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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

II Japan viii grant any more conces
sions the Chinese emperor will send
all his nobility over to be shot by jap
aneSe miscreants.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

Altogether Gresham is acting in a
way that viii cast a gloom over the
next Fourth Of July.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

To the observing man, 1t is plain that
ex-senator Fair had will of his own,
but the San Francisco lawyers can't
see it that way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

The Oriental war Is off-and now we
can expect to see China begin to con-
graduate the Japs that 1t stopped Just
when it did.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

From the length Of Bismarck's birth
day, it is supposable that the family
doctor at one time had a weeks job
Of il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

In oklahoma the idea is to kick and
and the world kicks with you, weep
and irrigation Will be a failure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

Waller is exceptional in this. 1t is
not often that Kansas man allows
himself TO get into trouble so far away
from the newspapers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

Bernard Kelly's desperation is in
tense now, NO doubt, but wait until it
dawns upon him that even pie-coun-
ter can run short of supplies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

The whole world appears to regard
Bismarck kindly-but then Bismarck
has not been asked to take a position
on the silver question.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

A spirited attack is being made on
Cy Leland's apple-jack in Topeka
The result viii probably be an empty
ono
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

The Kansas people would like to be
awakened after all the Investigations
of the lat Populist administration are
concluded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

A number Of letters have gone out
from Topeka to John Waller making
application for the place of advance
agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

With the temperature at 30 there Is
cause to believe that the ground hog
relented with a jerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

The new style in women's waists
is a combination Of red ink, blue light
ming and streak Of smoky sunset
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

No one really objects to Cy Lelands
apple jack. What Topeka wants is
more pie, even if moro pie means less
piety
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

Manitoba appears TO have trouble in
getting the information TO England
that Manitoba is mad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31
BLACK DRESS GOODS
SPECIIL SIZE


The prices will be so low we won't mention them.
because you might think 1t was joke but it's true.
Come and see. But don't come too late
One case Everett Classic" ginghams that will 60
with rush Tuesday at DC See them in the north
window
One case fine standard, yarl-wde bleached muslin
at SIC yard.
One case bleached muslin, famous brand, at lac
yard.
Prices are the tools with which we are building the
largest business III Kansas Look into the matter now
20 dozen full, regular made fine gauge imported
fast black, ladies' hose 1.-The quarter kind-10 cents
until sold
Childrens ribbed tan hose-the quarter kind-15c
Come for the quantity of this lot is not large
Desire for ownership comes with seeing the jersey
ribbed ladies' vest we will sell Tuesday II cents 1t
is of Maco yarn, taped neck and sleeve We won't sell
them in quantities; therefore there will be half dozen
limit
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interest in Cripple Greek, and miners
are flocking to the camp in great num-
horS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-14

= West 105 # side lot No 1885, "a 90.
East y it side lot GIG. S99. walnut Groye)
Lot No D. 1892.
Side of lot No IS. 1895.
Side of lot No 2l5. 1895.
Van Buren, Street, north.
North 80 it OF south 200 it of Horton block.
North so of south 25o it of Horton block,
North p it of south s75 it of Horton block.
$50.
West side of tract beginning on east line of
Van Buren, st., IS # southerly of south line of
City park. thence cas- erly at right angles $50 IT.
thence Southerly at right angles so fl: thence
westerly at right angles $50 fl; thence northerly
on east line of Van Buren, ST., so it to place Of
beginning. S16.65.
West side of tract beginning on east line of
Van Buren, St. l25 it, southerly of south line of
CRY park; thence eaSterly at right angles $50
westerly at right angles $50 it. thence northeriy
on east line of Van Buren, ST. SO It to place of
beginning, $16.65.
West side of tract, beginning on east line of
Van Rnren street IT'S fl. sonfharlv Tram south
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SITUATIONS wANTEo-FREE.

