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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
Mrs. JENNIE WILL

Oyoccg. writes " i
was sick for over three
years with blind dizzy
spells, palpits-ion OF
the heart. pain n the
back and head, aud
ct times would have
such a weak tired feel
ing when I first got
up in the morning,
and az times nervous
chills-
The physicians diff
fcred IS TO what nv
disease was. but none
Of them did me any
good. AS Socu as !
commenced taking DR..
Fcrcc's Favoritc Pre-
sc1ption. / began 70
&c, better: could sleep
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
CLOSE CALL.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 - Contrary to his own
EXPECTATIONS the congressmar-elect of the
Sixteenth Illinois district is FINS Down.
inc, Democrat. The election Of General
Raiuker, Republican, WAS claimed Thurs
dsy hy his friends on the strength Of Mr.
Donwiug's concession that he had lost
Calhoun by 70 plurality. Mr.. Rainker
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

ems. adultery. So fine and costs. there b.
iHg extenuaIing circumS suces in each Of
these cases WI CD called for ieniency: w.
X. johnson, shooting George Grim with
intent To Kill, two years in the territorial
prison; Henry Sell, killing his brother
Casper, twenty years; Henry NJ. Shoe
maker, murder or L. II. Townsend, life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
Eo.hrr RQf Gpasrs.

ALBAST, y !. Nv. i0.-N-Trr vas a
mere bolv to1ie-ted gene % footbrl
aye, coT never were tie teams pii-G
aSs n-t zach o k>r - evenly matched -
g q lie game p.svsd al :hs x ezsf-id E-lc-
iron tbl- sft~rUool batEesH JaTue.i enc
william Fu.fv co. pope az Re
M. N-itaer sld- -lo-~a to first hst',
SOD - c. = Tremendous stTuE<ls tts 80
-ud ha.f also elGed Nlts a cigEsr Tor ,s=1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
CLOSING OF COURT
Session a. kinsfsaer Marked BY Inter
esI;ns and HAr Fought Cases.

sqec,al U.srstoh 70 ae Daily Fa-le.
hINGNIsHER .. T.. Nv l0-Ds.rict
court Os=4 a. ar,iasss session Of thirtT-
two day tonight. Tlers were Jw-ary-t1ur
terri oris! case. nineteen Of waica wee
continued aud ID -ee dismissed There
were i've coBvic ions; A-rauv Smith,
>teSiiug ost~, s5x-v days IN u; 4 :. p cS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
ONLY ONE BREAK,

OMAHA, Nrb, Nov. 40 NJ. KEN,
Fu>ioni,r. is elected to Congress from the
SIKH district, over Dsugherty. Repub l.
can, by !. coo pluraiiIv, which has just been
DEVELOPED Daugherty will carry The mat
ter to the house on contest. This Is tue
only break in :Le REPUBLICAN congres-
eional delegation.
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SCALDED TO DEATH.

STAUNToN, Va, Nov. 10-Wm. W.
Jones of Woodstock, Va. for eight years
"A patient at the Western hospI al for the
insane ia this city, WAS thrown into tub
of boiling water by another luuatlc
named Magrud-r. anu held there until
badly scalded Jones died from the effrc;s
of scaIding He WAS O. YEARS old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
BULLETIN OF
The Daily EAGLE
Wichita, Sunday. November II, 1894.
Ne1 her Tor WICHITA To-Day:
Fair: Warmer: Winds South.
INDEXOf IMPORTANT NEWS

Nea her Tor Wichita To-Day:
Fair; Warmer: Winds South.
INDEX0F TOOArS IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages
2. Louisiana Democratic Election Frauds
Probable Fifty Million Bend Issue
Pennsylvana-PrincetOn Football Game
United States as Oriental Mediator
3. Germans Resent the EmperoT's Methods
Attempt to Steal Canadian County
Furious Forest Fires in Arkansas
Duke Stevens Lowers Track Record
8. Complete Returns OF the Election
Asphalt Paving Decision Reversed
Smith AID McKsLze Get Good N5ws
6. Opening Of Chrysanthemum Fair
Cereals Close With Fractional Losses
Expectation of Government Bond Issue
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NOTHING IN II

