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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-09-19
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-09-19
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-09-19
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-09-19
u Philadelphia, Pa.

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seem So. polonje fiIadelfjs q, he
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
A RAGE RIOT ON
Deadly Conflict Between Negroes
and Whites.
MORE Than A DO1fN ARE KILLED
War Follows Burning at stake az Coiored
Msn-Begins at N Campmeeting-
Black Accused Of starting the
ARRAY Troops Are sent.

Three white men and eleven negroes
killed is the startling news from WASH
ington parish, Louisiana. The first
news of the race riot was brought to
Ne Orleans by Cornelius Nixon, who
with his mother left from near Frank
linton very recently Re stated that
white men rode into Franklin,on ask.
ing for help. saying that the negroes
were up In arms threatening to ex-
terminate the whites. The scene OF
the trouble is ut or near hall Town.
where a negro was burned last week
for criminally asssulting a white wo-
man. This was not the "a use. how
ever, OF the murders, in which three
white men and eleven negroes were
killed and several wounded.
Mr.. Nixon saw aud talked with many
men from the scene and they said more
and worse trouble was expected ms
armed nen were flocking to the scene,
and il was reported the blacks were
equally active in preparing for a bat
tie.
=. b. Carter arrived from Franklin
ton a little after dark and reported the
situation as terrible. He said that
Joe Seals and Charles Elliott and an
other white man whose name he did
not know were dead and Il. II. Thomp-
son, n white man, wounded, and that
eleven negroes were dead.
His information was obtained from
people who went to Franklinton for
help. A posse left Franklinton for the
scene in charge of sheriff simmons,
and from all over the country armed
men were hurrying to the same place.
Mr.. Carter said that five hundred meu
were probably under arms in Wash
ington parish.
The trouble occurred at a negro
camp meeting. A negro who WA run.
ming a stand created a disturbance
when a law officer asked him for Ii
cense, which the stand keeper did not
have.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
CITY TRIMMED BY MACHINE
Josiah riynt Gives city Of Omaha Pretty
Hard Rap.

Josiah Flynt made n ton Of Omaha,
Neb.. and interviewed a number of the
members Of the city machine and he
makes the statement that the city mn
chine, or the organized political body
exploiting the municipality for private
gain, is trimming the city for It's own
ends. Mr.. Fiynt in discussing the
general proposition of city government
as applied to Omaha says: ''The peo-
pie must have what they a for
they have the power TO overthrow IL IL
they desire. Omaha is being run as
wide open as any city Of it's size in the
United States ] know Of"
BY his proficiency in using terms
known only to members Of the under
world, Mr.. Flynt induced one Omaha
saloonkeeper to admit TO him that he
spent 81 400 to help put the gang in Of
fee. The money was spent voluntarily
and the saloonkeepcr did not deny that
he expected to get his returns from the
expenditure Of funds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

An anti Mormon mass meeting was
held at Harrisburg, Pa. October ~, In
Grace Methodist church. at which DR..
J. Wesley Hill, chaplain of the state
senate, i'm behalf OF the ''woman's in
terdcnominational alliance formally
opened the campaign for an amend
ment TO the national constitution pro-
viding o prohibition of polygamy in
all the states and territories. The con
gregation Joined In a petition TO .h-
next congress to submit the proposed
amendment to the legislatures OF the
several states, defining legal marriage
to be monogamic and making polygamy
a crime against the United States and
punishable with a severe penalty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
BODY WILL BE CONSUMED
Carbolic Acid Used To D%Isintegrate Cool
g0z's Remains.


