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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-11-09
CHAPTER XVII.

While this conversation was going
on there arrived a: the sanitarium a
sheriff's posse. Among them was the
deputy who had escaped when the
house was surrounded. The doctor
was now in charge Of the place and nc
obstruction was o..fcrcd to their en-.
trance. T..cy we're led by the sheriff
of Upton county, a grim and grizzly
veteran, known as Clip Davis, who had
wide reputation as fighter, and he
brought pockettul OF warrants.
The doctor expressed his entire sym.
pathy with their purpose, denounced
Hendricks as an outlaw and offered tc
aid the officers in any way in destroy.
ing the gang. He placed the house at
their disposal, treated them hospitably
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-11-09

STATE OF KANSAS, Ford County. SO.
lie +. Kellogg, Cashier OF said Bank. do
solemnly swear that the above statement is
true. to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
So help me God.
E. F. KELLOGG, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
day OF Nov, 1894.
W.T. COOLIDGE, Notary Public.
MY commission expires on the 18th day of
January, 1872
Attest: q. n. HOOVER,
R.w. EVANS, Owners.
E. F. KELLO6G,S
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-11-09

G. Bohrer, of Chase, Kansas, delivered
us a very interesting address on the po-
litical issues of the day.
The republican meeting for Thursday
night collapsed. General Caldwell drove
from Ashland to Bucklin intending to
speak here at 2:3O p. M. But after arriv-
ing here, he noticed that he was billed
for 1880 p. m. instead of 2:3O, SO it was
impossible for the general to deliver an
address TO the people of Bucklin and COM
mun:ty.
L. W. Handy is unloading car load
of Greedy potatoes.
G. F. TRACER and Ed. Hand returned
from their tour in Arkansas and Tennessee
Saturday. They say that Kansas is good
enough for them.
Hurah for the republicans Everything
went republican but Bucklin Township.
Geo. Boedecker made trip to Dodge
City Saturday.
The young ladies of Bucklin said that if
the young men voted against woman's
suffrage, they would have nothing to do
with them. Boys, look out.
Corn STALKS.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-11-09

meet on Tuesday night.
Miss Carrie Coons is the most eoer-
setic school marin we have in town. She
teaches seven miles away, and drives it
night and morning.
! Potatoes and corn are now coming into
town by the car load.
Dan fisher is happy oyer the local re-
turns.
Several strangers in town this week.
Mr.. Davis was elected trustee on the
pop ticket.
Fatten your turkey for Thanksgiving.
The election is over. and everybody
should be glad of it and settle down to
business.
Bucklin's EpwOrth League needs rest.
Rev. Mrs. Manning has gone to King
man county to spend portion of the win
ter.
Rev. Manningis conducting revival
at Dellinger school house with fair pros
poets of success.
Frank Trager returned home last Sat
urday, from his Arkansas tour.
Joel Ellis has gone to the western part
of the state.
There are several old maids in Bucklin,
who would like fellow to while AWAY
those lonely hours.
Quite number of Bucklin folks, who
are trying their fortunes in other parts of
the Union, write they are doing we'll.
Bucklin girls had a ''rue'' party Hal
lOween night.
Everything passed off quietly here
Tuesday.
The Rock Island trains have been late
and irregular the past two weeks.
Sunday school convention and Nj. E.
quarterly meeting next Sunday. A good
time is promised.
Rev. A. Livingston preached to u fair
congregation here last Sunday night.
Several Bucklin young ladies went to
Dodge shopping last week.
Wheat needs rain badly.
We have a rich report from Sodville
township, concerning the pops and bot
tie OF wliskey on election day. A certain
fellow was given away and the ''Old rye"
thrown to the ground.
PEARL CorroSwooD.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-11-09
OFFICIAL. Statement
OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TIE

BANK OF DODGE CITY,
At Dodge City, State of Kansas, at the close
of business on the Cd day of Nov, 1894
RESOURCES.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-11-09

