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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Giye Bond and Then Fig Int.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 1.-Franli
Erne and Jack Downey, who were
booked to fight before the Empire
Athletic Club last night, were arrested
shortly after 0 O'clock at the instance
Of the Methodist Ministers Associa-
ton, charged with being about to com.
NIT q misdemcanor. Both men ap-
penred before a county judge, gave
bail and Immediately drove to the
club house, where they fought The
fight was declared a draw at the end
of the twentieth round.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
OBJECT TO GARY.
I%.ussxsrt's New Attorneys Oppose the
Anarchist Trial judge

CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.--When the sccona
trial Of Adolph l.. L~uctgcrt, for tho
murder of his wife, was called before
Judge Gary to-day ex-Judge Lawrence
Harmon and Max Riese appeared us
his attorneys, Albert Phalen, junior
counsel Mt the first trial, having
withdrawn yesterday after a heated
interview with Luetgert and the new
lawyers. The court room was packed
with spectators. Most of the session
was taken up by Mr.. Harmon in argu.
Ing that Judge Gary should not try
Luctgert, on the ground that he was
not qualified to SIT rs q criminal Judge.
Judge Gary overruled the motion, in.
timating, however, that he was will
ing that some other judge should sit
In the case providing counsel for the
defense could come to an agreement
with the prosecution.
Harmon and REESE held a c~onsulta.
ton with States Attorney Deneen
with the object of deciding on some
other judge to hear the case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
TESTING THE YEATER LAW
The Collateral Inhoritancs Tax Provis-
Ions for ths Universi,y In Court.

Tho Collateral InhOritancs Tax Frovis-
Ions for this University la Court.
JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Dec. LIN
he supreme court to-day the case of
tho state ex rel. Whitley VS.. Rasieur,
probate judge OF st. Louis, and tho
state ex rel. Garth vs.. Swiszler, pro-
bate judge of Boon county, were called
up on motions for writs of certiorari
to quash proceedings for the collection
Of the collateral inheritance tax i'm
posed by the Yeater bill for the en-
towinent OF free scholarships in the
state university. The curators of the
state university are represented by ex-
Governor w. j.. Stone and L. n. Jud-
son, and the opponents of the law by
Colonel w. n. Williams of Boonville,
Mr.. Hinton of Columbia and Silas B.
Jones, NJ, +. Watts aud Frank NJ.
Estes of st. Louis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
URGES EVICTION STRONG.
indian Agent Wisdom Rsports-Ihe In.
truders Must Go.

Indian Agent wisdom Rsports-The In.
truders Must Go.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-fn hi1 report
10 the interior department, d. NJ.
Wisdom, agent Of the Union Indian
agency, In the Indian territory says;
The intruders must go. The in
truders have made the Indians doubt
the good faith Of the government and
made IL more difficult to treat on
the moro important issues Of
allotment and the breaking up
Of tribal autonomy In the nation to
which the individual Indian belongs.
A sound public policy demands the
eviction Of all declared intruders, and
any measure Of expediency on the part
Of the department that temporizes
wish the intruder or postponcs his re-
moval on mere technicalitics Is falla-
cious and misleading. Let all the
treaties be enforced and all tho safe.
guards secured to tho Indians be up
held In letter md IN spirit, and then
the Indians will make liberal conces-
sions and accept without murmurin9
that changed condition which con.
fronts them"
The report deals with a number OF
important Indian developments. 1t
says the clamor for a change In tribal
autonomy has produced Indian unrest
and disquietudc, resulting in q deter
mined purpose on tho part of many Of
the fullbloods, who will act in their
individual capacity, to emigrate TO
either Mexico or South America and
there purchase new homes for them
selves and families. This movement,
the report says, may grow to the pro-
portion OF u colony, and IL Is under.
stood liberal grants Of land can
DO secured from the countries men,
toned. This movement" he says
''may settle tho Indian problem To q
degree, and thus happily relieve the
Dawes commission, congress and
others who have combattcd with the
question for years The movement
may be chimerical or visionary, but I
am disposed to present 1t seriously"
Discussing the judicial complications
In the territory, the report stamps the
change made in putting deputy United
States marshals back on q fee basis as
o great mistake. 1t takes q roseate
view OF the possibilities Of success OF
the Dawes commission negotiations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
CAR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
swallow. Powdered ol.,. and Make.