Naturally almost the entire atten-
ion OF the physicians assigned 10 hold
the autopsy WAS directed toward dis
covering, IL possible. whether the as.
sassin was in any way mentally ire.
sponsible.
The top OF the head was sawed
through the thickest part of the skull
which was found TO he of normal
thickness. and IL was the unanimous
opinion OF the doctors after microscope
lea examination that the brain was
normal or slightly above normal. This
demonst rated IN the satisfaction of the
physicians that in no way was Czolrosz
mental condition, except MS 1t might
have been perverted, responsible for
the crime.
Warden Mead conferred with some
OF the physicians present and deter
mined in conjunction with such inves-
tigation Tn, the purpose Of the law
was the destruction OF the body. and
that IL was not necessary TO use quick
lime for that end. Accordingly Il car.
boy of acid was obtained and poured
upon the body in the coffin after IL had
been lowered in the grave. straw was
used in the four corners of the grave
AS the earth was put In to give vent to
shch gases as might form.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
Bandit ~,:seapc..

a desperate man fought his way
elear OF TWO detectives at Nasi .ille,
rem, II after a thrilling chase made
good his escope. In his race for liber-
ty he utilized a two horse wagon tenn,
a horse and buggy and n riding horse
all forcibly taken, while twdt dead
bloodhounds mark the first por;ion of
his trail. Officers believe the man Is
one OF the gang who held up the Great
Northern express near Wagner Mont,
last june, his attempt to get change
Tor a SEQ bill OF the series secIred in
him. w
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
Recommends III. own pron,o,,o,.

In his annual report upon the con-
dition and services Of the United States
'nar1re corps the past year. Brigadier
General Charles Haywood rcnews a
former rccommc' 'ation that Congress
shall make the rank of the command
ant OF the marine corps that Of major
general. This recommendation, il is
stated, is embarrassing to the general.
inasmuch as such action would result
In his promotion. but he points
ont that the present strength of the
corps, 600. men, should entitle the
commandant to the rank Of major gen
eral, as the army regulations provide
that the appropriate command for a
major general is four regiments, or
$500 men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
$4,000 Anmony.

The question OF alimony OF Mr,.
Frederick Morris Gebhard, who was
divorced from her husband nj Sioux
Falls, y. d., last week, was settled O IL
of court. Attorney Andrew j. Kel e-
OF Hot Springs. :. d., counsel for Mrs.
Gcbhard. said that Mrs. Gebherd ,eili
receive the income Of als5, 600 for the
remainder OF her natural life and The
Gebhard residence in New York city is
decided To her. Trustees were naaled
10 look after her income.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
VISIT THE GRAVE OF PIKE
scottish Rite Masons Garry Out an An.
nust Custou.

scottish Rite Masons Garry Out an An.
nusl Custom.
Ia pursuance OF established custom,
the supreme council of Scottish Rite
Masons Of the southern jurisdiction,
now meeting at Washington, visited
the grave of Albert Pike, for years
grand commander of the council, at
Oak Hin cemetery, where his ashes arc
marked by n large shaft.
Upwards OF one hundred persons. in.
GLIDING the ladies accompanying tho
members " the council and others,
made the pilgrimage. No special pro-
gram had been prepared, Us the coun-
ell desired to avoid formality. The
first feature OF the ceremony was the
singing Of the hymn Nearer, My God
to Thee in chorus, after which adj
dresses were made 10y Grand Com
mapdcr Richardson, Secretary General
Frederick Weber of Kentucky, T.. w
Harrison of Kansas and Frederick
Speed Of Mississippi. Tho cercmonie e,
closed with the singing of Rock o.
Ages"
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
PAYS THE PENALTY
Assassin Electrocuted at Auburn
Prison.
nHTRdTY DOES ITS WORK OuloKl,
Remains TOLD In the Pace ~ Death
Wants To Address the crowd. but
Is rrevented--Rody :iurIed on
Prison Grounds Other News.