Why asked, are you so anxious
to get them out?'
81 want to save them he said.
But you do not care to save me- I
objected.
YES he said, If You follow my
plan it will save you
Then am not to return
"'Yes. you are. You must come back.
But it will take you two days
To come back here is not to be
saved I said. You will have to ex-
plain yourself"
Yes" said the girl, with interest.
''Did he explain?'
'.No. He merely said: 4 wish you
would take my advice
"'You are frank with me- l ex-
claimed.
IF you will do as bid you,' he re-
piled, everything will explain itself
and we shall all be released"
Then why not do it?" asked Miss
Laport.
Because I have to pledge myself to
give up liberty and you, and come
back to this tomb to be buried alive.
Do You think that an easy matterr'
And yet you say you trust your
friend. Now l would obey him i'm
plicitly and trust him if knew him as
well as You do"
Yes" said the lieutenant. 1T is
characteristic of woman. But I am
a mana helpless one"
Twenty minutes later these two
- ;'s.scie had taken the train and
iatto-sn in the rotunda.
;.:.pcTt who first ciiscov.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

In the Police Court yesterday the case
of Robert Jasper the negro against whom
there We're SIX charges for rObbing the
private letter boxes OF Purcell. Ladd d
60. and the IaNlor-Bollug Company. was
called. The question arose as - whether
t"' case came under the jurisdiction or
tue rslnid or United States courts. Al
Ter consultation IL was the opinion OF the
Justice and the Commonwealth S Attorney
that the case should be decided by the
Virginia court
ca s. Jackson. counsel for the accused,
waived examination In all the charges
AGAINST him, and the case was certified
10 the Husungs Court for July 10th. the
negro boy, Haskius, who was arrested 10y
Cihcer John II. Hall as am accomplice I'm
the robbery. was released, the evidence
showing that ne had nothing to do with
Witt M0rrsett. charged with assault
ing and threatening 10 XIII b. +. Seay,
was fined 500 and costs.
George =. Diver. charged with striking
Caroline. Case continued until Tuesday.
Bassett Gathright. charged with cruelty
beating horse. the property Of James
McDonough was continued until next
Wednesday.
Ida Gordon (coloroD charged with being
disorderly and threatening 10 Kill Lulu
Il. Evans. Fined 500 and costs.
o. l.. johnson and While Lighuoot tcol-
ored. charged with fighting on the street,
were ordered TO be whipped.
William Lewis (colOreil. charged with
being disor1erly and using profane lam
guaee on the street, was fined &o0 ana
Fannie Harris (coloreD paid $3.50 for
being drunk. The case against her, charg-
ing her with stealing lot of marketins
the property Of b. Cordley, was dis
sarah Jane COX OoloreN paid s. and
costs for striking with Il fiat iron Jo-
hanna MaloWney. and the charge OF as
sault against Johanna MaloWney was dis
missed.
Dunlop Jackson was reported for letting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
49,. 4 nrmncrntIc Conyentlon.

The colored Democratic ConVe a,l Oh
meets I'm Lynchburg on July 10Th. there
"i,iIi.,.oesin1al districts, including the.
c cifie5 Of IRIchmond Petersburg. Norfolk
fT,o1anolCa Danvile. and Alexandra. The
delecates from this city are +. A. Ian
Soi,.h \ b. Backus. and W. a. Han
Gt,s ,rbr first business Of the convention
R NH be nc TO elect delegates to the National
negro Democratic Convention, which
meets in Indianapolis, Ind, on the sec sec,
ond Tuesday IN August. The convention
vii next formulate plans which will be
c.rri@1 out i'm the several congressional
districts. respecting the election of con
ercssmen this fall. Chairman Of state
League Randolph will preside over the
convention.
lie states that from information which
ne has received from the clubs IN the
various districts that a large attendance
Is anticipated The League Is In fine
working order and expects 10 make things
lively this fan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Despite the general cry Of 4a i,i time, tines
80, channels are IN a healthy and Hour
shing condition, in the fact 'h aa On ,, me
-re, S9ving Bank was merged INTO the
new Metropolitan Bank .r The new ne x Rnan
~, ircrease over the old bank of SZo,VV.
IT has no connection with he he. MerG ta,iir
, anu az assots and good viii Of that
Lonk and in SO doing assumes It's liahlli-
ties. Tne new bank starts win the d. lshI-
EST urosuects and under the most favor
able circumstances, inasmuch as IL com
mences business with over 100000 OF de-
Tbe officers for the first year are: \.
" Nelson, president Thomas ~ o Car{er
1tirectors. \ W. Nelson, Thomas y. Car
Ter Major Lewis d Pasa J J29a T y PSoyd
ibo ~, Atkinson. Fred. r. Scott. 10. =
Kosher INA. Y9 esSSiss F r + Ioe Ss'u'"cS
Iaokeon J. H. Kaufman, and Jackson
Brandt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

