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Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

/ H. Q. Dodge, one of our lively real
estate dealers, after tripping the light
fantastic toe Saturday evening at the
Morris hotel, took the early morning
train for the cities, and "mensome.v
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Mr.. Fowler's electric light plant
and feed mill had a narrow escape
|. from fire, Saturday night. The wood
work which was close to the exhaust
pots took fire and had just started a
small blaze when noticed and put out,
consequently no damage was done.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

H. B. Lund, practical matchmaker
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Hon. D. P. O'Neil of Graceville was
doing business in Morris last Mon
day.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

&c per bushel above Morris price
paid for wheat at Riverside Mill. tt
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

The Mutual Life OF New York, is
the Oldest and largest Life Insurance
company on earth. Assests 1924, 744,
1892, The best company is the one
that does the most good. This com
pany since its organization in lS43,
has paid for death claims, $l7S,O45,-
1876; paid dividend to policy holders,
S95, l6l ,088.52; paid matured endow
ments'annuitiesand policies purchase;
Sl65, 79s, S63.03. Average daily pay
ments of the Mutual Life for death
claims are about $50, 900. For psrticu-
lars see. A. L. SrENeER,
Dist. Agent,
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Ia consequence of the change on
the Great Northern Ed. Rutledge,
formerly of this city, and recently
express messenger on the Watertown
branch, is transferred back as express
messenger on the Browns Valley line.
Mrs. Rutledge and children were
visiting friends in the city yesterday
on their way to their old home in
Browns Valley.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

]. r. Kruger, took sprint and
landed in the, cities one day last week
and transacted considerable BUSH
ness while there,
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

H. B. Lund has an elegant line of
opal rings, studs and scarf pin
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Elmer Morrill, Of Ortqpville was in
town Monday on legal business.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Elsewhere we publish list OF
patents granted in the last week, and
in that list we notice the name of l..
E. Dye, of Morris, who was granted a
patent on Magneto-telephone. Mr..
Len Dye, during his last residence in
Morris completed his invention and
made an application for a patent.
This patent does away with an cleo
trio battery and magnet used in
stead. It is quite an improvement
over the Bell telephone system, and
if patened fifteen or twenty years ago
would have been worth millions.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

For 9 neat nobby spring suit see A.
L. Stenger, 1000 samples to select
from. Satisfaction guaranteed, Suits
to order from $1,000 up. Pants to
order $3.50 and up
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

McAyeal the Matchmaker.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

FOUND-Fur coat. Owner can
have same by calling at this office
and paying for this ad.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Senator E. u. Jones drove to Chokio
Sunday.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Wheat 64c to-day.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

See those elegant ladies shirt waist
lets at I'll. B. Lund's
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Use Dwight's -four made at Grace
vile, Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

We have just received carload of
bran and shorts, which we have for
sale. OLSEN, Gutter, HEALY, Co.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

M. F, Finnegan shipped three car
loads of young stock Monday.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Mrs. II. W. Stone of Benson was
visiting with Morris friends last Fri
day.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Get your paint, brushes etc. at ],
r. Kruegers.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28
goeal gutes.
WEDNESDAY. APR. il, 1897.


