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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
WILMuNGTON, DELA WARE WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 1901

3 Happy the man who has
learned to think Gods thoughts.
"How precious are thy thoughts to
me-" Ps. l39.l7.)
4 The torsakirg OF unrighteous.
ness thoughts is the perquisite to
Gods mercy. lisa. $50
S One supreme aud vital ques-
tion-What think ye of Christ?
Matt. 22-42.(
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
tS. +, Reese Dead,

Benjamin Reese died at his home,
No. No. 600 French street. after a
brief illness. He was 50 years of age
and was we'll informed on railroad
work. He was at one time connect
ed with Chicago Railroad Company
and for the past two years has had
charge OF the railway supplies de
partmcnt at the Diamond State
Steel Works.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
AMERICANA IN DANGER.
they Have Left NOmbre de Dios and
Are at Colon.

they Have Left NOmbre de Dios and
Are At Colon.
COLON, Colombia, Dec ia boat
has just arrived here from Playa DON
ma, distance less than one mile from
Nombre de Dios, where the Colombian
Conservative and Liberal forces fought
an engagement last Friday. She brings
few sick government soldiers. The
troops wounded in last weeks engage
ment have been left at Nombre de
Dios. All Americans connected with
the manganese mine at that place have
arrived at Colon. They recognize their
lives would be endangered II they re-
mained at Nombre de Dios Re-en-
forcements are being sent to Playa
Donna from Colon. The Colombian
gunboat General Plnzon was seen yes
terday morning off Playa Donna. For
eigners there are claiming protection
from the American and British con-
sulates here.
The French cruiser d'IIstrees has ar
rived here. She relieves the French
cruiser Suchet, which mas sailed Tor
Martinique.
A court Of inquiry consisting Of law
yers representing the Royal Mail
Steamship company. the Panama
Steamship company and the Panama
Railroad company, of which Mr.. Hud-
son. British consul at Panama. will be
president, Is to he held at Panama
this week. The court will endeavor
10 attach the blame for the loss of
100000 which was shipped to Lima,
Peru, by the Bank Of England In jan
uary. 1900. When the boxes supposed
to contain the money were opened at
Lima, they were found to be filed
with iron and not specie. 1t is sup
posed that the money was stolen while
In transit across the isthmus. s.~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Milk Train In n Callahan

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, Dec. 1S.-An
Erie milk train. eastbound. crashed
into an eastbound stock train at Col
Inns switch, west Of here. Engineer
Briginshaw and his fireman of the
stock train and Conductor Sloat OF, the
milk train were injured. They were
taken to the Port Jervis hospital. Sew
eral ears caught fire and were burned
up. The wreck occurred near the scene
Of Sundays wreck. where Brakeman
Ryan was killed. Conductor SIoat's
son was killed In a wreck near the
same place several years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Unprecedented cold was experienced
In Portugal.
The damage by floods In Pennsylva-
mia is estimated as high as $5,OO0,000.
The Italian government Is trying to
stop the publication of Crispi's me-
m0lrs.
DR.. Rush 8. Huldekoper, formerly
chief surgeon U. s. A., died at Phila.
delphia.
1t was reported that a meeting with
brigands has been arranged to nego-
tiatc for Miss stones release,
1t was reported from st. Petersburg
that American nrln9 will build faeto-
Siss in siberia saA help dsyslap ths.
S0NAG1ye y HH.l5 'as TX sS,S 5ll a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
A sword For Admiral Wildes,

BOSTON, Dec. 1S.-Rear Admiral
Wildes. U. 8. N, who commanded the
cruiser Boston at the battle Of Manila,
was the recipient Of a handsome sword
from his many friends in the rooms of
the Chamber Of Commerce here. The
hilt Of the sword and all metal work
excepting the blade is Of 1S carat gold,
The krappings are regulation, with
buckles and fixtures Of gold. The scab.
hard 70 Of black leather intwined with
laurel 4. ". 4. Y Il \. A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
A aif. For rxp,ess rmpYoyesx.