At the closing exercises Of Mrs. W. &.
Pemberton's music class on Monday last
at COrcoran Hall the successful winners
Of honors were as follows.
Completion OF TheOry-GOld Medals
Misses jamie Keck. Pearl Stuart. Anne
Herndon, and Lulu Batkius.
General First Glass FIRST
Honors-GoA Medals.-Misses Pearl Enos,
Minnie Dickerson. Hattie Walker. Bessie
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Honorablv Mentioned Blanche Payne.
After the exercises Rev. Mr.. Tucker
presented t0 Miss Pemberton beautiful
iaske of flowers. token Of love and
esteem from one 81 her pupils; also, from
three smau pupils beautiful berry
bowl and from the class a magnificent
set OF silver spoons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

The children of Mary of the Cathedral
VIII go TO Holy Communion in body
az the O'Clock mass this morning. IN
the afternoon at o'clock they will hold
their regular monthly meeting IN 81
ST. Peters Ladies' beneficial Society
win hold their monthly meeting to-day
after vespers in the basement OF the Ca
thedral.
ST. Mary's Sodality. Of 81. Mary church
viii 90 % communion in body to-day az
the = o'clock mass
Rev Father Carne made lis regular
monthly visits durng The past Week.
Rev Father Welbers, who has been in
Baltimore during ,he past week, attend
ing the annual conference of the JosepAlle
priests returned home Yesterday
Flther Edward. O. :. D., of the Bent-
dlctlne College. in North Carolina, Is
stopping with Father WIllibald' OF ST.
Rev Mother Edith left last Tuesday
for Bristow TO attend 20 business IN
connection with the erection OF tne aca-
demic industrial ia. suite at that place, 10
D.. conducted by the Hencdictine nuns.
She was accompanied by several children.
The Sacred Heart parish Will give us
annual picnic on August Eth. IT..
The annual collection Tor me HOY
Father viii Doe taken up at 81. fatrIeh =
church to-day. c.ot..,, ,,.r,
The Ladies Benevolent society VII
meet to-day after high mass AT the "a
theiral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

authority and there has been very little
trouble heretofore as TO who should have
custody OF persons charge with offences
against the Federal statutes
The offence when Jasper committed
Is one that is clearly against the laws OF
the United States. and not against the
commonwealth OF Virginia. Rohblng the
post-ofiice or the United States mails Is
punished 10y heavy penalties by the re-
N'scd statutes and for that crime the
state has no jurisdiction over the Of
tender II the state authorities are hold
ms Jasper for larceny. then they clearly
have no jurisdiction. for the offence was
committed on property coded to the
United States--that is. the post-oiiice
building, and the Court OF Appeals of
Virginia has decided that the State has
10 concurrent jurisdiction, Ia the case Of
Foley V. ShriNcr. reported I'm cighty-urst
Virginia, page 56S. The learned Just &c,
in delivering the opinion says. The rcser-
walton IN the act OF cession OF concurrent
jurisdiction with the United states over
the same piece or parcel OF land, so that
the courts. magistrates. and officers OF
the state may take such cognizance,
execute sucn procc. 3. ana dlecnargc euch
other legal functions within the same as
may not he Incompatible with the consent
hereby given, ls subject To the provisions
ui IN" irSt article aaI eighth section OF
the Federal AE stitnuOn-tnat IS, as may
not be Incompatible with the exclusive
jurisdiction OF The United States, ana
which may operate TO authorize the SER
wee 10y the officers of the fate OF the
civil ANA criminal process Of the state
courts with reference 90 acts done WITHIN
tAc acknowledged territory of the state
outside of The coded LANDS The iurisuic-
zion Of the state over the custom-ho lse
property was coded 10 the United states
boy act OF Assembly Of February II, 1913.
one OF Captain Hudgns deputy mar
s'rls was ot the Police Court yesterday
morning prepared TO take charge OF the
prisoner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
RACES At FxPOSITfON.
rails of Speed by Local Talent Yesterday
The Result.