wheat o4c .o-oay'
McAyeal the Watcnmakef,
IT p Tnnd rract;cal matchmaker
sanator = Z Ionos drove q cbok;o
sunday
~ n.u;.h.,a a., = C4roco.
~ 49,
80. ,,rnsbos ato At /
~ 49,
Wall paper from cents double
roll up at Krueger's.
M. S. Stevens OF 'Tracevllle was IN
town on Monday last
oherin MUNRO le'uineu yos'
rom TRIP 70 o', raul
n . GU roft for q Cloud and
the cltles MONDAY noon
p Andrevs. Of ramnbell. was doing
business in Morris last week
FOR Secondhand buggy
e TL ul
loads Of yonno stock Monday.
Elmer Morrill, OF Ortopvllle was IN
Gown monuay u ieS'' BUSINESS
IT r Innd has an elegant line Of
onal r;nos stpds and scarf min
&c per Dusnel ABOVE MOTIFS piloe
paid Tor wheat at hlVersloe MIL I
Hon. d. P. ONeil of Gracevillewas
doing business in Morris last Mon
day.
Mrs. II. w. Stone OF Benson was
visiting with Morris friends last Fri
day.
Tos. B. Dybdal, cashier OF the
Citizens Bank, Snndayed in Elbow
Lake.
Kruger offers a frst-elass mixed
paint at $1.0O per gallon, to close out
his stock.
atlieh SPAN :, 'n'9 ooun' nao
recently oeen piaoeu u 'ne 'ioo = :.
p pensioners
Is. ~ Pepper lesulnea nome ioi 9
.ouplo = 20 'a'' "eA I ~ ~ = :
through iowa
MIS- - = camp anu cnllaren nave
ro.4a ,..a
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Tos. E. Dybdal, cashier of the
Citizens Bank, Sundayed in Elbow
Lake.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Wall paper from Z cents double
roll up at Krueger's.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

M. S. Stevens OF 4raceville was in
town on Monday last.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

FOR SALE Second hand buggy
Inquire of Thos. Thomasson
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

P. Andrews, of Campbell, was doing
business in Morris last week.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

N. r. Spur left for ST. Cloud and
the cities Monday noon.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

H. r. Spur, of the Central Mime
sofa Land Co., was looking after real
estate in Evansville last week.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Alexandria has just sold $4,000
school bonds at par with no commits
sion, drawing AZ per cent interest.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Sheriff Munro returned yesterday
from a trip to st. Paul
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

A. McConville purchased fine
driving team for his livery while in
Elbow Lake last week.
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

Mrs. G. g. Camp and children have
returned from an extended visit
Cottage Groves
Morris tribune., 1897-04-28

George Stinson arrived from Grand
Forks yesterday where he has been
attending school the past winter.
The Chanute times., 1897-04-09
GaI0SDurg.

Wednesday April I, '97.-Mr. Daugh'
erty who has recently traded farms
with A. r. Hall has moved here, and
Mr.. Hall has gone to Mo.
Fishing is the order Of the day.
Miss Matte Newman is visiting at
home.
Hon. Joe. Martin is again slightly
indisposed.
&C. Dutton and wife of Erie were
in town today.
VIM. Apt and Ed Bowers were in
Parsons Monday.
Mr.. Carson of Dennis, was in our
village last Monday.
Uncle Toms Cabin had big crowd
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Clum and son Eddie and Mrs.
Boje are in Parsons today.
f. E. Enlow was reading the signs
in Chanute, last Monday.
Rev. Baldwin of Hertha, was on our
streets one day last week.
DR.. Kleiser of Parsons was in town
on professional business Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Gross was up from Os-
wego the first of the week visiting rel
atives.
VIM. Rochman and Mike Ducy each
shipped a car load of stock to X. G..
Monday.
Miss Ella Boner who has been visi-
ting in Chanute for a few days, re-
turned today.
Mr.. Marshall, one of Centerville's
best farmers was in town last Satur-
day on business.
Frank Mitchell left today for
Wichita, where he takes charge of
Bond Bros. big store.
Mrs. c. darkness of Chanute and
Mrs. Herod of Erie, sisters of Miss An
ma Herod were visiting her last Fri
day.
Geo. Harris of the Valley, and VIM.
Way and c.. W. Chaplain of Ladore
were attending the official meeting of
the NJ. e. church last Saturday,
Miss Carrie Lorton has been confined
oher bed for a week or more with bone
Erysipelas. DR.. DeMoss was called to
consult with DR.. Strahan, but up to
the present she is no better.
n,nntinnnd on, last nnrel
The Chanute times., 1897-04-09

