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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07
POLITICAL,
What Some of the Leading lndepenoeh'
Papers say of Politics Gensrany'
credit.

what Some of the Leading Independent
Papers say of Politics GENERALLY.
The New York Evening Post, the
ablest and most influential Mugwump
journal published in the East says
"Never in the history of our politics
were so many dcmagogues laid out in
one day as in the elections of fort
night ago. Hill, Llewelling' Wait
Bland, and Hol nan, are only small
mart of the number In Minnesota, lg-
na.ius Donuelly was disposed ot-that
States perennial nuisance. VINO hopeo
IN become United States Senator
through the choice of fusion Legisia-
tpre and was even beaten As capdi-
date for the Legislature in his own
county, which has always returned
him before, no matter with which par
~ he acted-and he has tried all OF
them. So too, Iowa has got rid OF It's
standing nuisance, Weaver, Popuiist
candidate for president in 1892 VINO
was so badly beaten as fusion canoi-
date for Congress that he is going to
leave the State and abandon politics.
The Philadelphia Times, stalwart
among the independent journals OF the
country, but of strong democratic pro-
c,avities. in an able article, " Don't
Trade With Populists," remarks;
"rbere will be crucial test in the
coming session of Congress OF the in
tegrity of the Republican leaders A
financial policy must be adopted II we
would maintain our national credit and
halt the return of American securities
from abroad 10 drain away all our
gold. Such a measure cannot be a
Democratic measure; II must be =
Democratic measure; it must be q
measure framed and supported by the
T, CONTINUED on 4th page.I
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07
NO. 48.
dents message was editorially COM
mented upon as follows:

dents message was editorlally com
mented upon as follows:
Star Sayings (Rep.) says; "The
Presidents message will be unsatis-
factory to both Democrats and Repub-
licans. The President is SO careful to
avoid dangerous ground that he has
succeeded in reducing the message to
a docume Mt, which is not remarkable
for one of those Clevelandisms that
have marked most of his previous ef-
forts. The message is, however, trib-
ute to Cleveland S honesty. There was
little to be said for Democracy, as he
has found it since March, 1894, and he
was fair enough not TO endeavor to put
another face on the situation"
The Post Dispatch (Dem.) says:
"There is nothing in the message
that is calculated to call out of the
bush the Democratic voters who disap-
peared at the November election. The
six hundred thousand Democrats who
voted the Populist ticket on that day
will hardly find anything in it to con-
vert them from the error of their
ways"
AS SEEN IN BOSTON.
BosroN, Dec. 4.-The Globe (Dem.)
saws: .sThere is no note of hesitancy
in the Presidents message to Congress.
He declares his position on AL the
leading issues of the time clearly ana
Enthusiastically"
The editorial of the Journal (Rep.)
deals exclusively with the financial
portion of the message, and says IN
substance, that the current programme
of the administration can scarcely fail
to disappoint conservatory financicrs'
The Post (Dem.) commends the
Presidents utterances, especially in
regard to the tariff, free ships and cur
rency. 1t says that the message is
: most instructive and comprehensive
statement of the affairs of the nation.
THE PUBLIC CREDIT WILL BE
STRENGTHENED.
t PIrTsBURG, Pa, Dec, 4.-The enron
$, icle Telegraph (Rep.) comments Oh
r. President Cleveland's message as fol
IS lows:
IS President Cleveland is emphatic il
k giving Congress to understand that nc
If matter what clamor may be ralset
there will be bond issues as big and al
often as need he to enable the treasury
to meet it's obligations, including thu
duty of keeping all the notes and coin
~ age of the government at par VIII
gold. The distinct and positive engage
10 ment he makes in this respect Will un
Ut doubtedly strengthen the puoif
y. credit.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07

IContinued on 4th psge.l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
WASHINGTON.
The Tariff Question One Of Gen.
uine Interest.
Democratic Senator'S Engage in
Exciting Tits.
Wiohita, Kansas, Enjoys . Horse.
whipping Scs ndai.
MURDER AND sUiCID..