swallows Powdered Giass ana Makes q
Desperate Attempt to XIII . Deputy.
LIBERTY, Mo, Nov. 80 About 4:3t
o'clock yesterday afternoon. William
Carr, murderer OF his 3.year-old daugh.
ter, Belle, attempted To commit sui.
eide by swallowing pounded glass.
lie fought desperately against rene.
dial measures and had To be choked
into submission. DR.. Sewer, who Is
attending him, docs not say whether
or not Carr will recover, but IL Is
probable that he will.
Cars wife called to see him yester.
day afternoon, and Deputy Sheriff Ed
Cavc took Carr up TO the shcriTs
Office that he might talk TO her. Cave
left the two there with Night Watch
man viii wymorc and went
down to the Jail to see IL Carr
had made my new plans The
prisoners told Cave that Carr
had taken n bottle OF medicine
belonging to one OF the prisoners Sat
urday night and. after pouring the
medicine On the floor, had pounded the
bottle until the glass was reduced
almost 90 powder. Carr put the
pounded glass into u tobacco sack and
went back to his bunk and went to
sleep. The prisoners we're afraid to
say anything about 1t To the officers,
and did not say anything until Carr
was up In the sherif's Office.
Just before Carr was taken 70 the
et,nriF'o AHt,n hn ,.nnN tnta Tho .1Nsnt
with n cup Of water in his hand. lie
took something out Of his pocket,
poured IL into the cup and drained IL,
contents. lie then walked upstairs
and talked to his wife. When Cave
learned Of Cars queer actions he took
him back to tho Jail and went
for DIR. Sewer. Tho doctor requested
Carr 70 take an emstic, and he
refused In very strong terms
The doctor then gave him
n hypodcrmic injection designed to
make him throw the glass up. A few
minutes later no tried to give him an.
other, and Carr grew threatening In
his attitude and looks and refused to
permit it Cave left the Jail to get
otu oIiiCcTS W ISSiSL AnlS itlb INC
doctor alone with Carr, who picked up
a chair aud started at Sewer, but did
not strike him. Then he said he would
kill Cave when he came back.
Cave soon returned with officers
Thompson aud Wymore. Carr lifted
the chair to brain Cave. but Cave was
too quick for him. lie leaped and
caught Carr by the throat, and tho
two other officers rushed in to assist.
Carr. however, fought desperately, and
kept tho three men of several minutes.
Finally they downed him and Carr
was choked into submission. He
begged Cave not to choke him to death.
II is evidently his desire to have the
officers shoot him. A second injection
was given. Carr, but the glass failed
to come up. Sewer said that he could
not say whether Carr would recover
or not, II Is thought that he will re-
cover, rs he has such o strong consti
tuition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Thought She Was Queen.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The case Of
an Indian woman, stranded at Stock
holm, swcden's capital, has been
called to the attention of this govern.
ment, and means for her return to
this country have been furnished by
her brother through tho state depart
ment. The woman Is q half-brccd
C~hickasnw who joined n show and was
left at Stockholm mentally derangcd.
In her unbalanced condition of mind
she laid claim to tho throne of that
country and proceeding to the palace.
demanded her rights as queen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
RESULT OF A LYNCHINC.
Mother Commits suicide and Two rnira,
Wanderers Escape U~npuu,sbeo