Are you in need of work? If so, you are Is
liberty to use these columns for assistance In
that direction. While this notice appears the
STATE JOURNAL will publish free on Saturday
Monday and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people, all notices of situations Wanted not
exceeding five lines. or thirty-fve words, In
length, provided that all advertisements of thae
nature are handed in previous to ten O'Clock
Saturday morning; also on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday all advertising of this class
handed in by ten O'Clock Wednesday morning.
No advertisements of this nature to be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays. No obi
CATION is incurred on the part of the advertiser.
No worthy and needy man or woman need hesi-
tate to take advantage of this offer. No one in
business or having employment is expected to
take advantage of it, but all others are invited
to avail themselves freely.
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| First published on the 18th day of September
1895, in the official city paper.[
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
TOPEKA. KANSAS.

- September II, 1895. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until Monday, September 16. 1895, at O'Clock p.
m. for the construction and completion of a
prisoners room in the city prison. according to
plans and specifications now file in this Of
fice and subject to the final inspection and
ceptance by the mayor and council
All proposals must be accompanied by GER
tilted check of $50, in favor of the city of TOpe
ka, as guarantee that if the work or any part
of it, shall be awarded to the party making
such propoS ais he will enter into a written con-
tract, within three days after such award. to
perform the work within such time as the may
or and council may designate at the time of
awarding the contract. And the successful
bidder shall give good and sufficient bond.
with two OF more sureties, to be approved by
the mayor, for the faithful per formanee OF his
contract.
The mayor and council reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
IsEAI.l Attest: 8. s. MCFADDEN,
City Clerk.
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First published in the Topeka State Journal
September 14th. 1851
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"ANTED-Men who will work for SIS month
w salary or large commission, selling goods
by sample to dealers Experience unnecessary.
Write us. Household Speciality Co., (79) Gin
cinnati, o.
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Ordinance No. 1905

puiId certain Sidewalks in the CITY Of topeka
and levying and assessing taxes TO pay for
the same.
Be it ordained by the mayor and couneilmen of
the city of Topeka:
SECTION l. That it is hereby declared nee
essary and it is ordered by the may
or and council that sidewalks be constructed
adjoing the lots or pieces of ground herein
mentioned and there is hereby levied and AS
Sessed the several amounts set opposite the de-
scrptions. respectively, the same being for
sidewalks constructed by the city of Topeka
in the year 1895, toWit:
Lincoln street
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line of City park; thence easterly at right angles
150ft thence SOutherIy right angles soft thence
westerly at right angles 100 #; thence northerly
on east line of Van Buren, street 80 It to place of
beginning S16.65.
West side Of tract beginning on east line of
Van buren, street 225 It sOutherly from south line
of City park; thence easterly at right angles $50
IT. thence southerly st right angels IS ft, 10 a
point go It south of south line of City park;
OF Van Buren street; thence northeriy on east
line OF an Buren, street As # to place Of begin
ming. $14 49,
West side of tract beginning on east line Of
Van BH 81 street 20 C. southerly from south
angles $50 it 10 an alley; thence southerly on
west line of said alley so # to point 1870 #
noFtheFiy from north line of First avenue east;
thence westerly at right angles $50 # to east line
of Van Buren, street; thence noFtherly on east
line OF Van Buren, street 80 # to place of begin
ming, S1665.
H.
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Side of lot No 4sS. a. IS.
North I215. # lot No $50, 4. 10.
South 1919 IT lot No $50. Ais.
Lot No 492, 8 80.
. 494, g.. 30.
North ia # lot No 1876, 4. 16,
South 1875 TT lot No 1876, 4.16.
Lot No 49s, {. 50.
. 500, 8. 81.
North 1879 # lot No 500. 4. 16, Dillon
South 1211 It lot No 502. 4. 10 ''
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"ANTED-MaD and wife or single lady
W to board at 1915 Kansas ave.
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RRHANTS, RENTS, SIT
UATIONS, REAL
ESTATE, AUG
D TION SALES AND
OTHER CLASSIFIED AID.
VERTISEMENTS.

THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL guarantees.
every day it is printed. to give local
by far more than all other DafIAes coma
bined. This makes this paper the cheapess,
as well as the best. daily advertising medium n
Topeka. the classified advertisements belo"
costing but
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Five Cents a Line,

or 20 cents line for week; 50 cents by the
month.
Average daily circulation for the six months
ending June so, 1895, was 1884.
Sworn detailed statements of circulatlon pro
sented to advertisers on application.
Cal and see any afternoon between ana
O'Clock the handsomest, fastest. most perIect
piece of machinery in Kansas Web Pef'
fecting press which prints from two TO three
complete SPACE papers per second
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South side of tract beginning 1856 feet westeF-
ly from northwest corner of Fourth and Han
cock thence westerly 10 feet on north line of
East Fourth street, Al. 80.
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WANTED-HELP.

NJ AETED-I Immediately a good girl for
w general house work. 220 Woodlawn ave.
PotWin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-13

with tho Bible or tao Moihodilt die.
cipline."
II think there 10 no authority for
their use,n the bishop answered.
Jesus Christ said 'cuy' That Ia my
conviction. Applause, while all eyes
lentetel again on Dr.. Hato1urlO
"Woii, as TO that" DR.. Harcoutt TO.
piled, 81 think / can my there ls
Scril tural authority Tor the uss " IN.
liviiuai cup. Christ said, 'fhis cup
divi1o among yoU.' AZ to the dis-
cipliuc, what 10 There 10 II against Ia.
Iividual cuTt2"
"lheto was a time" said DR.. Hat
court. "when everyone had 10 20
clenu-shayeu like the bishop Of this
cDtfsronct-when there vas no dippirg
Of the musiacho iuto tue cup, with
perhaps tobacco Juice Ia II, AFTER hsy-
ing Lett the handkerchief nj home.
lGrolns.l / toll YOU, bir. Pres dent,
that from these causes, ifOm thp table
OF the Lord aud MS communion,I have
aimlnistured slops.
Groaun followed and explanations Of
"Obl" and cries % "jiOi 20 but Mt.
Harcourt continued;
"If there were not 20 many ladlo1
present ! might give you brethren
more facts, ,rosns aud cails to otisfl
but 1 roiraiu.0
The bishop called Dr.. Hucoutt 10
order aud DR.. Harc1utt ssit; seer.
tainly, Bishop, I said / would RETAIN
because OF the presence IN this c1ugro.
cation Of ladies, from giving further
unpleasant facts which afu Gpfop1s la
iull distu'siOn Of this subject.
The matter was finally laid on the
table.
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Statements Of Mr. nigHy IN the cal.
ifornta state senate.