ST. Louis. Mo-. Nov 10 A special 70
the Post-DispttCh from Paris, Texas, say,
persons r-iuruins from thu Iudi+n terri
tory report that Their - no fo9ud ,tion 20
the report that jr- Choc;aw- AR rising I'd
for the purpose of avengiug the death OF
SIlou LEWIS, vino WAS recently executed
70. Uuilgtl-r
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STILL IN DOUBT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 0.-The cleo
ton for governor is still in doubt and
both Democrats and Republicans are
claiming it Returns from ninety one
couutie< official and III official. give 1ur-
ney. Democrat, 80, 30; Evans, Republican,
20 O5S
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED 10y The Wichita A b.tract
and Land Company
The records ia the register Of deeds Once
show the following Transfer
Margaret T. Arms rong lots IlX9 1871
Biting ave Gre fen t-iu's i nGt
wd................................s 100
W I Hayhurst w hf IL q rec 3 q
Observation-Disclosures. 100
A1ise { Spencer 80 ar sc } - 81 wd. 800
State National bank los - and -
Rex Island add traCk +I2D rods
- ~ - - l. hf o. IS - Dayton ave
Central eve ,ad al. lat. = - cons
Living on, sub - % - Dlngla-
Avs El-Il-n'- ais Do - g. ms tn
Wells aud EsEic sii- hi . lJ5
E-.p5ris ave P+vmsn .er's add ht
E1pori4 av- "a wi........... 400
Narv HYDE % - ~ = 10 ioL : Dover
- II lions = "a aid wI............ 851p
Mort gage Telef-s- -.-..-.-. -.--..---.-. JjSo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
A CHILD EkIOY4

The pleasant nsvor. gentie action aa1
: 5othing eff cts % syrup Of Figs. sssn 10
uerd Of :. Laxative. auJ & the IA nss or
mother be co.tivs or 0iiioue ths mOzt
gratifying results follow its Use. - tbss ~
j. the best family Pegiesiy kBo~n, ssi
every fam ~ shou a have q hottie GA basd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
FIrzsIMMoNs Examined.

NEW YORK. Nov. l0-"Bob" Fiissim-
mons. the tnitdleweight champ,on, under
wen an examination today al the hands
OF DIR. JOhu Wilson Gibbs, the physical
development expert, and was declared In
perfect condition and sound al TO limh aud
Nxfu
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TwELFTH TEXAS DISTRICT.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. l0-The plu-
rality o, the Republican IN be Twelfth
CO.. greSsi onal district Is 1900. Contests
on tue county ticket have been iuauyu-
rated on the grounds OF fraud ana unfair
counting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

AyNsPoL-- Nd NrT-.E- nsva. c.
81 a = PraDsy .Tslsa ate 60 is-s tee
-. 2. = ST. ri.rrn OF 30 fl-iE h--t Esn1e
IL szu8s we ~Te-.s u -cl~c sal 80
-Aus eas very sHc-I.. -cs-e-s 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

Tt bs-t-st iAirF - soezir- rlsz
sd tie erznsti- t@aca-r. - tlse ~ &
ls2shsng Esi=Tzlly Nsieeut E5g4ssut -.
.rL
ua - * .l.at cszn 1rf sa5a ffc
Ne4i1 - sssb-fss fFr.zrrss -
shre rs~rs fov Esn sic 49, sszaFs
sesHaE - szrny FsgTsss 49,. 80 ..s+~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
CONSOLIDATION CARRIES.

BROOKLYN, Nov 10 The police returns
have been carefully gone over totay on the
question of consolidation, and the revised
To-: l. show for consolidation 60 $50, against
63 096, making majority for consolidation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
CASE ABOUT SETTLED.

OMAHA. New. I0-A.l plans Of those who
were IalSiug of c8ute~ting the election O.
judge Holcomb. fu>ioui-r, for governor,
we're tonight declared If on the receipt O
complete returns showing the defeat Of
Majors. Republican, by over 1000 pla-
rallty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
BY A CLOSE SHAVE.

WINCHESTER, Nv, Nov. lQ-Complete
returns show that Joseph VI. Kendall,
Democrat. Is elected to congress in the
Tentn district by lQi votes over y. I. Hop
lns, Republican.
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REVISED CONSTITUTION AHEAD.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Returns received
from all he disrric' S III the city, three pre-
cincts missing. show vote for he revised
constitution of a, 954 against Sc COS. The
apportionmeut clause, three precIucts only
hring missing, was carried by vote OF
So 5I7 to CT 62l
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T1SCUnED


krTsss & - tItTiss4 9 -1--ltH@4
Pro- Is. Il Peeks, who r,&Ses s-rec-z-y c. t--e1sy
hxs NisAo; 6s-s: ,-s1-ed ard cS-e5 49, c1ses TIA
.ay,lvsrE Pavsi-iza: - s-ccess ss-sc-selnE- We
X-ve heard % czses 90 - years s-a1si-< cz-e - ri
Hepza So vzasb NIX o. III. h1ssSse Ei-scss e
eeuas va tz-e hc,sA CT : ah-CtEs czrr- :rss "a
savsascrs- 10 EaAT ssz Iaer Pc z-4 Exr-rss -
s-e.s We .6ssse anyone visAf-- ere 70 .>1ress.
Pro. ". L. PEESE :. A-.s Is-.- 8, Ss~ y1-k-
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SENT BACK FOR RIAL.

