel it TO fulfil its pledges given
three months ago. AssassInatIons nave
agoin been resorred 10 IN the capital. Inc
vice minister Of Justice, Il warm partisan Of
Japan. Was murdered Oct. 81, and great
uneaeiness is felt by his political associates
in
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TO REPEAT THE PERFORMANCE.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 2o-The squabhle
over the election of Congressman in the
Tenth Georgia district has been settled.
J. c. c. Black, the Incumbent, VINO re-
ceived "A pj1rty of 100 gu the face OF
the returns, in reply 10 Tom Watson's
offer 10 abitrate, proposed 10 submit the
matter To u second -lrction next year.
Watson today signified his acceptance of
the proposition. Black will take his COM
mission, but will resign on the An Of
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CHARGED WITT INDECENCY

KANSAS CITY, Nov. ga special from
Fort SCOT 10 tie Star says that Daniel
Swesriuger. Editor of the Burlington,
Kan, Courier Was today arrested upon in
oICtmeut OF the United states grand jury
charging him with publishing and depos-
ring Ia mails indecent matter. The ar
rest i the result of au attack upon the
citizens Of Burlington. Swearinger was
punished by the United States court for
a similar olIense two wear ago.
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS COUNCIL.

CAIRO. IL, Nov. @0-The biennial
meeting of the state council Catholic
Knights of America was held IN this city
today. The council elected the following
grand officers: President, j. Il. Morrlssy,
Danville; vice president, L. ID. Keller,
Pane; secretary, Matt Wis~aan, Danville;
treasurer. II. Ever-man. Effin CHAM. The
supreme delegates To the national conven-
ton at Omaha next May are: a. NJ
Raggio, Cairo; L. j. Kndeski. Marshall.
Alternates: Thomas Brassie. Olney; John
y. Bedell, Bellevilie.
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OFFICIAL VOTE For GOVERNOR.

TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. &O.-Chairman
BreIJeutnal has completed the tsbulatiou
@, the election returus aud announces the
fo.ioyiucfo tie tue exact vote on governor:
Total 3 o pos; MOrril. I4S 49,; L-weiliuc,
is. 80; Oyrrmyer. - 617; Pickering, ), 465
The declaration of the official vote for
state officers IL Kansas Is likely TO he de-
.iyei on account of the numerous errors
found IN the returns BIZ the state board of
cauvasssrs. making it necessary TO return
sheet, to county clerks Tor corrections. l.
! required that the board shall meet Nov.
26, but IL J. thod -hr the returns cannot De
,nmn.etel by that Jim.
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SHORT his ACCOUNTS

ELLsw ORTIZ. Kan. Nov. 2g.-For some
days past rUmoss have been rife q a large
3sIsIca.i % u tE- Ellsworth county treas
urer'> gi.ice. llyss,i-a b. tle county
corumI>> louers shows james L DilS. th-
r. l-in- treas urer, = short ia ais accounts
Sii.S-l He =, -sppCssd Io be II hau~t-
Cry tad warrants aud TcQUIsitlon paDe.s
nv Le.a L-Aal t-- 81, 49,
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NATIONAL GRANGE MATTERS

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Nov. 20.-The Ma
tIOnal Grange today received the reports
OF tue state masters. Tue committee on
mileage reported cents per mile aud So
per day To delegates. Addresses on the
revision of the ritual were made bv several
members. d. W. Wilson. Of r gin. H..
national secretary OF the Dairy association,
addressed the grange. The Lincoln
monument was visited this afternoon.
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German Thrfr-

The economy g tbs Germans Is e1~-n-
pli6sd IN tb- fat that the Etsel pens
thrown away IL rt.si- schools and o1:lcss
are carefully gathered sFuel:-c and made
into hia-as r. pccketEuEves vstch
springs and Ctbe- artfcle-- Thss clo@snsss
. tcu-inz q some extent explains Why
they cen 20 chezply sel these a-t.c,ss 49,
Ez-.t~a--
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GAVE THE MOB THE SLIP.

FAYETrE, Mo, Nov. 20-HuudTeds Of
men lass night awaited the arrival Of the
negro 1som Paini, who recently brutality
assaulted Mrs. Rush of this city, and was
captured AZ CiiutoD, but Deputy Sheriff
Milt Williams VINO went for The prisoner
left Paine at BoonviIle. Masked IN n al
so met the train at each siding and station
between Boouville and here. IL is be-
lieved that he Will be iynched when
brought here for examination.
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CowARDLY CHINESE FLEEING

SHANGHAI, Nov. 20-The Mercury pub
fishes a telegram stating the japanese re-
newed on Monday the attack on the Chi
nese forces twenty miles from Port
Arthur, ut the same place where tUey were
r-pUlsrt Sunday with n reported loss OF
800 men. The Chinese made an obstinate
resistance. but the japanese ultimately
succeeded in driving them from their en-
treuchments the losses on both sides
were severe The Chinese forces fed ID
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MISSOURI ODD FELLOWS

ST. LOUIS, Nov 20-The forty-seventh
annual session OF the Grand Enc amp
men; of Odd Fellows of Missouri convened
here today. The reports OF officers, which
Were pre- ssnted aud read at the morning
session, showed the order TO be il Il pros
porous condition, Notwithstanding the
business depression, aud that its mem ber-
ship was Constantly increasing.
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GUTHRIE, O. T.. Nov 2a-5udge Bierer.
in the uI-tr,c5 coI-- az Perry today, de-
cjIed in maud1mUs proceedings that
County Attoraey-eiec' Seward Is entitled
II his Office at once. All the county
officers in the Cherokee STRIP are appOiutses
OF the governor, ana jGd-e B--rer decides
that they can oaly hold ''uutu their suc-
ces>ors ATE elected and qualified wnicu
viii let ali otiice;s-e,,Ct -J-o INTO Office al
once, instead Of GA ,Jauusvy IS-
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GENERAL M'cLERNANp ILL.