Murdsrers Escape Unpuushed.
BISMARCK. N. D., Dec. "A export,
has reached here from the Standing
Rock reservation that the mother OF
Philip Ireland. one Of the young In.
dams recently lynchcd at Williams
port, has committed suicide because
OF tho d~isgraceful death of her son.
There Is q belief among the Indians
that any person who may he hanged
will never reach The happy hunting
grounds, the heaven of tho Indians.
This Is the reason that the indians at
Standing Rock wanted the Indians
shot and not hanged.
Although the motion has been made
oy States Attorney Armstrong, OF
Emmons county, for their dismissal,
Frank Blackhnwk and George Dc.
tender arc still in the county jail hero
and will not be released until to-
morrow morning, when General
Crimsic, of the Standing Rock rese rya-
lion will be here TO take the men back
20 the reservation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Mrs. born Clay Ill.

VALLEY VIEW, Ky, Nov. 3o.-Mrs.
Dora Richardson Clay, General Cnssius
NJ. Clay's young wife, who recently
left him, is said to DO seriously Ill at
her brothers house from p~eritonitis
resulting from o fall from n horse.
Yesterday General Clay sent her u
basket Of fruit and u note inquiring
whether she had proper medical at
tentiCn,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
A WIRE NEXT.


J. T. Morgan 3 Co Secure Control Of
All Of tho Factories Of tho Country.
New YORK, Dec. Efforts were
begun six months ago to consolidate
under n ownership aud management
the wire rod, wire nail and other wire
interests of the United States. At q
meeting just held in this city every
wire manufacturer in the country was
present and q basis acceptable to all
was arranged. j. 7. Morgan & Co.
are financial hackers of the enterprise,
which involves 500, 900, 600. There IL
every reason to believe that by Febru.
airy / every wire mill in the country
will be owned by tho Morgan com
pany, with John w. Gates Of Chicago
as president of the company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03

Crazed by the Luetyert Trial

DENVER, Col, Dec. John II.
Dame, until recently q runne for the
Western hotel, was locked up yester-
day or a charge OF insanity. lie read
the testimony In the Leutgert murder
trial at Chicago and became possessed
OF a frenzy TO kill his wife and two
children, and to burn their bodies in
the old garbage crematory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Missouri Statues to Grace tho Capitol

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The statues
Of Thomas ii. benton and Frank r.
Blair, two illustrious Missourians,
were received ut the Capitol today.
They will be placed in Statuary halt
with appropriate ceremonies when tho
Missouri delegation decides uron the
day and arranges the program for the
occasion. The statue of Benton will
stand between those of jefferson and
Washington. while that Of Blair will
be located between Baker and JET,
ferson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
HOSTS PERISH.
Sig vhousand Natives snd o Europe.
ans Killed In tho Philippines.


SAN Francisco, Nov. 49, About
5000 natives and fully 400 Europeans
lost their lives in the typhoon on the
island OF Luzou OF tho Philippine
islands, October o. The storm devas.
tated the entire southern portion of
the island and cnt off communication
with the rest of tho world for two
days.
October IL tho hurricane struck the
island of L.eyte and in less than half
IN hour the chief town was in ruins.
The pauic'striclsen natives tried to
make their way to clear ground and
in doing SO 400 were buried beneath
wrecked buildings Ono hundred
and twenty'six corpscs OF Europeans
were recovered when q search was
made for the dead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
BADENI RESIGNS.
Austrian Cabinet Tenders It's Rssig nation
-p<rilamsnt Adjourned by Emperor.


VIENNA, Nov. 30.-The Austrian
ministry yesterday rendered their
designations to Emperor Francis 10.
seph, who accepted them and en-.
trusted Baron Gautsch. who holds the
portfolio Of public instruction OF tho
retiring ministry, with the task OF
forming n new cabinet.
1t is asserted that tho emperor at
first declined to accept the resigna-
ton Of the cabinet, but Count Badeni
replied;
"Your majesty, I cannot accept tho
responsibility. Bloodshcd will ensue
II I remain ia Office"
Thcreupon the emperor reluctantly
accepted the resignation.
Yesterday morning Emperor Francis
Joseph addressed m autograph letter
10 Count Badcni, dacr,eing the ad-
journment OF the reichsrath until fur,
Their orders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Trial of Ion LaOksy.