An Auburn, y. V, dispatch of Oct,
20 says: At7:l. 10 o'clock Leon Czol-
gosz, murderer Of President William
Mckinley, paid the extreme penalty
exactcd by the law for his crime. He
was shocked To death by i.7O0 volts Of
electricity. He went to the chair in
exactly the same manner a. have the
majority OF murdercrs in this state.
showing nc particular signs of fear, In
fact doing what few Of them have
do~ne-talking to the witnesses while
he was being strapped to the chair
81 killed the president because he
was an enemy of the good pcoplc-thc
good working people. am not sorry
for my crime"
These were his words rs tho guards
hurried him into the chair.
A moment later, mumbling through
the half.adjustod face straps, he said:
IL am awfully sorry | could not see
my father"
Warden Meade raised his hand. and
at ,;lI;3O Electrician Davis turned on
tho switch and threw loo volts OF
electricity into the living body.
The rush of the current threw TIL,
body SO hard against the straps thai
they creaked perccptibly. The hands
clinched suddenly and the whole atti
tude was Que Of extreme t~enscncss
For forty-hvc seconds the full currcn'
was kept VI. md then slowly tn,
electrician threw the switch luck, re
ducing the current volt by volt, nm
I'll II was cut Off entirely. Then. jus
as IL had reached that point, he threw
the lever back again for two or thre
seconds. The body, which had col
lapscd as the current was reduced
stiffened up again against the straps
When it was turned off again DI
Macdonald stepped to the chair an
put his hand over the heart. He sal
he felt no pulsation, but suggestc
that the current he turned ON for
few seconds again. Once more Oh
body became rigid. Az 7:l3 the en-
rent was turned of FOR good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
JEALOUSY CAUSES MURDER
Young M%issourian shoots Rival For Wo-
mans 4 Affections.

Ross Sheridan, n well known and
highly connected young man of lnde-
p%endencc, Mo-. in II At OF jealous rage.
shot and mortally wounded Writ
Bcrsey of Gueda Springs, Kan, his RI
val in the affections of Mrs. Clara Will
liam. at the Independence electric de-
pot. Mrs. Williams and Herkey were
waiting for n car when sheridan
stepped up. and, without warning,
opened fire ON Berkey. Mrs. Williams
Is a divorced In Sheridan is the
son of Mrs. II. l.. Sheridan. who is a
newspaper writer. Herkcy's parents
are wealthy. Sheridan came TO Kan
sas City recently from 81. Louis, where
he had been employed for several
wears.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
CROWLEY is vNREPENTAMT
Tho Catholic priest R~citsrates
Charges.

Rev. Jeremiah !. Crowley, the Chi
cago Catholic priest, who was cxcom-
~munieated for his charges against Aux
iliary Bishop Muldoon of tho Chicago
diocese, has given out n copy OF u Long
letter addressed by to Cardinal Marti-
nclli. He ~ieiterates his charges and
refuses TO retract them. He also claims
that notice of the sentence Of excom-
m%unication has not been properly
served upon him. and asserts that he
has been made to suffer for telling Of
what he declares are the misdecds OF
others
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
HARD WINTER IN PROSPECT
Exodus Eegun From Nome before H. IL
Too Late.

Two steamers have arrived Mt Port
Townsend, WASH, from Nome, bring
ing over J ZOO passengers, the Senator
bringing 3:3 and Garonnc 700. Scpa-
tor sailed from Nome, October 20, with
$500, 900 In gold. For several days be-
fore sailing snow was falling, Ice had
formed and preparations were being
made for a long, cold winter. Queen.
Valencia and Roanoakc will be she
last steamers from Nome. They will
bring about 1000 people and there are
many more who would return IL trans
p~ortation could be secured, besides n
large number Of destitute who will be
compelled to face an Arctic Writer, de-
pending upon charity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
TAKE A FORTUNE
Boldest Of Thefts Committed at
Berea, Ohio.
SAFE IS BADLY wRf(KfD AND LOOTED
Rooty Secured A~gsreEstine More Than
500, OOO-University q Heavy Loser
Property Mainly In Name of
BALDWIN school--Other News.