SPRINGFIELD. His, Nov. 20 General
john L. McCleruaud. well known SOL
der OF the civil war. aud for several terms
between lS43 aud 1862 member OF con-
gress from Illinois. Is lying dangerously
III at his residence here. General McCler-
uand has been suffering for ten q iys past
WIKI Il carDuucie ON the neck,
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THEY WILL HANG ON.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 2U.-It i given cut
On their own authority, that State Bank
Commissioner B.iedeuth4l and Stale Ia
surauce Commissioner Snyder viii hang
onto their positions until forced ont by the
incoming administration. Each said his
appointment WAS for n Certain period and
they propose 10 serve oit their terms.
There l. some talk OF bringing charges ~
improper conduct against Jnena III order &c
Dust them from Office when the ime
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The -i0c 6uuzpiinEs rnnde a. to . rri-i .
fair were ss fcl.lws- Boii 8 euFsli - r.
d-ail- I-s-e a - 4are - rfsaslc-asl-. F-ls
TIE F1ce. tee sac &c q salcer u t-f cg1tr-
= tse -ic-h. plt 81 spFie ~ the e-1;t- z.
--4s--t1En fall - t-ss clsErr- r. ;as r-1-l
50 ~ % field rhs - oTg- ihs y a1.-s sFa-
- Tt- lightly aal tirnET lrts a ksr-Is 81.
,s1.lirE warrr- boz rs..,.ly - = Ez---.ss
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BIG GRTFY Run DOWN

row Will sav. Lord Ast bart ss.. 90 other
wise known as William Gritiish. ai-s
Griffin. alias Graham, aiiss Chsr e. Be- Z
sAi.d. alias -. Elmer DoaaIdsoa, slia-
--BE Grlf tue lutsTHstfoa I sxiudi-r
l=- te-u run 10 eaTtE by scotland Yard de-
iar--N-. md In r.rIeone-. !. L.l.ana
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

LONDON, Nov. % A dispatch from
Odessa to ths Times says that number Of
troops from the Odessa military district
have been ordered 30 proceed to EIadivo-
stock. These rein. OTcements are dis
patched entirely on account of the war be
tween China and Japan. rs vessels of the
volunteer feet never leave for The east so
late IN the year.
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KNIGHTS ELEcr OFFICERS
Old OHcers Re-elsct ed wi,Eou- oppcsi
ten and Powder Goes Ecne-

NV ORLEANS. Nov. -1-Crznd Mss-s'
Sovereign wa, .---l--t-i iolay W. tou|
cvac>.,ioa ty te KaiE h;> q Lzt.r
B.sacp. ot Na-srclus=tis. vs. re-e.-c-s.
fireman, rs VS. >-c-rts-v Treasurer hsy
A. TIE Afternoon >e.sI"a, ucE.as-icl
e candid .re- i5c ;us executive board r--5.
ia order aud sae present iucun, en = we
p.ao,L le..ss .-- Gl-e,ils s-4 s.eS.S1 80
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PAIL OF = PALACE

FTUNE. Au.t-ia. Nov. 2l.-Tre walls Of
the new governor, ntiace which Is being
erected here collapsed tod " aud bur.ei
number of workm-u I'm the ru.Hs Eve
dead bodies have already been recovered
aud twelve wounded persons have b-ea
TAKEN frum tie ruins.
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TO SUCCEED STANLEY

LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov. 20 Frank p
Smith. superintendent Of Ottawa public
schools, WAS unanimously chosen last
n ghJ as superintendent OF the Lawrence
schools TO succeed State Superintendent
eject Stanley. Professor Smith has heen
q prominent educator in Indiana, Ken
lucky and Kansas since 1915
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a CHILD ENJOYS

TIE pleasant Il ,yor. Eeutir action aud
soothing effects 81 syrup OF Figs. when la
uevd OF a laxative. ani II the father or
mother be c0stlve or bilious. Tue most
< atifying results follow IT'S use. SO that ~
- the bes; family remedy knNwa. aud
every family should have "a bottle GA hand
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MAKINe eocp TIME.

OLATHE, Kan, Nov. -. Rapid progress
being made IA the \ ". Little trial
The statement q tie cts= % the jury hss
been made on the part o.. the state by J. \
E,ie and 1n the part OF the defense by &,
b. HU.chings. The evidence foT the state
Is about alt an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-21
DISCUSSING INDIAN TERRITORY.

WAsHINGToS.Nov 23-S-crc.ars smith.
Attorney Genera, O.uev and Secretary
Lamont today considered tie question Of
the use OF troops 10 suppress he ma-auG-
erS ia the Indian trlgIto-v. &c is expected
that the matter viii bee Laid before tL~
president before any discrimination Is
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-21
AREANsAW PHYSICIANS MEET

Hot SPRINGS, ArS-, Nov. - - The
twentieth annual convention % the ~ e
-issipp. Valley Neiicai ASSOCIATION, to-
second isrzesr organization o. uLysicisas
"a tie I q tei States. met here toi with
u-ar.y 551 phys clans in attendance from
al. uarts % rhs Juirei States