Washington, July 9O.--Cro~ds such -
have bo, thronged the senate In months
nackei ,h- s-i'o, tee w-uay, The house
and the prcsticn, had yesterday thrown
down the gauntle, on the tariff question
and . pitched battle was expected. An
ominous hush was upon the chamber
when the president pro TEN, (HAFris. of
Tennessee.) rapped the senate 10 order.
senator Voorhees,, chairman u the H.
nance committee, rose and called up the
conference report of the tariff bin
w'thout word of explanation he yield.
ed the hoor 10 Senator smith. IL New
Jersey, who rcss and read carefully
prepared speech. He had hoped and
prayed, when the bill passed the ssnAi.
two weeks ago !, hal been perfected, but
events of the last twenty four hours con-
fronted the democratic party with the
possibility of the failure of all tariff ley.
islAtion this session. II so, the responsi.
bilily must be placed where Il belonged.
He criticized the president for violating
the principles 81 his party In attempting
Ia interfere with prerogatives Of the leg
islAtive branch Of the government. bu,
deciarcd he should never be intimidAts,i
by threats from the presIdent or by ut
terances his party associates at the other
end Of the capitol. who had been % up
roafiously applsuded.
Senator Hill made . motion that the
senate receds from It's amendment. To ,h,
house bill, imposing duty ON bi,uminour
coal and iron ore. Then he began a
speech. reading from manuscript. uis
declaration that the democrats of the sen.
ate would have 10 rally around the pr-si.
dent or else they would go "a tie wall
while the president came Va the front,
evoked applause Ne said the time u
yield is now, before further humiliation
embarrassment and discord.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Auxiliary Msesanx a.

Toronto, Ont. July 3o.--sevsu Suxil.
liary conferences In ooaneetion with the
Baptist convention were held to-day
The conferences on new members 81 the
Metropolitan n. Z. church was presided
over by p. ". Cadmsu, Of Cincinnati.
The conference on prayer meetings o,
Knox Presbyterian church was presided
over by Prsssdeat Cesrles y. Daniels, Of
Dstroit. Al the conferences on instr uction
At the Pirst Lutheran church Rev. DR..
Chibsrs, Of Buffalo. was the chairman,
and the spsakers ineludsd Rev. y. p.
Leach. Of Red oak. Ia. and Rev. X. w.
Bell. Of Paris. Ill. The COMMITTEES on
tracts and publications ., the Bond Street.
Coakregstionai Church.. With Raw. @. v.
Allen, II Helena, Mont. ~ chairman had
some animated discussions On ways aud
means Of promoting the circulation Of do
nominAsioaai papers. aod on what tracts
N buy and how 10 uss them. Dr.. { Z
Nah. Of Louisville. Ksntuoky. spoke q
lsux,h ON the former topie. Prank Con-
s.r. Of Omaha, was the chairman Of tbs
conference on missions at %. James
square PrssbytsriAn church. and where
Rev. X. W. white, q Milwaukee. aud
other speakers discussed the question o'
how the standard Of giving could 10 rails
Cd. Cooks PrssbytsriAn church enter
tanned the conference on 'smpsrsses
Rev. Il. A. Saith. of Cedar FAlis, Ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
.-per, on , a.,ed s,a,~. sih-r.

Washington, July ia report on the
uncultivaled db-rs of the United States
10y Charles Richard Dodge, special agent
in charge 81 6b-r Investigations, has jus,
been issued from the department of agri-
culture. Am"Ix the plants described
ARE species found in every s-c,ion Of the
United States, from Maine to Florida and
from Minnesota 10 Arizona Some of
them arr ju,. substitutes. while others, II
cultivated. would produc. = dt,er rival
ing hemp over forty dber plants are
treated IN the report, the history Of
twenty forms being gwen in full with
statements regarding pas, efforts and eI
periments toward th-ir utilization,
SPECIAL chapters are devoted TO tn. as
cl-pias or m,lkw.e.i db.r-, okra, cotton
dtalk bb-r. the common Abutilnn kao~u
oo.nrnerc,sliy ~ China iiu,-." but grow
ing In the fence corners NJ every western
fArm--ColorHdo river hemp and many
others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

RAILWAY ACCIDENT,
Fatal Wreck on The Chicago &
Alton Road.
A Number of Men Injured and
one Fatally.
Attempt made to Wreck q Train at
Hutchinson, Kan.
TuHBUI.kNT sTBIkERs.