Statements Of NJ uiEHy Ia tho cal.
ifoFuta state senate
BACRAMENrO, Cal, March l2.-In
the stsiu senate toIay, Senator Blggy
made charges Of attempted bribery aud
corruption. A bill amending the law
Relating to street railroads, aud repeal
log a law making o cents the maxi.
mum fare TO be charged by San
FNnciscj street railroads, Wis up Tor
consideration. Blsgy, of San Franz
cisco, denounced lgo bill ~ vicious
atd 10 Ia the interest " the street rail.
road gOmblnp. lie said any onr who
would vote Tor the repeal u the present
law was u hifuling Of the Southern
PAolnc.
Arms, Of San Ffanclaco demAnded
an apology, and Biggy, nnt request
Ing that his words bO taken down,
went on 20 say that two years ago he
nad bscn offered $1,000 to vote for cut-
tain bills, AMI that this week he had
been oiierUi s., 900 10 stand IN with the
combination on water, gas, telephone
and other bills, and tuat railroad
money was promised him when hu
reached San FmucisC0. A. % who
were la tho combine, he did not know.
81 dom. want 90 know" hu said. eel
accuse no man on tho door of this
House, but Ouo man, and that 10 the
man who asked ms 20 go H."
This statement created terrific row,
and many senators who had voted
against amendments intended to XII
tho bill under confederation, changed
thuir v0trs, and the amendment was
adopted ny vote Ui IS 10 10.
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check rls oGicef nna'ly GOT Rilsion
aud MtQlaio before "a justice Of The
peace, wnrrc both were put under s2OJ
UOuua, which they refused 20 give.
Luplou paced mis- prisoners on the
Train w briug them 70 Cripple Greek,
but flpnds vi the men covered the e.
rineer with guug, preventing tue
imin's departure. When thu constable
approached the locomotive, tue
engineer Jumped oil anu ran. Finally
the train was startled, bat after gllug a
mule stopped, os,onsiUly TO lot Oh pat-
neu.crs. Patrick L00nfy ana a couple
VI other men attempted 10 sntCr the
rear car, where Lupt0n anu his prison.
efs were. Luplon gfappled with
Looney, ana as ne was iJusing ground,
pulled a gun aud fred. LDvury Was
instantly giieJ. The pris9uers were
"a ely landed In iail here without
iuHhet Incident, but sonOus trouble
10 expected tomorrow.
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IN.uLr To - rnANcIsro.
The chief % Police Denies nm Asaur
lion af max O'noii.

The Chtefo Of Police Denies an Asaur-
lion ~ max O'noii.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l8.-Chief
IL Police Crowley vigorously denies
tho assertion VI Max O'lvll that the
illegilimnto children born In Paris
annually were not more than OgU-third
the number Of natural children born
every year In San FrsnclsCO. Chief
Crowley Gays this city IA not half 10
immoral on the lines suggested as auy
oil the large manufacturing cities OF the
United STAT 70, England or the cont.
nenI, whore young girls anu women
are thrown In daily contact with IRE.
spOnslbiu mules OF their own age. The
chief does not know where NJ. Blsuci
obtained his data, hut pr0nouuctH his
conclusions false whatever the source
VI his sU-called 6tgti.tlog.
III We who have lived here ell cur
lives and have ~ deal with crime AMI
the element Of immOfAlity,O said
Crowley, "eanuut form any accurate
estimate ON this question ~ illegiti.
macy, how could a stranger aud a
foreigner acquire such dala2 THIS
alleged ttcuuh hum0rist IL q iaker Ol
tue TankuHt kind. tt 10 M insult u
compare iAu Francisco 90 Paris, where
the marriage laws are looked upou
almost Ia the light Of a useless Ououm-
bfanCu.
wfO'Roll were here ho would gol
what no PROMISES would DO tie treat.
mrnt VI Mark TwaiB, were the latter
la Parla-hs nose would be pulled"
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7ELEGRAPHIC.
PEACE CONDITIONS.
81, farm, Insisted On BY Japan Row
Made Public.
~ MIST CEDE FOl'llOSA
And ry ss5o,OOo ooo-No O'h,r Ter
,l,ory pcmnndsd-No Cause Tor
European interference
..,,, MUST cEDE roRnosA