TOPEKA. KIN. Nov. % la th- >upreus
court toNay the famous cs~e against = ".
Myers. a bsukrr At Gree burr. Kan.
charged WIKI Gefrau-;iBc d- no>itors. was
sent back for new trial Ia the lccsi
courts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

punt, when Armour, who had broken
through MicaIgsa's liue, got the ball and
sitter running 80 yards scored touch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

made strong fight but the official count
shows that be failed of the election by the
narrow margin of 81 votes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

eYFs Es-o,d. the1e = 10 gzius1yln- TIE
ST. - tsve vuu. bg- 2 ga1u-oeE = -
God = triS -.ss-a1 q re year cas
M8usie. dr.. bui forgot g. it-- T11 -.
have Eoue f1fs TIE &c bzsl1f<s -
nat charges matters. % coEzEs-. u 9z-s .
cold srzp J. very mitch hsffe- tss5 al
pi.e csncl - IndL2rspc.1s sos--2A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11
yXIOMEN'S FACES

flowers, fade
aud wither with time;
the bloom OF the Tose
IS only known 10 the
l. ( althy woman 5
cheeks. The nerv-
Gus strain caused bv
the ailments and
pains peculiar to the
sex. and the labor
and worry of rearing
4 family. can often
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-11

Ca; 'rvza "a sS:ss.css sbs sr. sAo1..se
So hEs1rsss;s yzSrf - IA AbxsA fo< ever
ifs. - slsssi sf-sir ~ s.-=rs sEsa q lss
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f-rrogss- Ea@es = cas- iFpa estr Trusted 49,
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wei nights. and tfat bad. nervous fcclng and ne
pain in nv back soon Jeff ne / can walk sever
al miles without getting tired took in al three
bottles Of Prescription sni twccf' Discovery"
The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND orrIeE. n LAN.E. 60.

LASD OFFICE At LAME. CoLo.
January 10, rot :
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intefi-
ton 10 make final proof IN support of his claim.
aud that said proof will be made before the
Register or Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
February IL 1885,, viz; Lafayette W. Ollie II. =.
No. s9g9. for the mex section 20, township 81
south. range 81 west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land. viz; Myron krisler. l. E. Ford.
and W. II. Saunders Of Coolidge, Kansas. and
G. W. Ethell, of Granada, Colo,
ianl3-febIT c. D. FoRp. Register.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFIcE At LAlIAR. Cus.o- I
naes.f1t her ~. lsilf-

LAND OFFICE At LAnIAR. Ctis.o-
December ~, ls3si-
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice of hi- tsfeo-
tion to make final proof in support Of he claim.
aud that -aid prouf will be made before tha
REGISTER or Receiver At Lamar. Coloradn, On
January - fsst. viz; Harry A. Pat;ee. II. T..
No. g73 for the - sex and 81 swk OF section
Il. township - south. range - west
He names the folloNtug witnesses 70 prove hts
continuous residence upon and caitivation Of
said land. viz. J. ". Lyon, &. NJ. STANLEY. John
Cores aud II. X. Tillitt, all af Holly, Colo.
ALSO at the same time and place John "
LYON IL +. No 8&1a for the nss una and NJ
nv section ; township . south range q west.
He names the following witnesscs 70 prove his
coutinuohs residence upon aud cultivation 81.
said land. viz. II. A. P-ttee c. NJ. Stanley, John
tiores and II. X. Tiilctt, all of Holly. Colo
decea-jAns7 e. u. FoKp. Register.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsD OFFICE At LANAE. CoEo. ,
December -. is,a-

December -, 1sta-
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has dled notice of her inten-
tio1 20 make final proof in support Of herciaim.
and that said proof viii be made before tnc
Register aud Receiver, At Lamar, Colorado, ON
January - tS,ia. viz- Frances Z. Stiuson- H. =
No. SIi9 for tho uu Of section u. township =
south. range = west
She names the following witnesses 20 prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz. Edwin C. Gordon. Samuel O.
Gleason. Charles 5. Rampenthal and Charles
Miller. all Of Lamar. Colo.
ALSO at the same time mud place William A.
Vernon II. +. No. 5ss2. for the seis Of section l.
township - south range te west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz; Joel Z. Horn. Of Caddoa- Colo.
aud Frank Y. Petrie, Charies :. Rampenthal
and J. n. Frisbie. of Lamar Colo
deeGs- janzI c. d. FoRn, Register.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
ALIAS NOTICE.
LAND orr1cE AT LAMAn. CoLo.

LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR. Colo
January T. i.al. 4
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
" by Lewis :. MiilinHer against Winnie Best
ct al. minor heirs of Henry Best deceased. by
Michael Finity their agent and guardian. for
Abandoning Homestead Entry No. tit9 Pueblo
series. dated June 5. is,d. upon the southeast
quarter section a. township q south. range O..
west. in Prowers county. Colorados and aiies-
ing a failure to cultivate or settle upon said
tract with view to the cancellation OF said
entry. the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 2sth day OF February
1sat, at O'Clock a. m. TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
jan6-febs c. b. FoED. Register.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
NorIcE-rIMnER cuLruRE.
Lam OYFlca Al LAsAn, CoIlo-

LAND OftttG At lsANAE. tote
Derrfnf-F ~ f-su- 4
COMPLAINT having ben entered At this Office
" by E. ". Manning against Ahhe Matthea-
for failure to comply With law a. 70 Timter-
Cnltnrn Entry No. s7ss dated March - fs-a
upon the ek nws and lots I and srctiu1 II
township = south. ranzn - west. ia prna.rs
county. Colorado. with view 70 the csncFila-
tinn of sHid entry soutestant aiiessn- that safd
Abpie Mattheps has during the whole time ~
said entry faile to bfeak. rlew. cultivate. plant
70 tree feeds or fence any part Of saId trsefs
that she has wholly failrd to comply with she
timber CULTURE law during zach and nrcry year
of said entry, aud the tract j. abandoaed, aud
said defaults continue To date of said complaint
the said parties sre hercby sumfuonsgi to appear
at this oiiice on the z01h daY Of February fsaG
nj O'Clock a. fn.. TO respond and furnish fa~ti-
mony conceruing said alleged failure.
janis febi0 e. G. GooDALE, Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
~ =
In fhe'Disfricf
Court
sUAnoEs.

STATE OF col0HAD0' ! Inms District
COUNTY OF rRowEKs-
IL. W. ST. JoIrS. Plaintiff.
FoRD and NJ ARr L. LEWIS.
Defendants
The people of the State Of Colorado,
To Lemusl Z. Ford. Lucindy Ford and Mary L.
I.ewis The defendant above named. Greeting /;
You arr. hereby required TO appear in an ae-
tion brought against you BY the above named
plaintiff in the District Court, OF frosers
Coauty. State of Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. il served within tins county Vr
withi,. thIrty iays after the service hereof. cx-
elusive of the day OF sersico; or Judgment uS
default viii he taken against yog aecoruins 70 70
the prayer OF the complaint ani u COPY OF
the complaint in the above entltied action ne
not served with this summons, or u the serslee
a additional 10 the time herctnaboSe spsetred Tor
appearance aud answer viii be allowed oetore
the taking OF Judgment by default as aforesaid
The said action y brought to recover per
sonal Judgment against defendant Lemuei T.
Ford for S50o.it. together with seven fssr cent.
rar Ruuum interest thereon from july 1, I.zA.
aad $500 attorneys fey= and the Gusts ot this
suit. upon a certain pTomis-ory note and coupon
bSnd executed aud delivered by said Ford 10
Meals state Bank, January !, lSt. anu tiiers-
after assigned 70 this plAintlu and also % iss.-
ed by said L,muel +. Ford and deiendaHt Lu-
cindy Ford. his wife, on January 1, ls0, 70 50
cure tho payment Of said note and coupon oqna-
aud 70 foreclo-e and bar out all the right, ttiie,
interest and eQuity OF redemption OF cactt ana
all OF the defendants in and to the premises con-
veyel by said trust deed, to-wit; Lots three and
four, and the west half IT the southeast quarter
Of section rwenty-ninc, in township tvcnt5 four,
south OF range tort s-'lie west 70 ~ est.h
Is. Colorado, together WITH all diteh anu water
rights thereto pertaining, a. viii more tutiS ap-
pear from tho complaint in said action 70 u nieA
reference il here maics
Ani your are hereby notified that IL yoa fail
10 Sppsar and 10 answer the said constant a
aboye rsquirsi. the said plaintiff viii take judg-
rnent aeainst you and each Of you. accurtiinss 20
the prayer Of said complaint.
Givcn under our hands 1t Lamar iil
said County, this Iath dag ot
uscembcr. A. u. l>ssi.
SruARr RRos. 4 MuREAY aud o. g. HISS
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First insertion January -, 1856 q
The morning call., 1894-11-27
PREDICTED.
RAIN
The Weather Bureau
Says 1t Is Due.
Washington and Oregon Have Already
Experienced Good Fall of the
Needed Moisture.

