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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29
THIS AND III lat.

Several familiar faces an again smil
ing upon the streets Of Grd enwood
The Yazonia left sundA y morning
loaded 70 its fullest c pacity with
freight for points up the u yer
A good, comfortable SIND ke Cot cts.,
Wonder cigar, at
sT Elm BROS.
MI. M s Mchane is hay ing a new
Monger system ginnery eri cited on his
plantation on the Tallahat thie,
Ia Fernaudinas is the ID aiding high
grade cigar in the city at
sT EN BROS.
Mr.. =. NJ PARCEL return I'd last sun.
day from a visit to Black iawk much
improved III health.
The wonder Of the 18th G entury isthe
Wonder cigar for sale at
ST EN- BROS.
Private Pat Luter, Of thd Greenyiile
company, was in the city TUESDAY en-
route to lis home at Winor O.
Private Elkin seniger Of the Canton
company was ia the city Y is Week en-
route home.
4 ~ ~
The JewishdaY Of atonenA lent or I'M
Kippa, was celebrated by a true mem
bers of the faith last Mond ay.
The work on the bridge 6 pes leisurell
Oh. Santa Clause will Gro 8 II Christ
mas eve,
The Ress Pritchard did not set q
until Tuesday She brougtl up only
small load, but received q rge one T.
carry back
3r Hausel Il the firm Q Young 8
Hausel one ths enterprtsir & firms Q
Itta Beua, came up last " sdnesday o
business lie gave is q p easant am
Agreeable call which was ve ~ much az
preciated By the editor
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29
AN UNPLEASANT SITUATION

An attack Of chills or other material
disorder without a bottle Of Dr. Arthur's
Febrimel on hand with which 70 cure
I'll Il decidedly an unpleasant situation.
Il Is the perfection Of tasteless chill
remedies, quickacting thorough mild
" laxative q fine aromatic syrup with
an agreeable flavor Of fgs Strictly
guaranteed Sold by City Drug Store
Itta Benz, Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29

Tough meat will wear out your teeth.
Don't buy Il when we VIII cell son ten.
der meat at the same price.
u o. McAiiistcr s. Bro.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29
j 4 SINGER.

The lightest, easiest, best running ma
chine today in the market Is tine Singer
/ have q full line on hand together with
attachments and needles. If you want
a Singer, or any part Of It, don't fail TO
see me. LEE ARTERBERBY
Agent
Office at Cooks Gun Shop.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29

Ttr ii 80 worth q BaITous eandy
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29

RHa0MeEM HIS.

81 ere authorized Sd announce The
name 81
81 s. VaBpA EiAH
as candidate f7r mayor the City #
Greenwood n the com ns December
election. subject to the action q the
Democratic voters
Wssre authorized 70 announce the
name Of
) ID DOWN. S,
as candidate for marshs 2 Of the city
of Greenwood subject to. the action Of
the Democratic party
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29

Octobers child is born for woe,
And hfe's yieissitude mus know,
But lay the opal on its breast
Hope will lull those woes to rest
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29
TOPAZ Friendship

Who first comes to this world below
With drear November fog and snow
should prize the Topaz amber hue,
Emblem Of friends ana lovers true.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29
T%uRQuoIsE snoeess

If cold December gave you birth
The month Of snow and ice and mirth
Place on your hand a Torquoise blue
Success will crown whate'er you 40
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-29

81 ara authorized 5 announce tas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

night, and b. sent worl 20 Dora that he
would KIN her unless she left her SISTER
Cells brothers. John ami Tom Rich.
arls0n. ar, gu ming their sister tonight
and swear thy viii KIN Clcn n he
makes any attempt % carry out his
thpat.
The shooting came up over VIII Bry.
ant, Clell Richardson's hruther.in.law,
who has made Cells house his home Tor
The past six months Richardson has
been sick Tor a week, aud while confined
20 his house ho noticcd that Bryant paid
too much attention 10 Dora Clay. Ne
had a quarrel with Bryant ON Tuesday
and drove MIN away. Mn. Bryant
heard Of the treatment her son had n.
ccived and came % see Richardson thu.
morning In on ~ % fsr,uai' him 10 al.
low Win 81 rofurn. She had a long In.
tcryiow with Iicharlson but be would
not agree 90 take her son. and when
Dora Clny spose mp In favor Of young
Byants rvturl Richardson grew angry
and drove his mother in.hw aud his sis.
Ger frum the hluse Immediately after
they bad left D. sscurcd iis rryolvor and
going % The doUr opened frc on them.
Richardson Is "a desperate character and
M far the ofiic n have made no attempt
90 arrust him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
ANOTHER FAMOUS HANNA
ne l. Chairman of the Gold STANDARD
Executive COMMITTEES.