One of the boldest robberies eve
perpctrated in Ohio occurred Mt an
early hour in almost the heart of the
village of Berea. The hardware store
Lawrence & Brightman was entered,
the large safe was wrecked and the
robbers made good their escape. carry
ing with them booty ag%gregating more
than 500. 600.
Baldwin university bears the heav-
Sst loss. G. c. Brightman. the Junior
member OF the firm. is also the treas
nrer and trustee of Baldwin uuiver-
sity, and all of the valuable papers Of
the institution which were left in
Brightman's custody were kept in the
safe. Bonds, deeds and mortgages of
the university. aggregating 500. 900 in
value, were secured by the robbers.
Many of the notes held by Baldwin
university were of long standing and
bore numerous endorsements. making
IL impossible to produce them in dupli-
plicate. A diligent search for the
thieves has been instituted, but as yet
nu&clue to their whereabouts or iden-
tity has been established.
A fact regarded as most singular is
that the explosion of the safe was
heard by parties residing a half mile
north and moro than that distance
southwark Of the center of town, while
those residing in the business district
were that an explosion had
occurred.
uThe force of the explosion was terrif-
ic. The safe was constructed on fire
and burglar proof principles. yet the
heavy doors were twisted from their
hinges as il made of paper and large
pieces of the safe doors were firmly
etAbedded in the walls Of the building.
one section weighing fifty pounds be-
ing blown clear clear through a parti-
ton into an adjoining room. Six men
are believed to have engaged in the
affair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
soldiers Vow VENGEANCE.

The people Of the island OF Samar,
says a Manila dispatch, have been
notified To concentrate in the towns
on pain of being considered public enc
mics and outlaws and treated accord.
ingly. Intense feeling exists among
the troops in Samar. II they can meet
the enemy in the open there will be
great retaliation. Many of them have
e and others have heard of barbar-
ons treatment to which dead American
soldiers have been subjected by Filipi'
nos recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
ON MISSION OF VENGEANCE
killing OF Men on Texas Border May FRO.
woke a War

County Judge Mcdonald of San An
gustine county. Texas, has appealed to
the governor for rangers on ccoun Of
intelligence that reached him that
about eighty membcrs OF the Wall fac
tion had assembled at lobe, Sabine
county. and were making preparations
to march on San Augustine for the
purpose of avenging the death OF the
six Walls who have been killed on the
borders. The opposing factions have
been armed ever since the killing of
Eugene Wall last week and a war ID
liable u be provoked.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
NEW TRUST TO BE FORMED

second Great steel Corporation In Fro
cess OF Formation.
With the opening Of the new year
will be organized at Youngstown. o..
of the greatest steel corporations
in the world. Capitalists in Youngs-
town and throughout the Mahonlng
valley will he largely interested rs
stockholders in the new corporation.
Independent steel corporations which
have refused large offers 10 turn their
business and plants over to the uuited
states Steel corporation will also be
large stockholders in the new organi-
zation. VI. G. Frick of Pittsburg, will,
il is said. be president OF the new o =
poration, and the capital stock win be
s., OOO, 600, 900,
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
TAKEN FROM LIVING TOMB
Imprisoned Miner at Bingham, Utah,
Finally Rescued.

After being cntombed in the High
land hoy mine at Bingham, Utah,
sixty-onc hours. Charles Nutting was
taken out October IS by the rescuing
party which has been constantly at
work since the cave-in occurred. lie
was alive, but very weak when found.
The space In which he was impris-
oncd was so small tina, he was unable
to stand. A plentiful supply Of fresh
air, served TO prolong life until he
n taken out. One other man, Will
liam Anderson, is still in the mine. and
the rcscuing party will continue at
work until he is found. There is no
hope, however, of finding him alive,
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
CHARGE OF BRIBERY MADE