The Weather Bureau gave out the informa-
tiOn yesterday that a southeast storm was sig
nailed from Eureka ard Point Reyes, while the
of the mouth of The Columbia River and ap.
pa emily moving northeast.
10 rain was reported In the State Yesterday
by The telegraph, but tie Indications last night
were that it would fall as far south as San Luis
0bispO.
There has been absolutely no rain in this city
since October %, space OF thirty-four days,
and ii is said 10 be a very unusual occurrence
at this season of the year. IN the interior re-
ports Indicate a great need of rain, although
vantaees, as h has been decidedly favorable 10
the raisin-makers and for the late shipments o
liable Cranes, The raisin- curing, however is
now practically at an end.
Early yesterday Weather Observer Ham,
mon felt sufficiently convinced that rain would
warnings to that effect. He did not think, how
ever, that anything in the nature of such
storm as iseon the programme for the more
western section OF the coast would be felt here,
but stated that the Observation-Disclosures wonld
be felt throughout California in the shape of
more or less heavy downfall of rain, and that
high winds would prevail as far south as PoIn t
Reyes at least.
AT The time the early reports were received In
the weather Bureau the information also came
mat rams were falling literally throughout
washington and Oregon, and that the area OF
precipitation was steadily moving southwark.
1ne waterfront prophets did not agree with
the Weather Bureau in its prediction that mis-
city would escape anything more than an ordi-
nary Iall OF rain, but thought that last night
would Drlng I'D lively gale of wind, but that
It's tull force might not develop until Today.
The morning call., 1894-11-27
ONE SIDE ONLY.
Federal Grand Jury and
the Strike.
While Anxious to Trace the Evil to
Its Source, Only Railroad
Officials Were Cited.

The late Federal Grand jury rises to explain
its position in the recent strike inquiry. II
will be remembered that numerous alleged
strikers" were indicted, but no 'true bills''
were found against the railroad anagement,
which has been much criticized for insisting
that Pullman cars were necessary TO move
malls.
THE CALL yesterday:
Editor CdIL-SIR: Noticing in your lengthy
report OF the ending of the labOrs OF the Federal
Grand Jury III The strike eases u iniimaton
implied that the indictments found were too
one-sded and that due consideration was pos
siby not given TO the cupability OF The officials
OF the railroad company in causing a delay or
iie-up, the members OF the Grand Jury,
through their secretary, desire 10 be placed
correctly before the public and their untiring
services appreciated.
After fifty-six sittings unprecedentedly pro-
lOnged and during which almost judicial eX-
animation was held in each instance all of the
managers and assistants were called before the
whole jury and questioned in the fullest posi-
bic manner without reservation by each and
every member of the twenty-four, who after
the most exhausting examination were COM
PEELED to allow by the sworn evidence both oral
and written kilograms, that the railroad man.
agement was not TO be held TO blame for negli-
gence or cOnspiracy-rather the contrary, de-
serve cOngratulation on their kindly actions in
many instances
There was no evidence adduced for an in
dictment and therefore none could be made
dRdiHSb Tue managers OI lH6 ulH6l6QI GOdQS
and no complaints were filed by either citizens
or strikers or their attorneys.
NJ. r.. ROBERTS JR.,
Secretary of Grand Jury.
JUDSON WHEELER, foreman.
In speaking of the matter Mr.. Wheeler said:
81 know and knew the public sentiment and
was frequently asked by nv friends whether
we were not going to mdict the railroad people
for their altitude In the strike. | replied that
we would If We could but what could we do Z?
No one brought us any evidence against them"
"How did you obtain evidence against the
strikers"
"Ob, we cited the railroad managers, and In
other ways. We took turns in questioning
them and tried In every way TO get at the
truth"
Ibid you ask them whether it was possible to
move the mails without Pullman cars?''
''Oh, WELL" replied Mr.. Wheeler, 'they had
their attorney, George A. Knight present, ana
lie told them when they need not answer any
questions"
They did not answer that question ?"
"No; think not. But there were no strikers
present. Why not?" Mr.. Wheeler asked.
'Why did they not send their attorneys?''
Failing 10 explain why neither strikers nor
their attorneys" had been cited 10 appear. Mr.
Wheeler continued 10 express surprise that no
testimony had been laid at the jury's feet by
The strikers.
"They knew what we were doing" he pro-
tested. "Why did they not come or send We
could not 60 out on the streets and look for
them, could we p"
That ended MIR. Wheeler's apology.