j. A. Hutchings went to Kansas
City last Sunday.
Daniel Boone cf Parsons was in our
city last Tuesday.
Miss May Reynolds was sick last
week, but is out again.
j. Koenig has had anew picket fence
built in front of his home.
The Misses Owens are having fence
built around their residence.
Mrs. Clark has moved into the bull
ding west of Boyle's tin shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Snow went to
Parsons and returned last Tuesday.
Elder Price of Ft. Scott held quar-
terly meeting here last Sunday even
ing.
They are all ready to go to work on
the gas well as soon as the engine ar
rives.
jeff Tomason went to Paola last
Sunday; from there he will go to
Texas.
]. J. Ryan is expecting to build a
large addition to his residence in the
near future.
G. w. Bacon was up from South
Mound attending quarterly meeting
last Sunday.
Miss Olive May and Mrs. VIM. o.
Bryan spent last Tuesday in Parsons
visiting friends.
The boys are expecting to have a
good base ball team here this year.
They held meeting last Tuesday.
Frank Conway came home last week
after an absence of about ten years. He
had his right arm cut off by train,
and is home resting.
A yellow looking bed of clay has
been found south of the city, which,
when burnt properly and crushed
makes an excellent quality of red
paint. 1t is good thing; push it
along.
II. II. Null was elected Mayor, yes
terday, with Luther Beall, w. j. Shan
ncn, w. w. Graves j. A. Butler and
G. p. Hentzen as councilmen; S. S.
Hayden, Street Commissioner and A.
II. Cheatham, Marshal; j. H. Hutch
ings, Clerk and Frank Beck, for Po-
lice Judge. The votes ran very close,
there being difference of only five
votes between Zehner and Null
for Mayor. There was even less
difference between some of the coun-
cilmen.
The Chanute times., 1897-04-09
St. Paul.

Tuesday April 6, 1S97.-R. E. Green
well has opened up a vapor bath house
in the old Leake drug store. He calls
his establishment Hot Springs Home.
DR. C. w. Ballaine was in town again
Sunday.
John Brogan made trip to Parsons
last Tuesday.
Lindsay Long Of Erie was in town
last Monday.
The Chanute times., 1897-04-09

AS Sent in by the Times Cores
pondents from Neosho and
Wilson Counties.
ThaYer.

AACO.y OA'
Wednesday March 7. 1S97.-Arthur
and Harry Carter came down from
Chanute Sunday morning and spent
the day and larger part of the night
with friends in Thayer.
r. d. Arnold was transacting busi-
ness in X. @. several days last week.
A. L. Palmer of the News made a
busines trip to Chanute last Monday.
A. r. Sargent is treating his house
to new coat of white paint, making
it look like a new pin.
Mrs. Sanders is having new tin
roof put on their hotel building. l.. A.
Stall is the boss timer.
T. G. Ballinger, eX-representative
from Coffey county was in town a
short time Monday afternoon.
The Ladies of the M. e. church are
making extensive preparations to hold
Easter services on the 18th inst.
John McFarl and has purchased the
carriage recently owned by Mr.. Mead.
John is now fixing to take life easy.
Mrs. r. j. Foults spent Sunday in
Channte visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Hart. She returned home Monday af-
ternOon.
A. Stapleton, our rustling section
foreman, is building new barn. Jas.
Kilgose and VIM. Vannaley are the
boss carpenters.
We notice that Ed Smith has built
quite an extension to the back of his
store house in the shape Of % or 80
foot ware room.
Col. A. D. Matthias, the cattle king
of Chetopa Twp. shipped two car loads
of stock to Kansas City last Monday
night. The Col is a ruStler.
They say Marion Ogg can rustic
more lady voters than any man in
Thayer. Marion has got to be quite
ladies man here of late, notwithstan-
ding all his faults.
Dick Wheeler who has been sick for
some time past, seems to be growing
weaker day by day, ,and unless change
for the better takes place, there will
be but little hope for his recovery.
Quite little stir was was occasioned
last Saturday on our streets by the
selling of the household effects of one
J. H. Shaw, a former photographer of
Thayer, under an attachment tosatis-
fy the claim of Mrs. Lukenville for
washing done for the said Shaw before
he skipped the town,
Grandma Damorest, one of our old
est citizens passed away last Thursday
There was no one with her
Ind the doors of her house were all
ocked, and she lay dead in her bed
when found. She was a Canadian by
birth, leading member of the Chris
ian church and also of the Ladies Cir
lie. She was laid to rest last Satur-
lay at 2:30 p. m. under the auspices of
Jhe Church andCrcle. There is no one
n Thayer who had more friends than
Grandma, and as few enemies.
While our city election last Monday
vas one of the most hotly contested |
mes ever held in rhayer, and the lar
rest vote was polled in the history of
,he town, yet when the votes were
it proved to be the most one
sided affair imaginable. both sides be-
NC alike surprised. The whole fight |
;entered on the city marshal. The
yote stood, NJ. c. Ogg 165, NJ. L. john
on S5, OgLs Maj, so. The whole tick
It as elected, is as follows: Mayor, Geo
W. Gelwix; Clerk J. NJ. Dunsmore;
Marshal, NJ. L. Ogg; Police Judge, j.
3. Long;Councilmen, ID. NJ. Commons,
D. X. Mckay, L. K. Crandall, Chas.
Eagles and A. Stapleton.
The Chanute times., 1897-04-09