..,yaroN. March i2.-As u re-
'e,,bs negotiations between Minis
w. nam in Japan and Miniai'f
20 IN China, the terms Of the
Icy about to be concluded between
49,, ~, and japan are now known
Uni ,,'n ntle short Of exa,tnsai' as I'M
WV ',,as In official circles they arc as
bl5sn 1900, I.ror
,rs,oa bas ceased to exist by tea-
80, tho war, but on the renewal Of
M. new tfeaty will giant Japan
80 territorial Jurisdiction over
Mn. and the latter countfy VIII sur
e .'I me e1tfa.tefriIorlal Jutlsdiclion
N.i f,,mefly held TO Japan
- Ihefu will DO no extension
t.,sn..e terfitofy on the mainland
- b1t the Island Of Fofmosai "a
49,. go nose .siou lying OIL tue COAST
-ilts rffmauouily cedod 10 Japan,
Ts',jIfhr Japauese will by treaty
.,,g,sl the fight 70 continue tue
s'silsn Of Port Arthur and Wei
IN I've. the two great naval stations
aiding 10 the gull Of Peehilii Tor n
W. rIas,,i-Tne claims OF China that
c,,sst, a dpppndonuy Of here snail be
80, r,llpguishci aui C1rea shall
,'sesiofth be- Independent.
F'hb-rhe cash indemnify Go be
rydby ChluA will not exceed s-1O,-
ft, pgfro,e not 10 extend japanese
,,tltoiy Oh the main land, but 20 con-
fsg II 10 the outlying Island OF Formo-
a. anufts the conclusion Of u peace
vahoui European Intervention. The
n,lnlepance OF japanese exlra.ieffi.
80 iudsdlclion leaves China ns the
sslv Oriental county submitting 10
M lud,jlcuon. Until recently all
subtsd nailaus have insisted that the
osft vtfo 10 pfimitive aud punish
ntsbs5 bifbaf0us In both Chiua aud
Itan that consular cOurte should pro.
ud fuignsfa residing Ia these C1uu'
uis,. Japan has recently negotiated n
~ iel " treaties with tbs United
sA,ts, GNa, Britain anu other coun'
lra, 10 which her modern court pfo.
eslufe IA ftc0gulErd anu consular
eoufu abatdontd. In conformity with
thlsnev system japan now terminates
thlnlh consular courts Ia Japan, al.
though JaIantss consular courts In
China ate 10 be continued. This pre-
tshW the singular spectacle Of China
clnutding he advnucn Of japan iuto
modern methods, while AZ the same
tine e3netdIng Tat she IN ttlll Ia the
bihlghiei eongiiion requiring extra
iIHi0nal iafisilc,ion ~ project Df.
tsntn 10 China.
Probably the most important c5ncot.
iI1u Il Japane,o occupation OF Port
Afihuiani Wei Hal Wei for term ui
ytih Ihs Will assure a continuance
q heptaer for many year., b. China
hiab9 condition 60 renew h0stillties NJ
btg u the gateway TO Pckiu Aud to
ChItat commerce IL guarded on either
tis tJ tho great f1rlfesses, which
Cana giants 10 Japgu for a term Of
ytln
TIE permanent annexation OF For.
naa 3 Jupan will give rich aud ieI.
u'e eyun1fy 10 the Japanese, The pro.
egolon oi the island h very extensive.
A.ttvef there are extensive tracts Of
lihi well suited 10 japanese coOlir
hb.L
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TRADE WAR RAGINo.
free Excursions wan ue Given 6,
chicago or NJ. Louls

Free Excursions wan ue Given 60
chicago or NJ. louis.
CHICAGO, March l8.-it II possible
that Ht u fcsult Of a trade war between
Chicago and -. Louis, wnOlesale
usunITy merchants may ride from city
10 city In paflOr cara and enjoy "A pOf-
pelual excursion during tue duli
season at the expense OF their rival
h0tts.
Tho Chicago wholesale trade has
formed an association Tor tho purpose
If lighting tho methods adopted BY 81.
LOUIS wholesale doAluru 10 secure trauo.
The 80. Louis dealers have uontms
for furnishing FREQ transportation hud
"eXpBusu mOueyD 10 country meT-
chRpte. Circular letters nave been
sent, 10 IL said, TO merchants In six.
teen or eighteen HiAtbH aud territories
informing them OF plan whereby
they may have "all necessary expenses
paid" n they will 20 10 ~. Louis AMI
purchase goods amounting 10 at least
81 900. A nice ting Of tue whole
sale dealers was held to die
Cuas freight rates nud the 81.
Louis meeting was mentioned In
cidentally. A plan MHs suggested
and u committee appointed 10 o0usiiur
II. Within few days an ASSOCIATION
was formed consisting Of nearly all the
prominent wholesalers In the city. 1t
was decided to offer the same or better
Inducements for merchants to visit
Chicago and circular letters were AZ
c0rdingly sent TO hundreds VI men ia
Texas aud elsewhere In the southwest
who mai formerly deal, almost entirely
in 81. Louis. An emergency fund was
started and slO. 900 subscribed In few
minutes,
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uafnithfui Partner

