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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
WE WANT INDEMNITY.
Demands for Probably $500, 900 Ofthe
Sultan for Losses to Americans.

Demanus TOT HrODabty SSOO,O0O Ofthe
Sultan for Losses to Americans.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-Secretary Oh
ney has directed Minister Terrell at Con-
stantinople to demand indemnity of $780,
900 from Turkey for the benefit of Amer
lean missionaries who suffered loss of
property in the kharput outbreaks in
November.
Minister Terrell has also been instruc-
ted to inform the sultan's ministers that
an additional indemnify will be demand
ed for the benefit Of Americans who suf-
fered loss of property at Marash few
weeks later.
This second demand will be formally
made as soon as the exact losses sustain
ed by Americans at Marash can be offic-
tally determined. 1t is not expected that
the sum of the indemnity will be less
than 100000, and it may be more.
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A Test Made in New York Proves
1t a Success.
Mabel Davidson Rides It and
Makes a Sensation.
OTHER SPORTINGNEWS
A Hunt on the White River in
Arkansas.
Tug Wilson Matched for a Go
With LebO White.

NEW YORK, Dec. SO.-The ice bicycle
was successfully used yesterday noon by
Miss Mabel Davidson, the champion ice
skater. 1t was the first time the ice BIZ
cycle has been successfully tested by a
professional and it made decided hit.
The machine is intended not only for ice
riding but for travelling on snow. The
the front wheel of the bicycle, in itself
is made for ice alone, bur when the ma
chine is used on snow clad roads a metal
shoe is refitted over the skate. and it is
claimed that the machine will carry
rider over the ground, snow or ice, at
a greater speed than a regular wheel
will
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4 GALENA RAILROAD.

From GalenR to Chetopa.
GALENA, Dec. 3O.-The Peoria Railway
company has been chartered to construct
a standard gauge road from a point near
Galena to point near Cheropa. The dis
lance is about forty-fi five miles through
Cherokee county, Kansas. Jasper county,
Missouri, and the Peoria Indian reserva-
ton in the Indian Territory. The capital
stock is S., 100000 aud the directors are
H. W Moore, L J. Haines and b. Cooley
of Galena; S. P. McNaughton of Max. L
T., and W. E Tuckington of Cherokee.
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ARKANSAS CITY, Dec, 3O.-Georg W.
Hitler returned from New Orleans Fri
day and says the case against his son, Joe
Miller, is a put-up job by an unprinci-
pied detective. He says Davidson, had
the 81, FPS in counterfeit money, while
his son had only three of the $500 bills
which Davidson had passed on him. Both
Davidson and Miller were bound over
In regard to the Santa Fe pass bust
ness, Miller says it was proctical joke
of which some of the Santa Fe officers
were fully cognizant at the time and
laughed at it.
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Kansas city Markets.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 31-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $500; shipments, 1900. Market
strong to sc higher. Texas steers $3.50
@3.30; Texas cows S1.60@255; beef
steers $315@425; native cows 81 .550
2.15; stockers and feeders, 81 4O@$3 80;
bulls S150@300.
Representative sales-Texas steers 90
head, averaging 1913 pounds, 1926: Tex
as cows. 80 head, 991 pounds. 1855; beef
steers. % head, 1870 pounds, 81 IS; ma
tiEe cows. 81 head. 992 pounds, So 10;
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MUNSEY'S TO MOVE.
Future Home ofths Magazine to be in New
London.

London.
New YORK, Dec. 30-Frank A. Nun
sey, the publisher, has decided to move
the mechanical departments of his pub
fishing business to New London, Conn
For some years this department has been
in Lafayette place and in the Judge
building, but it has reached such pro-
portions that a separate building is
needed. The plans for a seven-story
steel building, liz feet by 90, are being
drawn, and work will be begun in New
London at once. Mr. MUnsey expects to
have the building so far advanced that
by May he will be able to set up the
printing presses. The building will cost
about 100000 The art, advertising, ed
itorial, and business departments will
remain in New York.
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SEIZE 3. g. o. PROPERTY.