summit. Ill July 2O.--The NJ. Louis
'Ai'''- .. a. Th'"~ 90" v Al,n- %. .shtTi
into Calume, terminal fright train
standing "n the CAlum-, t-rminAl cruss-
Ing, one mile south II here. la-, nigh, and
wrecked number II cars and injured
seven men, one fatally The names Il
the injured are. George swan. mail agent.
fatally; Behr. Baltimore. Clark and fn-
ter. all mail agents, aud BsggAgama u
Wilson WAS slightly injured A deputy
ln,t-'l States marshal riding bet~-en th.
mail aud -xprrss cars was also severely
InJur,d. The engineer aud fireman were
unlnjurvi. The cause of the accident IL
nu, known. but II Ia certain some one was
criininaily careless. A rigid examination
II in progr~ss. Tn. injured wrr. removed
from brighton Park to the hospital a,
Chicago this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
a yKTssaNu rao, sLs.
Fsseed 60 s,eai nssey % save n,.
Nsf~'s Ltfr

faeeed Go steal Msney 90 save nts
Wsf-s Ltfe.
New York, July ia.--william X. Lrck.
Ter, n veteran ~ the war. came frum the
Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va. W this
city month sgu 10 loos for work. lie
nscd not have come. for he had ~ god n
living As he could have wished for for
lh- remainder of his life 10 the home, bu,
hia -,s...i --.s- -, iyiuE ~ fniiAaieiphiA
wiihou, any means ~ support. Their
only am, who hAd provided for the
m",her. crippl.i himself accidentally
himself, let alone his mother. Leckler
-.currd employment with William Force,
= ship merchant, but b. had only been At
work two weeks when he received word
tina, his wife was dying for the necessi-
ties II life. ThA, night Leckler was
given $245 Ia deposit in the bank. With
this money h. went to Philadelphis and
provided Tor his wife's wants. lie then
returned tn his home al Hampton where
he was arrested when Force learned
his story he not only forgsve him, bu,
hir-i All attorney to plead for him
Leckl-r said hc hal served during the
war aud had h~-n promoted for bravery
The judge sAid when . man has
served his country As you have, he de.
serves leniency. will suspend sen.
t.ncr "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Charges lnfoandrd.

Denver, July 3o,-Lieut, Col ChAit".
after investigation, has reported Ia cen
-rL McC"ok. department, commander.
tha, the charges against Captain A. l.,
Never. Indian Angant Al San Carlos. in
entirely unnundeA His hnAucrr were
attacket. his msnAgeme., of Indians
critic,z-d. his business me,h"is w-rr
nsrni-d and he was accused u having
nlluw,Sl tive Indian murierers To- ehcaI"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
People M.y,.u 20 Oh. cities.

lansing, Mich July is,--Resurns from
the state census the taking of which has
jus, been compi-,cd. are being received
a, the office 81 the secretary u state. A
remarkable fact in connection with the
census ia that the returns from the hrs'
eighteen counties resolved show . de.
crrA-e sine. 1880 In population outside =
thiit..n cities Of about 10000 The pop
ul.,ion of the thirtsen cities increased
1900 during tbs past four years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Des Moines, Iowa, July is.-The lows
crop bulletin says another hot and dry
week has addei 10 the severity Of this uu-
prccedent.d drou,h. Reports from al
stations indicate that corn has reached
the danger line, and every days contin'
uAncs Of the present conditions viii low
er i,s average yisld. Pastures Afford bu
little feed and streams and wells arc be-
low the low water mark. Thrsshiug O
winter wheat and rye u In operation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

the senate a. IN. tariff hill and moved
,hA, the house insist upon its disagree.
meni aud ask Tor further conference. In
conferces rrpr~senting the majority In the
senate had felt a. untranmeled In their
action as hal the hOus. conferces major.
ity. .. frre Ia do ,h-ir duty to them.
selves aud country, = tariff hill would
have been agreed upon In one day tina,
would have been satisfac,ory 10 the dem
ocratic party and the American people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
indictments Found Against DebS
and His LieutenantS.
|Cruiser Ordered 10 Nicaragua
to Protect Americans.
DISASTROUS y pio-ion on q British War
Vessel.
yuRrHER DETAILS oy rHE srHIKx.

Chicago, July i9.--The special f'sieral
rrand jury this morning sen, wori ,c
iJuigr s-Amans thA, II would bc pre-
|parrd Ia make q dual report by noon
|The cnur, responded tina, It would hold q
|rp.-rial s--sion n, o'clock 10 receive any
thu, body d-sir-'i TO submi,
Il, |, reported tha, this morning three AL
LanjonAl indictments have been found
sxains, D.bs, Howard, kehber and
|ns,,ru. and q second one sgains, secr..
|,ary flanagan of the firrmsn's Union,
|.p.i further indictment against Msr~ip,
vbo caused the wreck of th, Blue lslAnd
|sr.in by throwing . switch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
,ou,n c.rol,oa'. sr.ro p,onsy.

has - is-yonr old negro whn as o
prodigy of memory, is as mach more
Of n wonder than Mccartney. Won
'!aun ct al of that ilk ~ those
freaks were above III" average Of hu-
manitv. iiis Hrs, great feat, and that
upon which his fame viii probably
rest when h, goes down into his
tory" was that OF committing to
memory the entire book of Genesis In
two hours aud iifty-two minutes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
grsnt or aekot~ru,