ne - NhAtftuan oi the told STANDARD
Executive Committee.
New York, Jan. IS. III. II. Hanna Of
indianapolis, who Is identified with the
movement for monetary reforms, passed
through the city on his way home. Mr..
Hanna Is chairman Of the gold standard
conference executive committee and has
been In Washington attending the So.
sion therc. lie Is now going home %
prparo for the convention that Is o. D.
held At indianapolis on Jan e5. He said
be was much encouraged by the prugrcss
Of his work.
I'VE have hecn In Washington, he
added, ''to present 90 the house com.
miitoe on banking aud currency the
roasons why the measure prepared by
the representatives Of the monetary con.
fcrnoc should becomc a law. The q.
ocutiye committee also met while was
ai Washington and made preparations
for tho coming convention The strong.
est and most eloquent peas have been
made for the hn by ex-senator Ia.
munds II Vermont, Charles $ Faichild
and others
"Therc seems % b. an error on the
part Of few 90 confound this move.
ment with some political party This Is
movement In which the business men
Of the country arc interested and there
Is nothing In Il Of a political nature
whatever. The idea Of bringing around
a n form In the currency Of the country
Is now widespread and Is growing az a
healthy pace. To show You how the
movement Is increasing viii say that
In a Telegram ! have just rcccivcd from
my SECRETARY found that 90 delegates
FROM various parts Of the country had
sent woui that they would attend the
convention. and fully believe that from
iOO 10 800 representatives Of boards Of
trade, chambers Of commcrcc. exchanges,
associations 81 merchants and ~ on will
h. In attendance In the central western
states Interest In the movement l. a..
I poCially strong, as the adviccs We get In.
dicato."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
HIS STOMACH REMOVED.
Cenard nsek submits 20 such an opsr-
siian aud MAY live.

s. Louis, Jan. l5-Conrad Beck. a
machinist Of tsll Ongon avenue. is the
hrst man in the world to have his stom.
ach removed
Ho was sent 20 the hospital to BE- op-
Grated on for cancer Of the stomach
"Wednesday morning the operation was
performed. When the abdomen was
opcpod In the usual way Il was found
that the disease extended the whole
length from the osophagus 20 within an
inch OF the pylous The latter outlet Of
the stomach was ontirly fr,c frum dis.
case. Il was found that all the stom.
achic viscem would have 70 D. removed,
and this was done Then the pyluris
was sowcd 70 the csophagus, making =
complete and perfect duct. The opera.
ton was performed In two hours aud
six minutes.
The fact that Beck has survived thus
Ter Is encouraging to science, hut Il Is
impossible now to tell what the outcome
may b.. The patient win a. kcp' IN the
siriciesi soclusion for at least 20 DAYS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
BOOTH IS HERE.
Tie Arrives Prom Europe on the N.
Paul 60 Inspect uis Army.