BAN FRANCISCO, March ID. W.
Dsyeraux, who was taken east on
Monday evening on requisilion papers
irsm New York charging him with the
rmbezzlement OF $1,000, OF his sister.
ln.law's money, LETT his partner, J. T..
Hove, with reminder OF his visit.
The two were partners IN the manage
meut Of tho Aloazar Iheater during Tue
"Black CTo1K up 10 daten engage
ment. Howe is now tho sole manager,
Tor ON Sunday Dsyeraux helped him-
cell TO the contents OF the box Office iii
amounting TO SASS, Tho following
evening DeverauK was taken cast.
Deyeraux's name ~ said 10 bn VII.
liam II, Hazel. Ho is accused of
violating the partnership trust further
by pretending 10 pay bills anu pocket.
Ing the money.
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WAISTS

Hcaiqulricu Tor the graudcst
assortment Of silk Waists, Lana.
dried Shirt Waists, etc, In the lame,
Just received 1JJ all latest styles.
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rIaED oN ITALIANS.


kiitd by - dob.
Pueblo, Col, March l2.-A special
to zoe Chio6aH from walacnburg. a
small town n,iy.siK miles south Of
Pueblo, sayr;
A mot Ia ambush At 1880 this ovon-
Ing iifed on "a wagon Containing nine
Italians, who ATE charged with iatally
beating a. J. Hiktou, a sai0On-kcepef,
nt ROUSE, a clnl miniug camp six miles
from Walsenburf, Sunday last -Four
Of TIE ItAlisun anu tue wagon driver
were killed.
The Italians, who had been logged
In tue WnlstnUurg jail, were taken 10
the cOfourfia inquest At Rouse this
afternoon. At tue conclusion Of the
session f5r the Jay, tho prisoners were
loaded Into tho wagon and started back
~ the inil.
A. bear Creek, region whsre Tiers
~ muuh uulgfbtush, half "a milo from
Walaenbufg, tao crack Of score OF
rifles, presumably Ia the hands OF
niuUts rang out Four Of tho ptislt-
urs were instantly killed. Joe Mviby,
an American boy, who was driving
the wagon, was alsO killed.
ANN NNlh o. AAt AAANN was NNNN ~
avcngs brutal cnmn. A. Z O'Clock
Monday morning two men, On route 10
WORK VI R0uac, discovered A. j..
Hixon, proprietor Of a saloon, 10 dy-
ing condition about Hu eighth Of mile
from his place VI business. Mr.. HiNOu
had been struck on thU back Of thu head
with n blunt weapon, and waa uuoDn.
scious. HoeKplred within ga nOuf. A
trained bloodhound was promptly SUN.
monet. The animal rusncu nway on
the trail, aud within ten minutes seized
a tnblo leg In the rear Of u saloon 10.
Gated bali q mile distant. Upon OK.
animation blood was discovered on this
lex. rhe DOG then proceeded 10 the
saloon door, aud two mon, LJfUnz0
DaniuO ami JOUAtto Antonio, who wore
discovered therein, exhibited considvra.
bic anxiety 10 get HWty. They were nf-
rested. Two more men, Pete Rosetta
anu Frank Anrico, were arrested In n
cabin near by.
Admissions Of knowledge Of the muir.
der were secured from two Of them im'
mudiatuly uIOu tIvir nfTesi, anu later
they divulgud thu names OF seven other.
who were win chem, Eud charged LUr-
uuzJ DAnlnO with tue mutaCr.