Attachment Proceeding Begun in
wisconsin By the Northern Pacific.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 3O.-Anumber
have been started in the state courts here
against the Baltimore and Ohio by the
Northern Pacific railroad to secure
settlement of the latter's claim in Chica-
go terminal leases. 1t is thought that
whatever property is owned in Wisconsin
by the Baltimore 81 Ohio company will be
seiZad
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Fitzsinmons.
KISSED AND MADE UP.
Fitz and Julian Have Become Recon-
ciled.

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. 0-Fizsimmons
and Martin Julian have made up their
quarrel Julian had purchased tickets
to New Orleans for himself and mother
and was making preparations to leave
when friends brought the two men to-
gether and they shook hands and made
up. Fitzsimmons says Julian had al
ways acted squarely with him. The Aus
traliaa spent the morning in this city
playing pool with friends, and this after
noon he was busy building a cage for his
lion at his training quarters in Jusrez.
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WICHITA, Dec. 3O-The Wichita Fan
ciers' association has advertised poultry
show for competition and exhibition to
take place il this city beginning on Jan
uary 6, and ending on the 18th. Theo.
Hewes of Trenton, Mo. will be the Judge.
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SEDAN, Dec 80 - Sam Rogers, a
young man, ended his life Monday by
shooting himself through the heart with
a shotgun. 1t is generally understood
that melancholia from unrequited love
was the motive,
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LEON. Dec 30.-Robert Guy went
hunting and the breech of the gun Bile W
out and mangled and powder bu rned his
face. 1t is thought that the sight of one
eye is entirely destroyed.
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Shot the ATarshaI.

ARCADIA, Dec. 30.-W. Fellows, a
druggist became intoxicated The mar
shall was taking him home when Fellows
suddenly shot the officer, the bali enter
ing his side The officer is believed not
seriously hurt Fellows was bound in
the sum of $4,000 He was taken to jail
In Girard.
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ATwenty-Yoar ola Skeleton.

SMITH CENTER, Dec. 30-A skeleton
was dug up here recently that is believed
to be that of a young man believed to
have been murdered here twenty years
ago for 5000.
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ARGENTINE, Dec. 30.-Mary Green gets
damages against the city for $1,000.
The suit was brought for $4,000 The
plaintiff received permanent physical
injuries and the loss of twenty teeth by
falling on a defective sidewalk.
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HOLIDAY ExcuraIon.

Dec. gath, 25th, 31st, and Jan. 1st, the
great Rock Island will sell round trip
tickets at one and one-third fare for points
within 200 miles, good returning up to
and including Jan. 2 4. Ii. FULLER,
City Pass Arent
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WICHITA, Dec 3O.-The fremont house
is being torn down. The history of that
famous hotel of former days is the his
tory of Wichita and her early life. Many
tragedies have been enacted within and
about its DrecinCts
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DILDY CONGRESSES.
PIttsburg Counterfeiter Admits His Guilt
and Exonsratea the AIorrIses

FORT SCOTT, Dec 30.-When Deputy
United States Marshal John Jones took
Leburt Dildy, Albert Morris and Mrs.
Albert Norris, who were arrested at
Pittsburg charged with counterfeitlng,
before United States Commissioner S. p
Mosher for hearing Dildy made full
confession. exonerating Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris. He stated he had been making
nickels. half dollars and So gold pieces,
and that, although he boarded with the
Morris family, they knew nothing of his
business. He was bound over in the SUN
Of $1,000 to appear before the United
States grand Jury next May. In spite of
Dildy's confession Mr., and Mrs Morris
waived their examination and were
also bound over. The entire party went
to jail.
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Holiday Rates.

The Missouri Pacific will sell tickets
on Dec. gath. 25th, 31st and Jan. 1st at
rate of one and one-third fares for the
round trip between ali stations within 200
miles distance. Tickets will be limited
to Jan. 2nd for return passage.
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Reaps "a He Sowed .

ENTERPRISE, Dec 30.-Rev. D. ".
Ross, formerly Methodist minister at
Talmage and at Herington, but who de-
serted his wife for another woman, is be-
lieved to be dying of typhoid fever at
Guthrie
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Got Married Anyway.