= a 0lft For HxD1ess EmpfoyeeNs
NEW YORK, Dee a6-The 10000
employees Of tho American Express
company IN the United States were
made happy this morning when Presi-
iient James O. Fargo made the an,
nouncement that the company will
make each and every person in its en-.
eloy Christmas present Of $40. This
lakes 100000 from the yearly profits
6f tho company that otherwise would
90 to the stockholders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
NIlller'a Cnhe Argued,

ALBANY, N. Y, Dee. 1S.-Arguments
In the case Of W. +. Miller of Brooklyn,
convicted Of grand larceny in the first
degree In having conducted the 52O per
cent Franklin syndicate, were present
cd yesterday to the court of appeals.
The case comes before the court OF ap-
peals on an appeal by the district at
torney of Kings county from decision
Of the appellate division. second depart
ment, reversing the Judgment of con-
yictiOn and ordering Il new trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
No More American Pork,

BREMEN, Dec. 18-The Weser. Zei-
tung says the discontinuance of mi.
croscopical meat inspections in the
United States, as has been reported,
simply means that Gernany's inserts
of American pork will cease Jan. B.
1902.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Statues For Trinity Church.

LONDON, Dec 1S.-Four statues Of
the holy evangelists. made out of
Dumfries sandstone, ten feet In
height and aggregating eight tons in
weight. have just been shipped to New
York. They are a gift from Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fitzhugh Whitehouse to
Trinity church and will be placed in
vacant inches outside the church
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Masquerade Shirt.

Bell Anderson on behalf of the
Murray Senate, has presented to
John c. Ring0ld, shirt which is
trimmed in Is different colors and
has 21 babies attached to 1t. The
shirt is for masquerade purposes and
il is now on exhibition at Stansbury
Murray's.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Hartman AdjudGed InsR Q,

HHRFf"uu tuJuUReU 1HANH6.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Oliver Har.
'fiman. Sr.. who Is said to be worth at
Feast 5.00O,00O. was declared insane
hnd incompetent by commission and
shsriff's jury at Port Chester, N. Y.
The petition was made by his eight
children. Mr.. Hartman is seventy
hears old.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Eartha make In AuAtria,

VIENNA, Dec. lS.-A sharp earth
Quake shock was felt in Agram aud
In several other Cr0atian towns Tues
DAY afternoon. Much property was
Hpm sed. The people We're panic strick-
kh, |. It no lives were lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
HallatOn Bank to Reaume.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The comp
trolier Of the currency has authorized
the recently suspended First National
bank Of BallstOn Spa, n. Y. to resume
business tomorrow. This action was
taken upon information that the capi-
tai Of the bank was unimpaired and
the bank was otherwise safe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Senator se,vell.. Condtt,o,

CAMDEN, N. j., Dec 1S.-The physl-
clans In attendance on United States
Senator William J. Sewell reported that
their patients condition remains I'm.
changed and that he Is resting well.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Drugs and Gifts.

Celluloid toilet cases from 81 to SO
each. Newest designs. Surprising
bargains in shaving sets andsmoker's
sets, q up. n B. Danforth, Mar.
ket and Second streeta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Three HoSa CremnteI.

hNnMORE, |. T., Dec. 1S.-The
l""'' Of Henry Johnston. a well to do
'"'Hr farmer near Berwyn. was burn.
"a, A his three boys, aged five, eight
At,' IN respectively, perished In the
far =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Winter Tourist Tickets,
Season IO0i.2.
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad,

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
placed on sale AT all principal Offices East
of the Ohio River, Winter Tourist Tickets
10 points In Alabama, Florida Louisiana
Nlssissirpi. New Mexico. North Carolina
and Texass also Havana, Cuba, and Mas
eAN, N, p, at reduced rates.
For additional information call on
Agent Baltimore g. Ohio X, Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18