Chicago. July 20.-Ln echo II the rail
riad strike was heard IN Justice h0ley',
cour, this ait.rpoon. when Albert and
Herman Newman and Antoine kAdlA'
were given hcarin. on the charge Z"
firing Santa Fe fr-igh, earn in the yAr'!'
during the trouble. Ali Uf the pris"ner'
arr under age and protest their limo
cence Several police officers are th'
principal witnesses. The case was moi
conc udri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Trsn,nn, N. j.. July 2o.--Jseph Wal
Wits was hanged to-day for the murder
Of deputy pvison keeper, James b. Lip
pincott. Death resulted quickly. JUS,
before going to the scsdold walwitz
made long. rambling speech. repeating
the old story that he did no, hre the fatal
sho, and that Lippincott was shot by a
deputy kesper named Leonard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

PuruuAn, u order isau.d aud published
by 7. X. dal,.l, general suI-rintsndon,
Of the Atlantic Il Pacific, the shops Of the
company here clossd down a, 4 o'clock
this af,eruopn, throwing out Of employ
men, several hundred men. The men NJ
the round hons- and few al work or
the "rip.,rack" are kept In employment,
II is though, by the most conservative o
our citizens tina, the shopu will be ori.r-t
TO resume operations inside oftwo weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
TARRED TARSNEY.
He Declines 10 Appear Before
The Grand Jury
In Regard to tR Tarring and
Feathering Ee Received.
GOy. Waite IL Not u Candidate For
United states Ssnatr.
PARIS AShHCHlsrS.

Denver, July AdyutAn, General
Tsrsney, in sharp letter to Judg"
Campbell. uf ColorAdo Springs. has
declined "a appear hrfrr the grAml
jury thrr- aud Testify IN rcgAri I"
the tRrring and iraihr'Iug tu whi,h
he was subjected ia that city H''
navagrly Ht,acks the a,S,-,au, distrc,
attorney, sheriff Rnd fireman of the
grand jury, and says II the jury sin.
cerely desired Ia hnh the perpetrators oi
the outrage, II would not have delayed
the investigation four week,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Denver. Jui! - toy Waite aun"unc-
ed to day that hr WAS M, cand,da," for
the United States senate and will not al.
low his name tn hs ustsl III that cunn-c-
,ion The d.mo,rAtic sta," convention
hAr been call,Si Tor September 81. one
day hekor. the p,pulis, convention. with
view u nominai'nga "a mixed ticket and
having /, endorsed 10y the I"pulis,s
Gov. Waite iS opposed ,o the plat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
lssarlna sse sDebase

Washington, July is.-In the house
the galleries were crowded to-day In an
,ieipa,iou Of hearing the debate on the re-
por, Of the coufsrses. The report that
Breckinridgs. Of Arkansas. had been So
lsc,sd minister 10 Russia, which evidently
bad been discussed IN the eoos. added 10
The interest. Wilson. chairman Of the
ways aud meAns committee, appeared In
Tie house and was greeted with sp-
plAuse.
wilson was recognised and said be wa
airse.sd by tho coufsrsss on the part oi
Ne house 10 report that they had bssr
unable 70 agree upon ths amendments b,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
TAKE STEPS

OF uu"&utty sboW
consumption, and
can be cured. The
the evidence Of
huudrsds Of iiv.
ing witnesses to
the fact that. In Z
ell It's sariyE
stages eousump-~
tion 10 q curable
disease. Not
every case. but q
isvEs esvessfag
oaJsi, and We bell
HNy 81 Esr essL
cured by Dr., Pie
noidea Medical
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Ezpie.ien ON n Weasel

London. July ~ An explo~ion occur
rel on board a government vessel engae-
si in blowing up an old wreck in the IA
Isn, this muruing, killing four men and
|,niuring several others. Three Of the In
|iurr,i have since died. making the mum.
b-r ~ deaths seven.
A, Bisiey Cape ,o-dav .l.e Csnsdian
rife team won the RaIelAgh challenge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
" Arrant.ta n,s,-r-.