New Sensation Furnished Ia Water
works Scandal.
\ great sensation was caused in the
trial of City Attorney Liant N. Sails
bury. charged with bribery in connec-
ton with the water supply scandal at
Grand Rapids, Mich, in the superior
court when Prosecutor Ward an
nounccd in court that an attempt had
been made to bride one of the peoples
witnesses. Promoter T.. II. Carman.
William Leonard, a former city en-
ploye, was arrested charged with Offer
ing $3.50 to GarInan to influence his
testimony. which Garman accepted nm
der the Observation-Disclosures. Leon
ard Is in Jail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Mitchsll day, named In honor OF the
president of the United mine workers
of America says o Hazslton, Pa. dis
patch, and which marks the first ami
vcrsary of the ending of the great coal
strike last fall in which the mine
workers of the anthracite field won a
10 per cen increase in wages and other
concessions, was celebrated. A parade
in which Is, 900 mine workers partici-
pated, was held, and il proved 10 bs
one Of the biggest demonstrations In
the history OF Hazelton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Young Humphrey, the son Of Repre-
sentative George G. Humphrey, living
four miles west OF Doniphan, Neb.,
met with an accident while helping
his father thresh. A pitchfork slipped
from a pile OF sheaves owing to the
breaking OF bands, and struck the
young man in the neck. The prongs
entered the neck at the front and
pierced the windpipe, making a serious
Ound.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
Wants More Recruits.

A cablegram has been received from
General Chaffee, at the war department
asking that six hundred recruits be
sent NJ once TO Manila to I'LL vacancies
in several regiments. General Chaffee
reports that the effective strength of
the army in northern Luzon Is 5000
less now than on January J..
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
Farmer Found Dead.

News has reached Galloway, Ncb., to
the effect that Joseph Blanke, IA pros.
porous farmer living at Triumph, was
dead at his home. lie was a bachelor,
some fifty years of age, Of German des-
cent, and n pioneer in that part of Ne
braska. No further particulars are
obtainable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
On Verge Of starvation.

A SHANGHAI, China, dispatch says ac-
cording TO reliable reports received by
British Consul General Warren. SOC, 600
persons in the province OF An-Hul, and
3O0,0 600 in the province Of Kiang-Su
are on the verge Of starvation, and the
famine is spreading. The available
funds are insignificant. The Chinese
have contributed $500 pounds and the
foreigners 1880 pounds, a committee
of the cousuls being formed to aid the
sufferers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
DentL romox. burning.

Mittie Kirk. u travelling woman who
war SO badly burned by her clothing
catching fire at Nebraska City recently,
is dead. Some mystery surrounded
her life, as she was deserted a short
time before the accident by a man who
claimed to be her husband, and with
whom she was camping. Before her
death she acknowledged she belonged
to a well-to-do family in the western
part OF the state, and her brother gave
her a decent burial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

Chile is preparing for var
sunday, October -, President Roose-
welt was forty-three years old.
London newspapers declare King
Edward is afflicted with cancer of the
throat.
Mary Bonzal. Joe Paulifskl and An
ME Renter were killed at n grade
crossing in Milwaukee.
The National Bank of Commerce at
Omaha has gone into voluntary liqui-
dation. All depositors will be paid in
full.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
Broken Neck in Football Game.

John Sigrist. of Columbus, o.. cen
ter rush of the o. S. U. football team,
is at n of the city hospitals with a
broken neck. Sigrist was injured in a
game with the Western Reserve. An
X-ray examination showed the third
cerCical vertebrae was fractured. An
operation will be performed. but there
is little hope that it will avail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
THREATENS ITS SUCCESS
Irritation Cropping Out In Pan-Amerlcan
Congress-.

In the City of Mexico the discussions
Of the Pan-American congress are as
suming a character which d~ispleases
those who are hoping for the success
or the gathering. At one session
chapter l Of the proposed regulations
relative to the powers of secretary gen.
eral was approved. When chapter 9
was reached it was practically set aside
and a committee was appointed which
will have power to fix the points which
the conference is to discuss.
This may mean that all Chile's efforts
TO secure the restriction of arbitration
20 future questions may prove fruitless.
Though no special contentious points
have yet been reached. u certain irri-
liability is appearent among the mem.
bers of congress.