Paul to Inspect mi. Army.
New York, Jan. i5.-The American
liner S. Paul, brought into port today
General William Booth, chief Of the
salvation Army.
In honor Of his visit 20 America ~
new shelters for the homeless poor and
thro new rescue homes Tor women will
b. simultaneously opened at various
points in the country.
The general Is now In his Goth year,
made his frst journey 10 this country in
1885, holding 200 meetings within three
months Since his last visit In 1894. the
Army shows an increase Of members,
and PASS h the present officers roll. as
against 1852 Ia 1894
Tho colonization scheme. which i the
pit project Of General Booth, will b.
pushed during his stay.
This plan l. not, said Mr.. Booth.
Tucker, ''as has been stated. Tor the hen.
eft II English 'out Of work. The
American colony In Colorado Is 90 Bone.
ht the American unemployed Il has
always been my fathers plan that Brit.
ish colonies should D. within the Brit.
ish dominions
The general was met down the hay by
Commander Booth.rucker ON the pier
large delegation 81 Salvaiiouists wcrc
awaiting their chief General Booth
was given a warm reception. "Thc
general, % said Commander Booth. Tuck.
er, "will stay 40 my house. Fouiham,
until Monday, whom be will leave Tor
Carsda. where be viii b. met hy his
daughter, Mis- Eva Booth. who has
charge of the salvation Army there
IL viii pmain thrao weeks In Canada
inspecting the work Of the Army and
then ratun o the United States. Tie
will begin his American tour on Feb 10. %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
DESTROYING TOBACCO.
Insurgents Kill One Million Plants
Protected by a Fort.
SUGAR MILLS NOT GRINDING
Pour Fiiibustinr Expeditions Land with.
out Any Molesiation TONER says
Blanco Cannot Put Down the
Insurreetian in Cuba.

New York, Jan. i5.-According 20
The IIcrald's correspondent in Havana
The insurgents destroyed ,OO0, 900 tobao-
co plants growing under the protection
Of forts az Camajuarai. Santa Clam
province, on the night Of Jan. .. They
alfo destroyed $1,000 plants within sight
Of the fort Of sittio Grando A CORE.
spondont, who has just made a journey
frum Havana 10 sagua Ia Gmnde, ~.
ports that not one sugar mill is griding
Tho estate Of Isabel, near Media Luna,
coist Of Santiago dc Cuba, and strongly
fortified, was attacked by rebels under
General Salvador Rios. The rebels had
a field piece and wero doing great dam.
age 10 the buildings and forts, when
;, 4uish column from NanAnillo ap-
Poscd. Aftera brief fight the rebels
rctreaied, but werc not pursued. Re
ports from Santiago de Cuba province
state that many persons are leaving the
towns 70 join the REBELS
Two filibustering expeditions have re-.
Gently landed near Mayasi Ahaio, and
two Others near Sancii Spiritus. An
wory met by rebels and were escorted In.
land.
The commander In chief Of the rebel
army has ordered that the following per.
sons, whenever caught, BE- oourtmar.
tailed for murder
Benito Carrcas Alexandra. Oloarrieta,
Eugonio Laye, Petro Mora Ledron, Ca
brcl, Ia Torre, Francisco Garcia. Man.
me- Calada, Pedro Rohau. Felix Cucvil.
las, Hilario Alvarez. Ramon Menendez
and Domingo Roldan. The last named
l. a natunlized citizen Of the United
States.
Ia letter 90 friend In Havana Gen.
Gomez says
let Blanco come 90 this district and
he viii have plenty 10 do. Il seems 10
me that the task Of pscifying Cuba with
so many comhaiants % suhdue l. impos.
sihle q realization. Two hundred thou.
sand men under general who did not
sparc even the animal. has been unable
90 accomplish it, much less can Blanco
do 10. when ho has not larger ifllny
nor gUator ability.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
ATTEMPTED HER LIFE.
Dora Clay Shot at by Her Broth
er in Kentucky.
SHE ESCAPED BY RUNNING.
The Brother Then Fires Shot a. His
Mother-in-I.aw-T Trouble Oo.
eurred over a Trivial Anair
At tho BROTHERS Home.

Louisville, Jan. IA special 10 The
Courer'Jounal from Valley View, Ky,
yesterday said
General Cassius NJ Clay young wife.
Dora, narrowly escaped death at II 30
this morning at the hands Of her
brother, Clell Richardson, at Whose
house she has been boarding ever since
she left the general two months ago.
Richardson fired two shots az her with
a large pistol AZ a distance Of 20 PAGES,
and then he nrod a shot at Mrs. John
Bryant, his mothcr.in.law, who was
with her Don Clay nan 10 the home
Of her sister, Mrs Kelly about a mile
distant, whcrc she is stopping tonight
Mrs. Bryant attempted TO communicate
with General Clay, but failed.
When ClclI Richardson heard that
Don had gone to Mr.. Kcily's he sent
Mrs. Kelly word that be would kill her
II shc allowed Dora TO stay there to
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
lie WHlTFoRp Seizure.
Captain rosnd Guilty aud n was or
dered the Vessel be Taken.