For Christmas We Will have 8, r.
NJ hilemsns q Sons llne oandiss. Heylsrs
eheeqsste and bcnbons. aim onds, pecsnS
Hsneble walnuts Brasiis, America
{ RfspsA ehesee tn yarissy, !. r. Al mohd
u 70. xatkst and ssh. \,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Eycrpre ems,

All kinds Of Christmas Greens and
Fruits such as oranges, apples and grapes
Pc we'll as vegetables. Bofore purchasing
green's you would do we'll to call at
Biddles 8. w. Corner Third and King
streets and get his prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18

Itohing hemorrhoids, were the plague
of my life. Wns almost wild, Doan's
Ointment cured me quickly and psrms
nently. after DOCTORS he'd faiIed. G. n.
GoEuHsli, : Valley 6ttssA K. saugsrties,
y q - ss I. v v n VI 4 4& MI, N =. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
HoliLax Eor McKinIex,s Rlrthaax

HO1WNy FOT MCN1hIey'H birthday,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Represent-
alive William Alden Smith of Mlchl-
gan has introduced bill making the
birthday of William Mckinley, Jun.
20, a national holiday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18

Ordinary household accidents have no
terror when there's bottle Of Dr. Thom 10
Eclectric Oh. in tho medicine chest,
Henls burns, cuts bruises, sprains. In.
STINT relief,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
SlODS the Couch

and works oil the Cold.
i""ive Bromo-Quinins Tablets cure q
=, IN onu day. No cure, No Pay. Prce
- :'ntS' VS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18

A lazy liver makes Q lazy man. Burdock
Blood Bttters ID the natura, never fall :
Ing remedy for . lazy !iveEs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18

Weather Probabilities.
Fair; fresh to brisk northwesterly
winds
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
Harry E. Thomas & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1850

We are anticipating q lively demand for
fine jewelry this Xmas and are in the market /
with evsry facility to take care 0 I all our old
customers rs we'll as any new ones who NAV
favor US with their pstro rona.e
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18

Dubel! the Halter
60 to Charlts E, Dubvll for your hats
aud caps of all styles No 2 East Third ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
GOLD SET RINGS
Ladies and Gents

Diamond rims, pearl
= 4: +: !; j:
and rings and rings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
DIAMONDS.

LOOSt UUI NOUNItU
Diamond Cluster Opal "ing sD) worth Sl.b !:
another $lU), worth SI5J: u beauty Cor $95; ex.
ira One Blue Diamond s4a; Lady's Diamond
Brooch S75 worth SiUO. DnOther $S5 worth $l25
pleasure to show them picked up during
thr dull season Genuine Diamond bar.
gains.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-18
CHOICEST OFFERINGS.
$I2, $25 TO $500.

Genuine diamond bargains. We res,ec.
fullv invite your Inspection. We nacrifice
large profit for the electric deli ght of act,v.
pushing, hustrg business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
TROOPS ARE TO Be SENT
10 PRESERVE LAW AND ORDER IN
TERRITORY.
Several People whipped aud one
Killed by the warning
Indians,

Washington. January 2s,--At the In
stance OF tho attorney general the war
department today took steps for the pres
ervation Of law aud order at Muskogee,
l. IT,. where the Snake Indians are maxi
Ing trouble FOR the authorities United
States Marshal Bennett has tolegraphed
from Muskogec saying the Snake band
OF outlaws has organized into several SEQ
lions with about nifty wen armed men In
each and have publicly whipped several
persons. killed at least one and ReRer-
ally are &errorizlug the people. They
have organized in open rebellion against
the constituted authorities and have de-
stroyed several hundred allotmem cor
tiftcshes Bslsued TO creek Indiana by tine
Dawes commission, Marshal Bennett
asked that troops be sent to quell tho
disorder.
The war department has teleEsapAsd
General fit2hugh Lee. commander OF The
department OF the Missouri. at Omaha,
authorizing him to act In his own dis.
erection in the matter OF sending troops
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
THE COMMONER'S SALUTATORY
Editor Will Be Satisfied if 1t Proves Its
Right to Name.