RICHMOND, Mo-, Dec. 1.-The trial
Of Lon Lackey. who is charged with
being an accomplish in the Winner
murder, four miles north Of this place,
about a year ago, was taken up before
Judge I,roaddus for trial yesterday.
The jury was impsneled and court al.
journed until 8 o'clock to-day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
plea. for tho Girl who shot Him

GRAND Forks, N. d, Nov. Ole
Halverson, who was shot at lnGster
by Miss Mary Luxton on Saturday
night. is dead. He vas conscious to
death. and begged that Miss Luxton
might not be prosecuted, as he alone
was TO blame.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03

NEW York, Nov. 3O-Oniy three
women were In the court at Long
Island City today when the trial Of
Martin Thorn for the murder Of Will.
lam G~uldensuppe was resumed. After
John Gotha. tho barber who had tes.
tiled strongly against Thorn. had de.
MED that he had ever been In mn inc
briate asylum, Mr.. Howe began his
address for the defense. In this he
declared Thorn's innocence and ar.
raigned Mrs. Mack rs tho real muir.
derer Of Guldeu suppc.
At the conclusion OF Howe's addreNn
he asked that before tho case was
closed the jurymcn should DO per.
mitted TO view the premises at Wood.
side. The district attorney said he
would like TO think over the PROPOSE.
ton before informing the court OF his
yicws.
The defense called several witnesses
TO testify to the prisoners good char
meter, and after n short recess Thorn
was put upon the stand to testify In
his behalf.
Beginning with the statement that
he came TO America seventeen year
ayo, and that his real name wa, Tor.
ceswiscky, the prisoner briefly related
the facts OF his life up to the time he
met Mrs. Mack. eighteen months ago.
Guldensuppe was boarding with Mrs
Mack Mt the time. She, no declared.
hrst made love to him aud he returned
the love until she testified against
him. Ho told Of the quarrel with and
attempted shooting OF Guldensuppe
last winter. He declared that Mrs
Mack induced him to visit Woodsidc
cottage on the pretense that she
wished to live with him In some quiet
place. juno rs no went to the cottage
and Mrs Mack met him at the door
and told him she had shot Gulden-
suppe dead. He helped to undress
the body and carry IL TO the bath tub,
and aftcr he had brought plaster Of
paris she began cutting up the body.
using q knife and small saw. After
she had cut of the legs she went out
for fresh air. On her return they in.
cased the head in tho plaster. They
took away the clothes, saw. knife and
revolver In one bundle and the head
in another. Tho latter was thrown
from . ferry TO New York aud the
clothes were burned In Mrs. Nack's
cooking stove. The other pieces OF
the body were disposed Of ut the place.
whore they were found.
Thorn told of his meetings with the
WOmNu after this and how Mr., NncL
had made preparations to 20 to Eu.
rope. Mrs. Mack met him on Tuesday
night, Juno 30. and tho following day
he learned from the papers that she
had beer arrested. Ito said that he
had told Gotha that Mrs. Mack killed
~Guldensuppe and also told the barber
how the body vas cut mp and disposed
OF. He told Gotha Of his intention to
give himself up TO tho police, but
Gothn asked him to walt. Ho gave
Iotha some pawn tickets and made an
appointment TO meet him the follow
ing night. He kept the appointment
and was arrested During his CONVEX.
.ntions with Captain O'Brien he told
the detectives some truths and some
falsehoods.
During the direct testimony Thorn
looked directly at tho jury. lie spoke
clearly and distinctly, although ut
times his voice dropped to n rather
low tone. He used very good English
with only n slight trace OF German ac-
cent His direct examination lasted
thrce-quartcrs OF an hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
FOR ARMOR PLATE WORKS
The Navs Hoard VIII Report In Favo,
Of the Government Taking Action.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The nava,
armor plant board will submit its re.
port to Secretary Long Tomorrow.
In anticipation Of its presentation ad-
vertisements have been prepared by
the judge advocate general OF the
navy calling for proposals for the con.
struction of a government m fac
tory. This Ia in accordance with a
provision made at the last session of
Congress. When bids have been re-
ceived a statement concerning them
will be sent to Congress, but the navy
department will not take any further
action until 1t Is directed to do no by
\ legislative enactment. The board
estimates that the total cost Of estab.
fishing the plant will be 81. 800, 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
FLANAGAN GIVES BOND.
Jasper County bribery Cases Continued
Until Next March.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Dec. L--John
II. Flanagan of Jaspor county was
arraigned in the Cole county circuit
court yesterday under tho indictment
returned against him by the grand
jury last Friday charging him with
bribery in connection with the last
general assembly. His case was con-
tinued until the March term OF court
and his bond was fixed at $500. which
was given.
A. W. Elsner of this city, who was
jointly indicted with Flanagan. was
not present, but bond In the same
amount In his Ease was fixed by the
court
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
sulcide 10 Avoid D,,rrnc..