Captain ioend Ouiity and n Was Or
dered the vessel be Taken.
New York, Jan. lb-The case Of tho
American schooner George W. Whit.
ford, Captain Hendricks, which has
been under seizurn dnon March, 1898,
for alleged infnctions Of the customs
regulations in loading a cargo at Porto
Ballo, has just been decided By the GO.
lon supreno court, says the Colon cor.
respondent Of The World.
The court adjudgos Captain Hendricks
guilty in the third degree, and orders
the forfeiture OF the vessel and cargo, or
the payment Of a sum equal 10 the value
for the bonelt Of the Colombian troas-
ury.
Captain Hendricks counsel, DR. Var.
ella, has taken an appeal to the Panama
supreme court.
American vessel owners have made
frequent complaint Of annoyance and
loss inflicted upon them by the Colon
bian authorities. This Is tho second
time that the Whiifori has been in
trouble. On Jan. 10, 1890. she was
searched for contraband and her captain
/ Poster was put In Jail No oontnband
was found, and the vessel was released.
On the second occasion the Whltford
was oycrhauled by a Colombian gun
boat AZ sea outside the Smile limit.
The Whitiorl l. owned by L. Schapp,
and other complaining ownors ay the
motive II the Colombian authorities Is
10 annoy and discourage foreign trading
vessels In ihe interest Of Spanish trad.
Nra
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
ciy.i. M.,,ss rasaaa.a.

Topeka, Jan IA dispatch fruln
Washington says President Mckinley
has parionc' Clyde Ma,tox. twice con
vicicd of murlcr In Oklahoma. City, q.
7. The case l. one uf the most colc.
batci In the history Of the state. I.
was bitterly fought and was finally ap-
poalcd 20 the United States supreme
court, which upheld the sentence. Mrs
Sadie NJ Hatch, Mattox's mother. spent
her estate fighting tho case. Il i due
TO her efforts that the pardon has been
sccurcd Mattox comes fFum an aristo-
cratic southern family. aud was horn In
Texas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
BOUGHT A BIG RANCH.
Chicago Syndicate Hays n aud WIN
Coioniss n Eventually.

"A"NtAN - AfNAANANNa
Chicago, Jan. IA Chicago syndi.
cate with o. 10000 capital has just ne.
gotiaied for the purchase Of the Lopez
nnch, said TO be the largest ranch In
north Mexico. August Jcrnbcrg. a rial
estate man Of this city, left last night
Tor Mexico 20 olinch the deal by making
the first payment Tho syndicate has
fgrced to pay tS0o,OO0 for the ranch.
The purchase Is probably the largest Of
iis kind negotiated by Chicago capital.
lists In number 81 years. The nnch
embraces I 800, 900 acros Of rolling prai-
re land. Besides is agricultural rich
ness Il contains valuable deposits Of a..
phaltum. Thirty thousand head Of cat.
Gle arr included In the purchase
But thu principal scheme OF the pur.
ohaseH was revealed by Mr.. Jcrnherg
before he left for Mexico. He said:
I'VE intend % colonizc the big ranch
as soon A. we can rct around 10 a. The
syndicate viii take colonis,s down them
as fast a. possible and sell them land On
different sections % tho state Of Tamaul.
ipas whoro the ranch is luCatod"
In the syndicate them are a few Wis
consin capitalists, notably a banker ~
Stoughiun, who l. president % the
Grand Fails Irrigation and Improve
mcnt company, which has large hold.
ings IN the pcoOs valley. Warl county,
Texas In that valley tho colonization
plan has botn worked with marked sue.
ccss Fifty families frm Wisconsin
have b,cn .ocatcd thcrc and quito a
iourishing town has gruwn up ono 81
the arcast on'mares in the souih Is
about 90 o. built thcr under the dircc.
tion 81 former Governor W. d. Hoarl
Of Wisconsin, who Is famous as a dairy.
man
Tho same plan is to BE- tried In the
I LopeE ranch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
Two Men KILLED.