ssid q Him: The common people heard
Him g,Eilly.
No higher compliment was ever pad
to any class.
The term. the common people, Is prop
erly used to describe the barge majority
OF the people--those who earn their Nv
ing aud give to society a fIir return
for the benefits bestowed by society
those who in their daily lives recognizes
the ties which bind together the mass
of the people who have a common lot
and q common hcpe, Sometimes they
are called "the middle classes" because
pauper5 and criminals are excluded on
the one hand. while on the other hand
some exclude themselves because Of
wd-lth OF position or pride Of birth The
common people form the industrious. In.
telligent and patriotic element OF our
population; they produce the Nations
wealth in time of peace and fight the
Nations battles in time Of war They
ore self-relIaat and independent; they
ask OF government nothing but Justice
and will not be satisfied with less. They
are MOI seeking to get their hands
into other PEOPLES pockets, but are con
tent II they can keep other peoples hands
out Ct their pockets
fHhe common people do nor constitute
sMsexclusiye sociey--they are not OF The
-FOUR lun1Ttd. any one can become a
member II he g willing 10 contribute by
brain or muscle 10 the Nations strength
and greatness. Only those are barred
and they are barred by their own choice
who imagine themselves made of a sn-
perlor kind OF clay and who deny the
equality OF all before the law.
A rich man. who he's honestly acquired
his wealth aud who II not afraid TO In
trust rs care 10 laws made By hts fell
lowe. can count himself among the com
mon people. while poor man - not
really not one OF them II he lawns be-
fore a nlutocr,t and has no higher am
bition than 10 be a courtier or a syco-
plant.
The Comm0ner will be satisfied II. by
fidelity to the common people. Il proves
It's right to the name which II has chosen.
II WIS a busy day fer Mr.. Bryan, MS
business manager and his o'erks. The
oiigssl invention wis 70 pratt bn 1880
eopies, but the subscriptions came in at
such a rate. yesterday that todRy's issue
was Increased to 5000 aud four presses
were kept busy part Of the dry
The paper Is eight pkgss. three eollmn-
20 a page, siis:tly larger than tho or
binary magazine and Of gond typogra IN.
cil appearance. The longer editorial
starts the first Dsgc and continues
through the fourth. which ID devoted TO
short paragraphs on public suesa.ose
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
IMMENSE FIRE AT MONTREAL
PROPERTY VALUED Ar NEARLY
@3.ooo,ooo DESTROYED.
Hundred Tenants, Was Burued
10 the Ground.

Montreal. January "a. a. One OF
the most disastrous fires this city has
ever known began at s o'clock last night
and the efforts Of the fromen could no,
control the flames until l O'Clock this
morning. BY that time the Are had de-
slroycd property valued at between
81 100000 and 100000 and was still
burning. though the appearance was that
the fremen had at last got 1t under con
troll The property burned included the
splendid board of trade building, which
cost over half a million dollars, with
over a hundred tenants and half dozen
large hrns and two score OF smaller
concerns.
The fremen were greatly hampered by
tho cold. Outside of the board of trade
building there was not modern struc-
ture among those burned.
The narrow sheets, antlquated build
ings and the infinmmable nature OF the
STOCKS they contained made combine
tion which the department was power
lass to overcome, The fire practically
burned until It came to an open space.
which gave the hremen an opportunity
10 o. effective work.
Numerous crowds OF people janmei
the narrow streets and the police could
not control them. Women fafntel ami
their clothes were torn and few were
slightly injured in rushes for safety
The following are estimates OF ibs
principle losses,
Board Of trade 100000 Insurance $500.
900
renans 100000.
NJ ssxe & CO.. wholesale clo;hieru,
sI5oooo.
H. A. Nelson & Co.. fancy goods, $780,
coo.
Beardmore CO.. timers, 100000.
sllverm.n n. Bouiier & Co. hats. caps,
etc, sl25.oOo
Coristine CO.. turs. 100000.
Q. seybold sons Co. $4,000.
1bdnoDd. Greenless & CO., bats ana
furs, $4,000
II. Levi, woolens, etc. 100000.
C, A. choulau & Co.. commission mcf-
chants. s25, 900.
q. Levin & CO.. furs $4,000.
Gilmcur Brothers 4 Co. commission
merchants. $4,000
La Porte Martip & Co. $4,000
J, Cohen & Co.. Wholesale cio15iers.
tis,opo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