KANSAS CITY, Dec William H.
Serviss, son of Chief of Police Serviss,
and Miss Anna New, daughter of Master
Mechanic w. T. New, of the Missouri
Pacific shops, have been married. Both
families objected.
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May Lose His Leg.

ELLSWORTH, Dec. 30.-Judge o. a
Bassett, who is very seriously i'll was
taken to Chicago for surgical treatment
Sunday by brother who is physician.
1t is thought his leg will have to be am
putated above his knee.
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PITrsBURe, Dec. 3O.-Ed. Jones, shot
firer at the Wear coal company shaft at
Vernon, was instantly killed by the pre-
mature discharge of shot. His head
was blown off and his body mangled in
horrible manner
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WITHIN A MONTH.

Frederic Harrison Has Plan by
Which the Venezuelan Fuss Can be
Settled. =
LONDON, Dec S0.-The Chronicle
publishes an article by Frederic Har-
rison declaring that the Venezuelan
claim is on ali tours with a Spanish
claim to Gibraltar
"If the United States can persuade
Venezuela 10 have submitted to bona
fde boundary settlement" the writer
continues. "and to drop her swagger
about Charles v and Phillip II, of Spain
and can enforce an award when it is
made, the question could be settled in
month";
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A HUNT WHITE RIVER.
DR.. Hoover, of PsoIa, Seports Game PIsn
tifuI in the WiIds of Arkansas.

tifuI in the Wilds of Arkansas.
PAoLA, Kan, Dec. 3O.-Dr. W. D.
Hoover, his son Sam, and Mr.. Herspber-
ger have just returned from a three
weeks hunt on the White river in Arkan-
sas.
The doctor says his party had wild tur-
keys, squirrels, ducks and fish in abun-
dance. His son Sam killed one deer, and
the doctor says he is one of the best rifle
shots in Arkansas, and can kill wild
turkey flying as easy as sitting. They
were camped one evening Oh the banks
of Black river. when a fishing party
came along and camped near them, and
at lake short distance from the river
the party put il their sein, $50 yards long
expecting to catch few fish for supper,
but they found it a difficult task to get
the net to shore and when they did they
found they had 1, 400 pounds of fish. con-
sisting of buffalo, salmon, black and
rock bass, croppies and catfish. The
croppies, he says, are about three times,
larger than the croppies of our streams
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DENVER Colo, Dec 3).-N. A. Pip
pin and A. B. Hughes, Class A tandem
team, today road a quarter. unpaced, in
:27 1-5, breaking the old record by two
fiths of a second.
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES.

One and one-third fare for the round
trip to points within 200 miles. Tickets
sold December "a, 25, 81 and January l.
Good for return including January 2
T. A. LEWIS,
City Ticket AGank
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PonItrH as Arkanaas Ga.

ARKANSAS CITY, Dec 30. = The DO uI-
Try show will open tomorrow morning
The local association will make it the
largest chicken show ever held in
southern Kansas.
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Shot the station Agent.

GALENA, Dec. 10.-Two men tried to
hold up Memphis Station Agent George
w. Holmes here He tried 10 shoot but
one of the robbers was too quick and
shot him through the arm. The robbers
escaped.
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LEAvENwoRTH. Dec, 30.-Lon Henry
has a Siberian bloodhound that is said
to be the largest dog in Kansas He was
p months old, his height is two feet aud.
six inches and his weight 152 pounds.
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. Reporting Good sales.

Some of the Topeka druggists are hav-
ing q very large run on Gavitrs Cough
Balsam today, this being the first day in
which they are selling this medicine at
reduced prices, a 90 cent bottle at Is
cents
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DE-. Bishop Presidents of Oswego.

SALINA, Dec. 30.-Dr. William Bishop
of this city has been elected president of
Oswego college for young ladies, and
will enter upon his duties at once. DR..
Bishop has been a resident of Salina
since its settlament
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NEED NOT PAY CosTs.
Wichita LaSvY er says County Need Not
Pay Costs in Liu nor Casss.