Ashland, Wis, Jan. i5-Gunisoppo
Aimon and Iawuncc Chiara wcp ac.
cidcntally killed al the Iron King noun.
tain az norwood While riding up the
shaft IN a skip several drills In the skin
caught IN the sides Of the shaft, upturn.
ing the skip. The men In the skip man.
aged 90 hang on, but Aimon and Chiara.
who VEN hanging on the ropcs below.
wcc shaken on, and foll to the bottom,
several hundrcd feet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

ST. Paul, Jan. ia special from
Butte, Mon, SAYS that C. N. Oliver.
convict In the DYER Lodge penitcntiarv.
who has bccn granted o new trial on the
charge oi robbery. has r,cciyod letter
from firm Of lawyers az Bridgoport,
Conn, Informing him that he had fallen
heir 20 si5o.ooo by the death 81 an un.
Gle, which o'curr'd In that city over a
year ago The Fusicc of the estate only
rOccntly laracd oi yuung Oliver
Whereabouts. His now trial viii come
up In a few wccks and ho win probably
Dc rolsasod. as an of the siatc's witness
Is have disapnaron
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Boston, Jan. iA-Charlcs +. patuson,
90 yoars old, an employ OF the postonico.
was arpstcd Friday night by means Of
a dccoy letter and confessed 20 robbing
tho mails Tor a period Of four yoars. II
Is believed that paiiison's rnbbcrios will
foot up thousands Of dollars Every 81.
fort has been made 10 catch him. but he
has till now skillfully avoided all traps
and dcooy letters he was 20 have bcon
maTried ON nexl "Wednesday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Nashville, Jan. IS A meeting Of 10
or 90 81 Governor Robert l.. Iaylorh
FRIENDS, including some members OF the
legislature, was held herr, and it was
determined 90 place the governor name
b'iuc the DCmocHtic caucus whether
b. consented or not For several days
elme efforts have bcgn made % this end,
although Governor Taylor positively M,
pudmics tho movement, and while his
name may possibly D. presented 90 thu
caucus, it Is not believed the governor
will d. candidate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Pana, Ills, Jan i5-Aftcr shut
down ~ six months on account Of the
mcorrctness ~ the scales and differ.
cnccs between OPERATOR and miners n.
sulting theufium, the PcnwOn Coal
Mining ccmIa Us mines have resumed
operations An differences between the
company and tle men arc satisfactorily
adjusted. Two hundrd miners arr en-.
pluycd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Barhounvill,, Ky, Jan. i5-Ncws
has p'aohcd h,rc Of a bloody fight At a
blind ugcr Wednesday on Sandy Fork
leslie county, in which Robert Cald.
well, Smith ilalton, John Williams aud
Tom Wilson, al colorod VEN killed and
Win Burgess MORALLY wopndcd. Wits.
kywas the cause Of the fight, all parties
being drunk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Washington, Jan. i5.-Attorney Gen.
oTal Mckcnna has sent through the
TREASURY department 60 congress a NC.
ommcndatiun for urgent deficiency ap.
preparations for the United States court,
aggrcgating over s50O,OO0. Tho princi
pal item called Tor Is $4,000 90 establish
sites and crOct United States jails in IN,
northern. central and southern district,
Of the Indian Territory at Muskogce
south McAlcsier and Arimore respect
ivoly and Cor INCIDENTAL pnfpnaaa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

lAGnngc, Tex, Jan sydney
Demus, colonel, a section hand on the
Katy, while working on the track five
miles east 90 mere, was struck ty the
passenger train and brought herr. AZ.
tending physicians say he Is very badly
bruised, but think not fatally.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
EIGHT MEN KILLED