Lincoln, Neb, January 23.-rhe fist
number OF The Ccmncner, the wesley
paper published by William j. Bryan,
was issued this afternoon. 1t is a neat
appearing sheet, graphically. The
following Is the salutatory;
THE CoAIMoN.lR.
Webster defines conlmoner as zone Of
the common people" The nams has been
selected Tor this paper because The Com
moner will endeayor TO aid the cmmon
people in the protection OF their r.g1 s,
the Announcement Of their interests aad
the realization OF their aspirations.
1t is not nece7sary TO apologize for the
use Of term which DISTINGUISHES the
great tody Of the papulation r. II tie
comparatively few, VINO, fer one reason
or another, Withdraw themselves from
sympathetic CONGESTION vita their fell
lows. Among the Greeks "H.i XpolH"
was usea to describe the many, while
among the R5msns the word "ploce' was
employed for the same purpose. THESE
appeilattons like the coRmon peOpif. >"
have been assumed with pide by thAss
to whom they were applies, wai-e thfy
have been used as iefrhs OF repr9ach W
hcse who counted themselves among lie
arlss ocratlc clsssea Within racsut yeals
there has been a or. Stng tsnien.y in
scme quarters TO denounee as denagogi5
any reference to. or praise OF, the c5ip.1
mon people
onea edlsor IN a late Issue q rs ,SaFer
takes c-ecpiion 10 the p1rsae and says:
THIS exprF sclon is an lll-ciosen one aad
shOurd have NJ loignen. In tffs yosaba-
larry Of an American patr.ot 'aal states
man. II we sought It's origin. we woHli
lock :or 1t IN thLt spsciqu3 GenAzogY
which has evolved the p;o,ieiflo-al poli-
ticiaB arrayel country Rgsingt town--tae
,armer and ME Sons and daughters agaisst
the business and prs!ey-ieral man and
their scre and daugh' ers-ciplial az inst
iator, and built up agsiln1t ne g5bOrs thu
IEnpreglable BARRIERS OF p.e3utice ana
hate.
This quotation isY Reproduced tecauxs I.
rairly represents tiae views OF thiss who
aritlcise the EXPIRE siion. II has. however.
IN eminently resu sable origin. In the
aasne chapter in qvhifh Chris. condensed
mans duty TO his feilows int, the cam
ma ndmeni Thou- sdnl' love tFy nslsai-
Dor ae thyself; In the sane charter in
which hs denounGsd those who dsvour
widows houses AND for preiense make
eng prsyer-4p ttss same chapter il Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