They are so small that the most SEN
sitive persons take them, they are 50 eff
fective that the most obstinate cases of
constipation, headache and torpid liver
yield to them. That is the way De-
Wits Little Early Risers are known
as the famous little pills.-Boschert &
Williams. ~" ~" ~. -
The Chanute times., 1897-04-09

e. E. Turner of Compton, Mo-,
writes us that after suffering from
piles for seventeen years, he complete
ly cured them by using three boxes of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t cures
eczema and severe skin Diseases
BoSchert & Williams.
The Chanute times., 1897-04-09

I Continued ON last page)
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
FULL on SENSATIONS.
More Startling Accusations Made
in the Luelgert Trial.
INTIMIDATION OF WITNESS,
Lueieerrs lawyer fuforms the Court
That ne Believes ths foiiee Are
1nterfrring with NE witness.
Judge Gives q Warning.

Chicago. Sept 23.--The Lueigert
trial opened here With a scnaailonal
feature. Ex-Judge Vincent asked thai
the jury b. excluded while ho made a
statement to the court After The jury
had retired ex-Judgo Vincent. VITA m
dlgnaiion and force n MS decIaralion
said:
III the court please. there q strung
reason 10 believe the police are inter
fering with the witnesses for The de-
fenso and trying TO intlmldate them. /
do not say absolutely this Is true, bnt
indications point almost directly to
that conclusion. deslre an order Of
court prohibiting such action on the
part Of the police or prosecution"
Il will say for the benefit Of The po-
lice" said Judge Tuthill. with severity
IN bis tones. that II hear Of any in
teriereneo with witnesses on either
side IN this case. I will deal with the
offenders. and my dealing viii not b.
gentle This defendant has rights
here and they viii be projected"
when the jury vas recalled. Rosa
0lelch vas placed on the witness stand
Tor cross eHsnlnation.
This witness was called 20 lmpeael
the evidences Of Emma 6chimpka givef
on direct examination By the prosecu'
tion. States Attornes Deneon vent a
ghia witness with one Of the most re-
markabla crosa examinations heard Il
the criminal court. fIis questions ver'
fred at her with the rapidity u re-
psating rife worked 10 the limit Of Il
speed. Witness vas qulck-witied an
replied promptly for q while, but va
not a. sourceful as the ;awyer, and ate
half an hour she became confused an
her face blarod with excitement The
she began 10 contradict herself a. I
important particulars and made COZ
roctI0na which weakened her evidence
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
WHAT ONE DIPLOMAT SAYS.
Asssts ths Uaiisa states Bas SEAT No
uisfu.aaun. % apaIn.

