The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-13
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| ture action, we propose to follow in the
] future, as We have in the past, legal pro-
/ cedure in the obtaining of our legal rights
and shall take proper steps to secure re-
dress against all who prompted, aided,
abetted or participated in the riots of to-
day, whether they are miners, miners Of
icials. state officials, or others We shall
determine before we are through whether
the government Of this state can class our
coloTed population as ex-convicts, scala
wags, etc, with impunity; and whether
the colored citizens of this country can
have their rights under the constitution
set aside at the him and pleasure Of the
governor of Illinois. We shall determine
for ourselves and others in this state just
how far a governor can annul and evade
the duties placed upon him by the consti-
tuition and statutes of this state"
THE WOUNDED AT SPRINGFIELD.
Springfield. ILL.,. Oct. 12.-The special
train on the Chicago and Alton which
brought the Alabama negroes from Vir-
den, had eight wounded men, all depu-
ties, except one, who was a colored miner,
who were taken to the Springfield city
hospital. OF these one man died tonight
William W. Carroll, a deputy sheriff. He
was shot three times, one bullet passing
through his neck from the right side, one
passing into the temple in the right side
and the third entered the brai mover the
eye, crushing the skull Another train
which arrived at o'clock tonight.
brought up six wounded men, who are at
st. ohn's hospital Those at the Spring
field hospital are:
William II. GARRISON an inmate of the
Old Soldiers Home at Leavenworth, Kan,
deputy, skull crushed. will die
II. A kyger of Bloomington, engineer
on train, shot through arm.
William Masser Of st. Louis, deputy.
shot through head, shoulder and hands;
will probably recover.
James Palmer, deputy, shot in left side
of face. arm and side; will recover Pal
mer has just been mustered out of the
Third Nebraska regiment. He refuses to
give his home.
Patrick Mack of Virden. employed by
the opera tors Of the Chicago-Virden
shafts; bullet went through his thigh: will
recover.
Ernest Ryan, a colored mier from Ala
bama. bullet went through his head will
recover.
THROWN OFF A MOVTN GTRAIN.
John NJ. Hunter of Pontiac, the presi-
dent of the Illinois district OF the United
Mine Workers of North America, lies a
the Collins house in a critical condition.
Mr. Hunter got on the train which bore
the colored miners to this city this after
noon and engaged in conversation with
two of the colored miners. Some Of the
deputy sheriffs saw Hunter. and when
the train was between North Grand ave
nue. and the north shaft and was going
at the rate of eighteen miles an hour, il
is estimated, the deputies attacked Hun
ter and pushed him of the train. A man
who happened along later in buggy saw
Hunter lying near the track in san uncon-
scious condition and placed him in his
buggy and took him to the Collins house.
He is stin unconscious.
Governor Tanner tonight wired the war
department asking IL the Fifth Illinois
infantry could not be placed at his dis
pOsal for use at Virden. Colonel Culver.
the commander OF the Fifth. has tender
ed his services and those of the regiment
to the governor.
TWO MORO DEAD MEN.
Virden. Ill, Oct IA detail Of militia
at 1850 tonight killed ex-Lieutenant OF
Police Tom Preston OF Chicago at the
stockade He was standing outside the
stockade as guard. The militia gave the
Outstanding miners the command 20 halt
and Preston stepped back to the gate.
The militia fred and ne was shot in the
stomach He was carried into the Office
in the stockade. where he expired
Battery D. Of Galesburg. Illinois, under
Captain craig. numbering $50 men, arrived
here tonight from Pana
Tonight Ed. Green. Of Mount Olive. a
union miner. died OF injuries received IN
today's shooting. This makes a total OF
eight dead.
Fan medicine Is as important as Spring
medicine. HOODS sarsapari.la is the best
that money can buy.
Lexington. Ky. Oct Towing 20 sup
pressed excitement regarding the killing
OF Private NyFran By Provo; Guard A.
re Kitchen and sending Nyrraas re-
mains home 20 Brooklyn. Kitchen was not
trles .ndar Insra Rnilnrk hafr-a aim