CLINTON, Mo, Nov. 3o.-Bert Law
SOU, aged 20, took fifteen grains of
morphine yesterday and died last
night He left u note TO his mother
stating that he vas suspected of theft,
but was innocent and could not bear
the disgrace Of the accusation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Must Wear White UniformA

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 1.-The Wells.
Fargo & Co., Express company will
shortly issue orders requiring that all
messengers in its employ purchase
white duck uniforms and wear the
same while in the discharge OF their
duties.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
banker suea for $4,000 for Alienation

OrrUMwA, Iowa, Dee. ]. p. l..
Wood has sued ). w. Brunt, cashier
of the Keokuk county state bank and
leading Democratic politician, for sSo,-
900 for alternating his wife's affections.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
ery for Railroad commissioners.

MsxIco, Mo, Nov 3o,-H. A. Forg,
cry, a travelling man whose home is in
Mexico. announces himself in the pa
pers here as q candidate for railroad
commissioner OF Missouri, He says no
has backing in at least dfty ~couatiea
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
To Honor Noted m,,.our,.,..

COLUMBIA, Dec. Tho board of
eurators OF tho Missouri state uniyer-
sity has commenced the proposed coll
lection Of portraits of c~x-governors, OK.
presidents of the university and other
distinguished Missourians to adorn
the walls Of the new academic hall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
REPRIMAND FOR LOWERING
Tho Sentence Of h Court. Martial VII
ne Carried Out Before Long.

the sentence OF the Court. Martial Will
Ne Carried Out Before Long.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-Secretary Al
ger has received from Lieutenant Colo
mel Hunter, Judge advocate Of court
martial in the case of Captain Leonard
A. lowering Of the Fourth infantry.
charged with brutality to Charles
Hammond, private, the record OF tho
proceedings aud findings He admits
that the published reports of the sen.
tence arc correct. It Is understood
that the proceedings will DO approved
by the department and that a severe
reprimand will be administered
through publication in official ordera
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
No ssvors for Union ye,eran~

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 30 The Gcor-
eia Legislature has killed a bill by Mr..
Calvin Of Richmond county which pro.
vided for granting free license to
Northern soldiers who might now be
living In the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
FLANAGAN IN
The Missouri Lobbyist Taken to Jsner.
son City to Answsr Charger


CARTHAGE, NO.. Nov. 30. - Deputy
Sheriff Eromme Of Jefferson City ar
rived here Saturday night and notified
Fire Alarm Flanagan Of his indict.
ment for attempted bribery by the
Cole county grand jury. Flanagan spent
yesterday arranging his affairs and
left with Fromme last night. As he
was about to depart he said he had
never spoken to Silas Carr, the legis.
lator whom he Is accused Of having
approached, and that he could not
then recall the mnn's features
Flanagan says: IF I Am charged
with having tried to bride Silas Carr,
It certainly cannot be- proven on me.
] know no such man. Furthermore,
this man Carr vas not In a position to
be bribed."
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Five yoar. for .'nlg aawIsy."