AMBUSH and destroy troop OF cavalry.
RMS is one OF the most serious affairs
that has occurred In the Creek MARION in
many years. United States indian Agent
shoerfelt and Marshal Bennstt nave
wired the situation to the secretary of
war. Last fall he deiailod the circum-
stances 10 the secretary OF the interior
ana secretary Of wttr and they have full
knowledge Of the conditions watch now
affect the nau,on.
Chief Brown OF The Seminole Nation
states that several emlssaries had been
sent TO his nation by Crazy Snake and
there were indications that hLx people
were uneasy and that they might, III Tor
the misrepresentation OF Crazy Snake.
be led into the uprising.
The greatest danger is from the Chero-
kee nation. Tho tultboods, numbering at
least 10000, are dissatisfied and have
caused the Dawes commission great
deal OF trouble Should the Creek re-
hellion got fairly upon its legs the Cicero
KEGS will probably cast their lot with
them. i, would take good sized army
to suppress them. Rolly Mcintosh sec
ond chief of the Creek nation. has or
ganised band OF Atty warriors, ia
GLIDING whites. for mutual protection.
Eeeh man is thoroughly equipped with
Windhesters and reviewers They are pll
mounted They have estab-
lshed pfckets throughout that section
ana hive agreed upon code OF signals
in the event OF fulIbloods under Crazy
Snake make an atiem.s TO carry out their
threats. MoIntosh's men arc determined
to sell their lives dearly. and should the
combined bands atlack them there viii
80 fierce and bloody encounter Every
man belonging to these bands is a dead
nhot with a Winchester PARTIES who ar
rived by train today from 10. Greek ma
ton report that the Creek fuiibotir are
holding old fashioned war dances in the
rebellious districts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
creek Fullbloods Are Holding War
Dances in the Territory.
.nE CHEROKEES AND THE SEMINOLES
81 &c., sss.v JOIN In THE UPRISING.
efazy Snake air Haro Are the Leaders of the Dis
anected and They Are Making Dire Threats
Cavalry Has Been Asked For.

henson, Texas, january 2s.--The rtest
news today is that about 500 Creek full
uIooos are in open rebellion against the
iaWiul authorities of the Ur,e States
government Last night they held big
war uahce on Canadian and Deep fork.
me Creeks expect the fullbloods OF the
cherokee and Seminole Indians TO iolp
'hem' White men aud women and chill
uren are reported az fleeing. The full
ploVds are allowing them to depart in
peace. stores are locked up and barri-
oaded and reign Of terror exists. In
dians are confscating the best horses;
they are riding all over the country in
menacing bands and ordering people to
do as they want them to or TO take con.
sequences. The affected district, are
around Fentress, Furrs. Sonora. Watspn
VILE Proctor, Burney Ball Mountain.
bad Creek and along the Deep fork OF
tho Cansdian.
crazy Snake and Chief IIarjo. leaders
oil the Creek factions, have posted the
following throughout the Creek nation
From this On tho citizens or Creek
citizens IN the Creek ration rs far as the
Creek Ines extend aud also therein here
shall he no white labor enployel. This
law according to the treaty ard every
person violltnS i; snail be fined Si000
and the same shall be paid 20 The Ma
tion. Also shall receive fifty lashes on
his .tare back. Any Improvement made
by white labor shall he confisca,ed as the
property Of the nation"
Every foot Of the country is well knowa
to every fullblood and there are many
places where 500 determined Creeks could
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

hresf. The agent says that the disap.
pointed Cy~-k Indians, kpown as the
snake band. have established a govern
mept and selected officers. Three light
horsemen have murdered one man and
intsmidated others and issued warrants
for arrests OF friendly Greek Indians who
nave selectcd allotnisnts Tho Indians
are heavily armed and the police force
Is insUficient to cope with them. Tho
indian agent Says that unicss viglant
action Is taken at once compelling the
Indians to disoand many innocent people
VIII be murdered. He requests that a
troop OF cavalry be sent from Fort Reno
to Henrfetta
The telsgram has been forwarded to
the secretary OF war with the request
that troops ne dispatched to the scene OF
the trorhle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
a FULL BLOOD 1SrrLEp.
For RefuninH To Join Baud of Mn.
raudinE Iu,liuus

For RefusinG To Join Baud of Ma
rauding Indians.
MnskoEee, |. r., January 23.-->Iohn Cot
fey, one Of Crazy Horses lixha horse
men. was arrested today by MsrshaIBen
nett. II is feared that tho warning In
dams will attempt ITO rescue him. No
word has yet been received in reply 10
Marshal Benefits request for Federal
troops and the feeling OF insecurity has
been intensified News was brought In
today OF the killing Of Dick King. a full
blooded Creek. because OF his refusal to
join the marauding band.