WICHITA, Dec 30.-According to a
prominent attorney, Sedgwick county is
not liable for the costs made in liquor
prosecutions where no conviction is Sc
cured. The law, he says, provides that
the county commissioners shall not pay
any costs in any criminal case, brought
without the sanction of the county at
torney. unless the county attorney shall
certify that he has investigated the case
and finds that it was advisable that it be
brought
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES

Union Pacific Route.
One and one-third fare for the round
trip to points within 200 miles Tickets
sold December "a, 20, 81 and January 1.
Good for return including January 2.
F. A. LEWIS
City Ticket Agent
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PITTsBURG, Dec 30-John Mcclure,
who has been employed at w. ]. Ian
yon's smelter, had his left hand crushed
off in the ore crusher.
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that George Mold, the Wichita man, who
is to make the tour of the world in four
years. wearing a clowns costume and
speaking only to and through ventrilo-
quail figure, will fail.
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MAHER HAS THE ADVANTAGE.

Comparative disbursements of the Irish
Champion and Fitzsimmons.
ST LOUIS, Dec 30.-The comparative
measurements of Maher and Fitzsim-
mons show that the Irish champion
has the advantage in physical develop
ment. The figures are as follows:
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TripIe Alliance in Butler.

ENTERPRISE, Dec 3O.-The Moon
light creamery and the Aida creamery.
both owned by Engle s Sheets, have
been consolidated with the Strickland
creameries, owned by c. W. Strickland
of junction City, and doing business in
GearY county.
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WAMEGo, Dec 3O.-The Christian En-
deavor convention of Jackson. Shawnee,
Wabaunsee, Riley and Pottawatomie
counties closed here yesterday. The at
tendance was large.
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sAL1NA, Dec. 3O.-While Leon Rash
was operating polishing wheel at the
electric light plant, he was struck
across the face with piece of brass and
badly cnt
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Travelers' Good Time.

LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 80. "A large
number of travelling men were here at
the Union meeting and banquet Satur-
day and all had a big time. Twenty
new members were received into the
Union.
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sWIGERT LOCATED.
Lost EidOradO Man said to Be Transact
ing BUSINESS in Arkansas.

ing E3usIiIess IN <AILAAusas.
WICHITA, Dec. 3O.-S. Brakeman, spe-
cial officer of the Frisco, says that on
the evening of December IA, he rode on
the Frisco as far as Severy with Andrew
Swigert, whose disappearance from Edo
RADIO caused great uneasiness among his
friends. He says he spoke to him and
asked him why he was going over on
the Frisco instead of the Missouri Pa
cific. Swigert replied that he had bust
ness in Arkansas to attend to and did
not desire that every body should know
his private affairs.
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Corn and oats-Ths advance in wheat
has been the sustaining influence in
corn. Receipts are only moderate
and short sellers usually like to get
ashore at the end of the month. Samples
of cash corn nc higher for through
billed. There has been firmer tone in
oats in sympathy with wheat.
Provisions There is an improving
market in hog products with May pork
as a leader. We believe the depression
in provisions is over, receipts will con-
tinue lighter, and advise buying May
pork for a good advance.
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Woman Counterfeiter Trles suIc

PITTsBURG, Dec. 30.-Mrs. Al Morris,
one of the gang of counterfeiters arrest
ed here, tried to kill herself by taking
morphine, but was saved.
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EMPoRIA, Dec. 3O.-The old building
belonging to Tom Mcmillan, Cottonwood
is being torn down. This building is one
of EmpOria's land marks.
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Popullst Candidate Lose His Contsst.

GIRARD, Dec 5O-The contest case
against Hi Adsir, sheriff elect on the Re-
publican ticket by Ed Campbell, the
Populist candidate, ended, giving Adsit
a majority of 10.
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WHEELING ON THE COAST.
Three Worlds Records Made on Coro-
nado Beach; Calf