They Tight over Cards Ia Mind
Tiger Ia kentucky.
Middlcsboro, Ky, Jan. IA special
from hyne says that the hght ON sandy
Fork, Leslie county. continued an day
Friday. Eight men ac reported killed.
a. follows; John Williams, Doc Wilson,
Bob Colwcll, Tom shelton. Peter Bur.
rough, Marx Paine. Elias Howard and
Abel Coombs, all color,l. Sim Paine,
larry McComas, Ed Martin and lev
Gossom were seriously wounded In.
tcnse excitement prevails and further
fighting il expected Tho dght began
ever cards In a blind tiger.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Denver Jan. l5.-rho delegation ap.
pointed hy the National StockgrOwcrs'
association havc lcft for san Antonio.
Tex. % attend the annual meeting o.
the Texas Livestock ASSOCIATION Jan. -
70 "a. Tho party win 30 IN chargc Of :.
.. Shufori. general livestock agent 81
the Gulf ro1d. When the meeting a.
san Antonio closes they expect % bring
hack with them 300 Tcxans % aflcnd
the Nauonal Siockgruvers' conscniion
Ia this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Marshall, Tex, Jan. %. IA asirho
Of Hotel GmO'chio, James Chfcsanc.
had pistol pm .Cntcd at his head hl a
negro dcspcmdo No shots wcrs drctl
and no valuahlrs taken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Canton, Tex Jan. i5.-Ata sociahle
eight miles northwest OF hcrc IA Fawlk.
ncr was dangerously stabbed. Corbin
Moorc, living In that ncighborhood was
arrested, and hound oycr 90 await the
action Of the rand Jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16
THE MARKETS.


Chicago, Jan. ih-Catilo steady
Texas stccrs. 3.s0@As1.
sheep quiet; $50 i0O
ST. Louis, Jan. l5-Catile steady
Texas steers, t3.iOa4g5
Sheep. stoaiy % strong.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

lrcdcll, Tex, Jan. l5.-Fpad Bartlett.
a brakeman, WIS found dead on the top
Of a freight train. lie Is supposed 10
have b,cn kill'd by tho East Bosquc
bridge as che % un passed. through
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Washington, Jan. Ia Scaton Pcry,
Tor many ycars one of tho leading dry
goods merchants OF Washington com.
mit,cd suic..e horo. Insomnia Is given
~ the causc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-16

Luling, Tx, Jan. lathe stor Of
Blanks s Smith Of fcntNss. Tex. was
hrokcn into and a large quantity Of
goods taken no Glow 10 the rohbcrs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-05
CoURT-MARTIAL TRIALS.
Private EDgIeman May BE Sentenced
to Death at Chickamauga.

CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK
Ca, May 4.--There was some commotion at
Chickamauga among the younger officers
and men over an unconfirmed rumor that
orders had been received from the depart
ment for the removal of cavalry regiments
now here along with the Twenty-fifth In
fantry. Adjutaat Sheridan denied the story
but nevertheless preparations are going for
ward for the removal of the commands
mentioned.
The court-martial body to-day took up
the case of Private John Henson Troop II,
Tenth Cavalry, charged with an assault
with a pistol ON Sergeant Shropshire of
the same command. and for applying insult
ing epithets to the same officer while en-
route from Montana to Chickamauga The
proof seemed to be conclusive. Court mar
tial trials OF a number Of priVates have been
held during the last few days The most
Engleman of the Third Cavalry. for de-
sertion and other offenses. The punishment
in this case may be capital. 1t is announced
that lieutenant colonies of cavalry regi-
ments whose colonies have been assigned
TO duty with the volunteer army will COM
mand their respective regiments doing
DUTY without advance in rank or salary
The officers at Camp Thomas affected by
this are: Lieutenant Colonies G.. D. Viele
First Cavalry: A r. Chaffee, Sixth Cav
airy; Harry Carroll. Third Cavalry. and
r. A. Baldwin, Tenth Cavalry. Lieutenant
Colonel Viele enlisted in 1851 and has been
in the service since. Lieutenant Colonel
Chaffee enlisted in the Third Cavalry in
1861. and Lieutenant Colonel Baldwin en-
listed in the Nineteenth Infantry in 1862