About one hundred and fifty lovers OF
horse races journeyed out TO the EXposi-
ton grounds yesterday evening to witness
some trials Of speed between several
local trotters and winners. III. ,os,
The first race was for one mile' Des'
three out Of FIVE heats.
Three trotters contested for the honor OF
orst Mace and one-fourth Of the gate re,
ceintS They were Bob Johnson oMheu
by Mr.. J. a. Reynolds 1ob ti,m 5gow h'r and
~ ittIe NIite" owned by Mr.. Duncan.
Lyngstoaess ,n L next M tb4ee w 'S1s cap,
.~ea 10 "enow Bird" Bob Johnson,
While decidedly the fastest horse sea OF v, tHS
trio, seem TO have an of day, ana T trel
the exception of several bursts Oh s,os ~
mendous speed. refused to do any s'e'u'
work. ..o running
race for half mile. defeated MI hoi'
"Wickham" by a neck. ,,,tnter-
The sport was very SLOW a. ,cnen II
esting. and the crowd was siau "'''''
was over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

There have been several efforts 10 have
the Union Theological Seminary at Hamp-
den-Sidney moved 10 Richmond. and re-
Gently a committee was appointed TO
report as 10 the eXpediency or removing
the institution 70 some more accessible
nolnt In this state. Rev. DIT W. w. Moore.
n member OF the committee and pro-
fessor IN the college, IS now In Richmond
and viii on Monday evening at S:lj O'Clock
address a mass-meeting of Presbyterians
M Grace-Street Presbyterian church. An
informal proposition has been received
from the Chestnut I'm Land company:
Dr Moore VIII explain what is proposed
TO be done and the meeting Will take any
action IL sees III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
Henrico Cnuuty.

An attachment against Mrs, ~ NJ r. trle II by
head, of Henrico couha,H. Waning The
e S}9TS SHOWED showed that Mrs Loekhsad had
no intention q sayngs ot the Ss Sfe M To- s 8 b.
payment OF tne out the attachment
CHM ha hr goth so the case was dismissed.
asain man he named Henry Goode was also
before the Squire sharses y%Sa lta FOR
ing While !, a ois on the the g 10Th Of jay
MS s,o aPps,np@''i Is list % the petit jury
d eb,Sb o aUf s tomorrow: e. y. Paleske,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
J. II. BLAYT0N INSANE.
so SAYS THE JURi WHO TRIED MN
~ THE HUsTINGS COUET.
The Testimony Of DIR. W l.. Gordon Cor
iobofated by other W.T. essss-Wiilbs
semitic Wiiiinnsbu K.

In the Hastings Court before Judge
WIT yesterday the case Of j. H. Blayt0n
was tried. who killed his wife on May
nm The following jury was sworn in
Tor the case: r. l.. Broom. Jr. Thos.
X otey' H. T. Miller. J. J. Mltchel, b..
T. thompson, VIM. Lynch. J. $. Bass.
a. W. Rosene. Percy Montague. j. +.
hearney. T.. NJ. ID. Clash The whole
trial occupied not quite an hour and the
jury decided without delay that ne was
not responsible FOR the act and was a
III subject for the asylum.
When the case was called the plea
o. insanity was entered and Judge Witt
instructed the jury that they were not
10 inquire as To- the prisoners quit, but
as 10 his mental condition now and at
'"e uIne the offence was committed.
IT. Gordon. surgeon at the city JAIL
was lhe first witness. lie said that
from the newspaper reports OF the Kill
lHs ne TOOK Is. en- interest 30 the case
ana from statement made suspected
llat me prisoner was Of uns0und MIND.
W men the prisoner was brought 20 jail
pc round that he was suneriug from
hrlshts disease. lie subsequently Lad
ai attack Of vertigo and seemed 10 be-
under the impression tIaJ he was BENZ
prosecuted. This. he said. was symptom
%! mat disease. and the sufferer was
always liable 10 fits Of insanity. The
French called IT, %fole brghulnf. me
y, 'So','t wa" Han'r TO D,Soint il n,i
ut any "'o"lr",' anu " ~ ~ ""'.,' i.,-''' ~,
%hen ne sew ms vile. ms suspIc ron, o.
70 lnr9" MN mo III OF ll9d.l,> III
snort ne regard d ne prisoner as a '3 .'
I,Us ii.Iu ''"t - WI .u,5 a., enc last
san" . asp iuin, ne was no" III inc -''
,,. i, ~
James Ilayloh' OF New Ne"l' ~ ~
OF the prisoner X: A. Dl4In anu ~ o,'i
rssieslo also vi ~" mn ,,,ntv
inal me prisoner was III ,lv '. ... y
JuSt ntIore ine Hi'oo. l. anu 80 mn
lnultauoh tNdl me- "dS 10y &
lie was apprehensiVe ana susp, cloua anu
iaboTed under me iHPIt 5-loH lAd' sumo
DOlS Wd,tcu 10 h'I nun. .to tro.oi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
SAILORS! SAILORS