IhTee WO hcCOrus NIaue :
nado Beach, Calf.
HOTEL DEL CoRoKADo. Cal, Dec. 80.
Three worlds bicycle records were
made here this morning. Hamilton of
Denver went third of mile, standing
start, paced, in SO 3-5 seconds William
Taylor and Candy Hewitt, of Los Ange-
les, on tandem, paced by Stone, Swan
Drough, Washburne, and Terrill, on
quad, made two-thirds of mile, flying
start. in 1903. The same team went
half-mile, standing start, same pace
makers, in so 10 seconds.
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The closing today was as follows
Sugar. 1923: Gas. 621s: c.. B. s. @. rs
Atchison, 1416; R. L, 659s; w. T., ssh
no. P, 241z; U. P, 4. st. Paul 671s.
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PITTsBURe. Dec so. N. Norris, a
carpenter. suffered a fractured limb by
falling from the roof of building.
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mored here that fight for$25O side has
been arranged between Tug Wilson and
Lebo White, TO be pulled off in the In
dian Territory, Sunday. January IL
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EVEREST, Dec. 30.-The Everest State
bank which was placed in the hands of a
receiver October 10, has been reorgan-
ICED and opened for business again this
morning
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HUTCHINSON, Dec. 30-A son of Peter
Flush went out with his Christmas shot
gun. In taking it out of wagon it was
discharged, blowing his right arm of.
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A few DAYS since the engine at the Ian.

sing mines became wild" getting be-
youd the control of the engineer, and
carrying the elevator cage above the
landing to the roof Here the rope
snapped and the inmates would have
been dashed to death save for the safe
ty catch" lately adopted, the patent of
John s. Chase. This is the best "brake"
the JOURNAL representative has seen, a
model of which is at 523 East Fourth
street.
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WICHITA. Dec. 30.-Henry W. HUT
man and ]. c. Hermon have been admit
ted to practice law.
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Parsons. Dec. 30-James Pryor, a
NJ. K. & T. brakeman, was struck By
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COAL AT LEON.
A Three Foot Vein of Superior Soft Coal
Struck There.

LEON, Dec 3o.-While drilling we'll
in South Leon, Dave Hawking struck a
3-foot vein of coal at depth of forty four
feet. Coal experts have examined the
coal and pronounce it superior to Weir
City product. Great excitement prevails
and a shaft will be sunk INN ediateIY.
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NORTON, Dec. 30-Fire nearly de
stroyed the furniture house of W. j
Bowers. The loss is estimated at $1,000
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Will Herbert, convicted of attempted
criminal assault, is four years and ten
months in the state penitc 7tiary.
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ARKANSAS CITY, Dec. 3O.-Fire dan
aged the residence of DR.. Sparks $50
worth.
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PAP ANsoN AS A TRAP SHOOTER.
He Mirjudges Crippled:Incomer and the
BIRD Drops out of Bounds

He Mirjudges CripPiedsIncomer and the
Bird Drops out of Bounds.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-Referee McQuis-
ton tells the following story on Papa An
son and his attempt to outshoot Capt.
Jack Brewer:
Down at Elizabeth, N J.. there &C.
CURED one of the funniest things l have
ever seen at a shoot, It was that af-
fair in which Capt. Arson, Brewer, and
others took part l refereed the match.
Auson was getting along famously, until
he got a swift, incoming right quarserer,
which he wounded, but it could be seen
at ii glance that it would come over the
lines out of bounds before falling dead
Now, if shooter can run out aud catch
his wounded bird before it gets out of
bounds it is a dead bird to his cred
it. Arson saw the bird futterin e,
and he went after it with ou1-
spread arms, holding his gun in
one hand. You should have seen him
run trying to head off that wounded bird.
The old man was shooting with Jack
Brewers famous gun, which cost 'steen
hundred dollars, and poor Brewer was
scared white for fear AnEe would throw
that gun down. He yelled like an Indian
at Anse to hold to the gun. The big
fellow didn't get near enough the bird to
catch il, or rather he mi5j Judged it and
ran under it. while it fell dead as a stone
right out of bounds. Just imagine tue
old man misjudging a foul fly, and think
how he would look. and imagine what
he would say, then you have a picture of
Anse as he stood on the grounds figuring
how it all came about. He shot a good
race, however, and gave Brewer chase"
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Judge shinn to Practice Law.

EUREKA, Dec SO.-Judge C. w. shinn
will begin the practice of law January l
in this city.
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Jones Thinks Mold VIII Fail.
HUTCHINSON, Dec. 30.-Paul Jones,
the globe trotter, has gone to Fort Worth,
Texas. Mr.. Jones is inclined to think