NlAImaAum - HN@Na
New York. sept IA special 10
the Herald from London says:
In reference 10 sensational telograms
from Madrid about the alleged ultima
an and the insvilablllty Of var BE-
tween the Csiiet States and Spain. the
HERALD correspondent had a converse
ton with q distinguished American
diplomat Who. though not personally
concerned IN ths American-spanish
negotiations. is IN q position to know
the e1act states of afhlrs. but who. for
obvious reasons. would not allow hia
name 10 b. mentioned. He said
Il cannot Of course. pledge In ad-
vance the government of the United
states. but 80 Oar AZ ihe present o. con-
cerneA. such a step la net ln coniem-
pistlon.
sThe United States has probably in-
tlmaled through Minister Wolli ri
that the present state 60 a1aila i
most depiorable. and that n ~, could
tn Of any assistance in bringing suli
a condition of things 90 on end wi
should BE- elad 90 uicr cur services.
enut you may state absolutely lhl
no ultlmatum has been sent % aplii
By the United States.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
rs.oo,ion. oa e.. Iaiiimss 81. e,ias

rsso'oilon. oa e.. Isiiinsf ~. o,ins
wahinrion. Sept 21-Tho fourth
DAYS session Of lho executive council
Of American Feasutloo oi Labor con-
,eaoa thia nofnns Regarding lhe
Shooting At iaiumer pa on sepi IS.
resolutions were adopted, Of which the
following BE- a part
Resolved thai We declare the at
tack Of sheriff Martin and BIS deputies
on the marching miners then 81 a
stlke. a. a brutal. uaprovoAld massa-
ere Inspired b. coal operators Of that
section 10 defeat The demands Of the
men tor better conditions.
~Resolved. that the ever ready use
in late years Of court lniunctions.
armed force and state militia Ia times
Of labor troubles, are only part Of tho
lnslduous programme % entirely sub
iurate the workers. Of America foI
most dehaslng degradation.
Resolved. that We condemn uoal
severely he Wanien killing ans
woundlng Of theipcor miners a lat
timer. and Win giso our fullest hell
through the tradea' unions and m
American Federation ol Labor 20 rails
money Cor ,he LEGAL pfoafcdllon an
conviction Of sheriff Martin ant M
murdcrcus mlnIons. that Through O.
courts 90 our land iualice may b eon
30 atone foT thoae Fetolllng murders.
The session adjourned IA ne fftol
noon subject 20 the call Of Prosidc1
lomnlI-.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
ADwcEs FROM HAVANA.
Armed Insurgents Are Reported - suF-
reading % ths Aalhosltlss

Armed Insurgents Are Reported - eur-
rsaGins 60 the Auihoritiss
Havana. Via Key West. Sept H.
Armed insurgents continue to surrcn-
DER. among them Captain oieda and 10
men IN Havana province and the local
leader Dlas vare,a. In the province a
plnar del Rio. Who surrendered With
nine others. Three dnyu ago the In
sursents dynamiied a pilot train be-
tween punta Bnya and Las Mansas.
Plnar del Rio. Engineer Pedro Nj
lones. son Of the well known post. vas
seriously wounded.
Ia Lneha. edliorially charges senoF
Arrio,o. az internal revenue collector
VITA being a doiaaiicf 90 thouaands ol
dollars The paper said
"Ani lhli zoo with lnpunfy n,
uiu hc plomied etoaid Strasia b.
come ihf head on ihr FotoIrm nt"
TOO tcli nuI1o increases There d
30 nfal In Havana ani ias Imports
tlou GO American rCllistIa.ai ltli
urfi fCri Nf. grown .orrloI tlrrl
fnr since iIo rebellion lrck0 our.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
rHE PROTEST. pELIvERED.


Baah of Easiana Rssisves II From
ths Meeting llsie AsHinsi silver.
London. sept. 23.-rhe protest which
The London bankers drew up a. their
meeting In the clearing house wednes-
day against tie policy Of The governor
Of the Bank Of England 20 maintain
one-hfh of lts bullion reserve In sill
yer. vas presented 10 the bank early
today Tho resolution IS IN the rnne
of .t, clearing house association. aud
is as forouins
sThai fh. meeting entirely dlsan-
nfov,s or .ho Bank of England aQs1-
/ iur TO cscslae iho onaon permitted bl
/ an a.i 1T 1855 of holding oue-liih
aus cfer proportion nh1Ieytr 90 li'-
rff trlt arailaf ift circn'1'
toa g.. $50 r.nk ci Erf'tnl notes
an OH ri movement haa u0rt
/ begun tl induce other ccumritla'
bodies ln PROTEST against lat tn'
noonttmtni N ile gofprnor oi "a
. Rank oi ENGLAND
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
4 sensational story Told q Passsn-
n.r nn sehaansr wnley