New York, Nov. 80. 49, William c.
Woodward, alias Zig Hawlcy," who
last week was convicted Of attempted
blaclSmail on Samuel w. Brigham,
was sentenced here to-day to five years
imprisonment He vas known princi.
pally under the alias of Hon. Lionel
Musgrave." Ho was probably the
most acute card sharp living.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
Capitalist ple. of Heart F.,lurs.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo, Dec. l~,--Justus
ieck, aged n, a capitalist OF Persia,
Iowa, dropped dead OF heart disease
here to-day, while on q visit to his
son. a passenger conductor in the EN-.
ploy OF tho Chicago Great Western
railway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
A Fatal shooting nj Cant u. KaA

MCPHERSON, Kan, Nov, 40 Thomas
Young and Frank Parks, two business
men of Canton, this county, became
involved In a quarrel yesterday after
noon, when Parks shot Young in the
abdomen. Ho cannot live. Parks IL
under arrest,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
MATTHEW RYAN DEAD.
The Well Known or;h man
Succumbs TO Ills InIurIeA

succumbs to Ills Injuries
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov. 30, -
Matthew Ryan, n leading citizen died
this morning from cranial injuries
from a fall from his horse at his farm
last week.
Mr.. Ryan is n son of the elder Mat
thew Ryan, n rich and we'll known
pioneer who died n few years ago
The Ryans had large interests in cat
tie and land hereabout and elsewhere,
and the estate is as large as it ever
was A widow, several children aud
other relatives survive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
QUITS FAMILY AND HOME.
James w. McCsuiey of Trading Post,
kan.. Departs with = Widow.

Kan. Departs with = Widow.
TRADING Posr, Kan, Nov. o.
James McCauley, = leading merchant,
well known rs u Democrat and a Ma
son.. formerly postmaster here, and
Mrs Maggie johnson, "a widow, form.
erly OF Harrisburg, Pa. left here to-
gether yesterday. McCaulcy left a
wife. q married daughter and grown
SON McCauley gave n quit claim
deed to their farm to his wife just be.
fore he left and his son was given the
stock and store. with an understand.
Ing that all relations we're to be sew.
cred II Is believed that Mrs. johnson
mas lately lived in Kansas City, Mo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
SHORT IN HIS
Louis W. Pratt. Collector of Intornai Rev.
enue at Albany, N. Y, Rsmoyed.

nv ""'"'' ~ Hotiosou'
ALBANY, y. N, Nov. 10. The Jour.
NIL is authority fer the statement
that Louis w. Pratt, collector Of in.
ternal event for ths Albany district,
has been percmptorily removed, his
chief deputy, Harlan p. Draper, being
designated TO act as collector until u
successor can DO appointed. 1t Is al
lsged that he Is short about $4,000 in
his accounts with brewers lis has
been prominent In politics for years
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
MAY NOT VISIT KANSAS.
Ona Melton Has . Lecture Tour Uader
consideration

New YORK, Nov. 30. --Ona Melton IA
stlll here and his address Is in care OF
the journal. Hs said he intended To
remain in the city uatil about the hol'
iday time, when he might visit his
relatives near Aurora, Ark. lie had
no intention Of going to Kansas unless
some point therein should ba included
In q lecture o which lie will proba.
bly, undertake.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03
A Rich Div0roea

HrAwArHA, Kan, Dec. L. Mrs.
Rudy Schwint has been granted q di.
vorce. Her husband, who Is q wealthy
farmer, consented to her plea of ex.
IRENE cruelty and agreed TO pay her
$50, COO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-03

To succeed tbs Lsts General Ordw"y'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Prcsi'
dent has appointed George II. Harris
of this city brigadicr general of the
militia OF the District Of Columbia tn
succeed the late General 0rdway.