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Trimmed Sailors all colors, 23c.
The usual &C. sailor, in black or white,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
10 WnoM rHE SPOILs BELONG.
1l- FederlI People Claim That Jasper is
Iheifs.

When Justice Crutchheld yesterday re-
( rred 10 the grand jury the case Of
1.0bert Jasper, the negro who robbed
a.. mail boxes AT the pOst-oiice Friday
t. United states authorities were greatly
ffprls.d After Jasper had been arrest
81 by the State officials Ponce betecuNe
J .nIl fWore out warrants against MN De
fore United States Commissioner fIesen-
l-imer and 10 was thought that when
t.e case came up before the Ponce Couit
81 preliminary trial II would be referred
4 he Federal authorities here
u is now more than likely lnat the
case viii bring about considerable con-
t0versy, for Commissioner Flegenheimer
ias written 20 District Attorney LaSsiter,
setting forth the facts, and II is DeueVed
tAat an investigation into the matter VIII
be the result IL IS not known what ac-
lion Mr. Lassiter will take. lie was eN-
Iected 70 come 10 Richmond Monday 10
assist in the investigation OF the case
but after Justice Crutchheld rendered MS
decision Commissioners Flegenhelmer
wrote the District Attorney what had
been done.
Commissioner Henry Flegenheimer when
called or by a Times reporter. eNpFesseo
surprise at the action OF the Police JUS
ice. 1T Is not my purpose, haiu ne
TO 80 anything that would result In UNI
pieasantness VI bring about a ei@sh VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
Still They Como.

Sheriff s. G. Dyer, OF Allegheny county,
called at the office OF the Auditor OF
Public Accounts yesterday. after deliver
Ing AT the penitcntiary Jim Edwards
1coloredD sentenced 10 two years impris-
onmsnt for larceny, and Layton Gil
more, sentenced 10 one year. Tor assault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

T. NJ. RyaH. John NJ. King, Benjamin
Browning. Fred Honenlnger NJ. .. Han
kins. II. H. Nelson. Joseph L. Gregory.
John y. Tiller, Herman Galimeyer. George
The election cases will come up Monday
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

craph.rs have recently opened a nrst-
class gallery M 5-5 east Broad street,
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Those who contemplate having photos
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wfl find it 10 their interest 10 call upon
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
OTHFR CASTS.

Among the other cases tried before
Judge Witt yesterday was that or Au-
gust Jennings. who was charged with
Keeping his bar-ro0m on cary street
omen ON sunday The case came up on an
anpea from the decision In the Police
court. and the Commonwealth falling 90
bring up sufficient testimony Jennings
was acquitted.
The Commonwealth was represented by
Mr.. Marion j. Dawson. In view OF the
fact that Mr. Smith had been retained by
the defendant before his election as Com
m0nwealth's Attorney.
!. W. Williams. a former member OF the
police force. pleaded guilty % the charge
of assaulting and resisting Police officer
w. A. Shields Upon the suggestion Of
Mr. Dawson. who for "a similar reason as
ga tine Jennings case represented the
Commonwealth, the jury fined Williams
So and costs. Ia both these cases Mr..
j.. G.. Richardson appeared for the de-
PENDANTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

The ambulance was called Yesterday
about O'Clock 20 the Planters ware
house ~ attend c9iored man named
sam. Owens wl0 had mashed Do. is little
finger ,vii,. moving some h0gsheads. The
man was taken home and his wound
dressed