Ger On Schooner wiley
Bruns4seh. Ca. Sept. "a Sailors on
board The North American schooner,
r. W. Wiley. which has lu'i arrived
IN mis- port from Cape Town South
Africa. makes sensational charges
afalnst Charles nedeii q n,tmosrl 81
tho efov. now ca route @ NeR York
Oh 5 Mallory lice aieausr They ai-
lero that Bcdcli. "a company With.
Liverpool Jack.r robbed wealthy
diamond mine owner o. South Africa
divided tho proceeds and procegdad-io
lhis- country The sailors said Bcdeil
had 5000 30 English sell in q telt
around his body. and 'Llllfrool Jack
haa similar amount whom he itfalei
Tor America fla Australia
On the strength Of these aioriel
Deputy Unlicd states Nar1hal Taylor
arrested nadsll after BE- landed here
when the sailor was arrested nearly
5000 ln roid vas found 90 his belt
There were also many diamonds and
jcwolry IN the bolt which made tho
total amount Of hls possessions reach
a large sum.
/ Bcdell proved himself oelf pos.
I sessed prlsoncrnnd did not ainch bef0r'
Taylor's cross examination. lie ad'
mltted a knowledge Of the charges thl
sailors made. but denied thom. III
showed great familiarity with the law.
Of this country and declared his ut
most reliance IN his ability 70 PROV
/ himself innocent tie said the monel
and iowolry was his own property. III
ownershlp had been confirmed BY a.
Cape Town government after be an
So Others had been confined IN priaol
for having the property IN their pos
session. These men with himself, n
said. were government conductors 81
A railway Ia the diamond mines. an
were suspected Of stealing. They wer
arrested. lodged IN iail and effort
made 20 convict them. After man
DAYS nodell says he and three other
were released. and Bedell left on n
New York steamer.
nedail was a consui's man on boar
, the WILEY. Another consul's man.
N. nauman. who said ne was the 10
Of a wealthy Hebrew Of Chicago. Bai
, man said % the custom house VIII
! being paid on. that he had been
: Cape Town four yeara. He was q
saulted on the streets BY sailors. vi
mlsiook him for Bedcll. banman le
for Chicago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Dssompo,sd nedy of On rnhaawa nAu
Fousa On . sil,soeri farm

Dssompossd uodf 81 sn tnhaewa nau
Fousd On . sfi,soari fsrm
lamar. 40 Sept 2a.-The badly de-
composed body oi q man vas found
on the farm Of ,. ", Robinson. about
three miles south Of here. The boiy
wa In 3 horrible state. as buzzafds
bad eaten part Of the nesh from the
bones and dogs had pulled the arms
and legs from the body and they lay
scattered around. An examination
disclosed four bullet holes IN the back
of the head. two IN the back and one
IN the shoulder. The face was dis
figured and the body has not been
ldsntlnsd. People IN the nelghbor.
hood claim they heard the shots fred
late Mondny afternoon and heard 9
nan cry: "0h. give up."
From papsrs found On ne eorpse. I
IA thoughl he vas q partner q ths
ifna who vac murdered near thla cls,
m nams biFht. The indlcalions ar
lkat both crimes were committed b
the same person
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-25

New Orleans. Sept 2s.-There has
been shailns up IN tho police force
here. A police captain was dlamlsaed.
q sergeant aad q corporal reduced 70
the ranks. and Chief Gasssra asked ior
hla resignation. As yer he has not
sent Il IN. Mayor Flower was rcspon-
alhle lor the whole affair. Many COM
plalnls came 10 the mayor that gamb-
ling was running wide open and he
proved Il hy hla employees. who led no
trouble gaining admission, though the
police Worc standing around and r.
porting no gambling going on. Al n.
conclusion Of me session which laaica
until after mIdnIshl hast feSht. ne
mayer banded thc chief iIll ot 81
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