ChioNg". July 90 Between nunn aud
sund"~n To-day my to seventy i've
bench warrants 81 Arrrrt will have b-rt
serv~i by uni,e'i States deputy mArrhal'
upon individuals. against whom In rrn.
dering It's dual repor, yesterday the
special fe'irral grand jury returned in
lictmentn frr ni'rnscs under the Interstate
commerce act and the laws relating :,
transportation II Cni,ei States mails.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Fulton. III, July 2O.-work on ,hs
new cotton mills at this place 10 being
rapidly pushed. and IL Is expected thai
the works will he really for operation
within month This will give employ
n.nt Ia nearly one thousand Ieople
The mills have been removed from Alleg'
h.ny City, Pa, and eigh'y.four car car
loads of machinery have been Requires,
for e,iuipnent. II will lie the largest In
dustry Of the kind In the mississippi val
lev
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

pr-rbds-i, AMI Miss Lia a. Cio,hi.r. ~
Indianapolis. spoke At length on work
sin''nr 'h" h"yo aud g,rls IL the c"n.
grcss on r"cisl work. al the Jarvi. street
Baptist church, with Dr. G. N Nese. of
Baltimore, presiding. Rev. v. NJ. Clover.
Of Bay City, Mich mad. an earnest al.
dr-sa upon methods Il welcoming s,rang.
err and Rev. u II Love,,. ~ Davenport.
la, nsrra,-d sbLie special m.,h"ls "
winning yuing men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
worlds Eair Measis.

Phila,irlphiA. July 3o.--Thsre Is now =
prosp-c, that the sueosssfai exhibitors al
At the Chicago world's fair will get then
mssials before the gr.a, exposition hH'
been entirely forgottsn. Under ordsrs
frvn Secretary Carlisle, the engraving
dspars@ens Of the min, has complstsd a
patchwork dssign with =, Gaudsn's pic
ture on oas aide and the production Of al
unknown saErsver At the min, on the
other. The dyss w.r ssnt 10 ,hs ina
chiusry dspsEtmsn, this morning and ,h'
medals can nov bs turnri out 10 the ful
capacity Of the prs~s-s. Artists wh,
have ssen the patchwork sAy that tbs
msdAls will bs no cr~iit either Ia the
country or the government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Dr.prrs,r Anarchist.

Daris, July 2o--placAris declaring
,ha, laws agains, liberty having been
passed by parliament. anarchists must
use all the means a, their disposal for the
annihila,ion IL tn" bourgeoire, appeared
on the walls Of this city to-day. A, a
meeting Of the socialists last evening the
leaders called upon the people Ia organ
iEe for social revolution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
View s..,e--er Or Lever CALIFORNIA;.

San Diego. Cal. July l9.-Don Angus
lis s.nguinez, late political chief Of the
dis,ric, Of TehuAn,spec, Mexico. has Ar
rived en- route 20 EusenAdA. where he
will relieve Colonel Rafael Garcia Mar
timer as governor Of the Northern dis-
tric, Of Lower California. Senior San
guinez has served as political chief In
chihuahua, and has had considerable IN
ercours- with Americans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
0ailwns Wreea .

Rich Valley, Mimi. July is.-Ths ss-
press train on the Chicago b Gres,
Western railway from Chicago. On route
To 1t. Paul. was dersiisd near here this
morning. cAussd by an axle breaking
Four persons are sAid TO have been in
jured. including the express M lsenger,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Interesting Letter.

The utter emptiness Of tho life of
an idle woman of the upper class In
the last century II illustrated by the
following letter. which wss ssa.-uy
written by French countess to tile
absent count.
Dear Husband Not knowing what
ris, To- dn. will write to you.
"Sut Knowing what IA say, VIII
rlusr Wear'iy yours,
CoUNInss DE r."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
Airam.hin Hin,s Mar

Cleveland. %, J-iy ~ ~. HM,.,.' 81
the various ocean steamships in the city
are besieg~d 10y - large number Il for.
eignerr. who are taking advantage II ,h.
present steamship war and low ra,ee ,c
return Ia their native lands. II is e-ti.
mNted tina, .inc- the hard times com.
m-nced 5000 Foreigners have len this
city aud re,arn,-i to Eurur-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Denver. July !s.-Dr. Robinson u
aswly appointed Indian agent Is trying
desperately hard this morning to recover
|tArrr huntrei dollars that he bunco
luen here swiudlcd him out of. While
|Iarneying To his reservation he fell
Isnong the philis,ines. who worked him
&vea the moth -eaten game.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
L,yeil s~and ~.

Wichita, KAs July -. The sequel to
the horse. whipping given to lawyer y.
u Casey. a few days ago, by sloane
Stanley for alleged undue intimacy with
the latt.r's sister. occurred o. Douglas
avenue to-day, when Mrs casey broke
an umbrella over the bad Of the girl
about whom all the trouble has come up.