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LANtiSTON CITY O. T THURSDAY
MAY 23rd. 1895.
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OIIOOTaW case.
UflioiuU nt Wadi'mgtou Gottiug u
Ijittl) Nervous.
M0SI2Y ftPKOULU'lON
f'lIM Ifl'l U-JlH'l M hOltt'f! IlX'UlOU Int.
not llcdvitni I'm Dt'p.irtmmit,. but
1'I.miiv if Itutnori nra ATlont- V
lnvciiiviiinn will I'mlialifv
lip M n lo
Wahiiinimms, Alaj" ?18 -Spo'lal.
'I Hin vury ds-urtitii for the official
iofortn tioii iu the Oaoata railrrjy
case by which our iujunatioa w dia
aslveJ, mid I am a little curious tu
iiud ou' j-il ho it i til tt it ha not
itiriroJ," ibid wn the esproaiiuu
iuduldgcd in by nu oHhial of the do
partmeul of juilim w'a i has bid bolqo
legal caunoiitiou with tin oaso.
From this Bad other information
N.-0'JruJ nrrouud the dmtmout it is
wry pliiu thai tlm uOiiial-i iuterestod
in tho cmo are nt n b:a to understand
Vintv it im tii it thv ii iir.i not hann in
y.'ormod iu nu otb's-d way of the court's
aoliou oj tint tho department can
proceed to furlbti couiideratiou of
tho cro or tho purpose of dutormia
ing what notion shall be taken by tho
department on ths m ittur' of appeal.
Thin Hconlatioii unions h ofOods
of tho dep'jrtmeut hiuh in Dins iu
nUooe amounts almost to nervous
nea may (u sniu mtjut bo ongoo-
dered by letters receive; at t'jj da
pattuwnt from partis iuteroito.l in
the legal coutost. Tbo information
rMoljHH t!io dprtimiat thai on the
day hafors auJ the night bofjro Jas
ti:S.otl give out thit (jcist iu that
some poraoual frum 1 of ttn judge
sV and fciomJa of tbo ruilw iy pn.ipls pro
CettJed from Oklahoma O.ty tj pjintt
that wovld be bonsStte 1 by ths road
fiuumug nlcuit thu routo oppjsai by
tli lUiportiii'jut iind thub i'arorod Oj
I lift ennrt nud socurod property for
to'll Hilc )Llrii)d'M.
Jt in uUimuJ llttt fail lid'.s of par
clutcs umleiu tun way liy'ptrtisa
rl.iKily ooimuotol with thD J'o'.Iowj
nhuwero intsreetoJ m the do:isijn
will burnt i out ujni!jtu in dm
tiuiii tadu' iiittj.1 fjr t'uJ iufjnut
limi of Ihn altoruoy goncrM. Tbi
in aup,, aa.l lj aijia that Jmti.j
Hoott, of OkUh va i, ia uoai w i w u
not iibh t-j kaap tho oa:rot of h' dj
ciAioo, aud iu this rwipat r9amblt
tbo roprotuo court of the Uoitttl
'titct iu the lucoaio tax at wll a in
runny other case?; tout in noma way
tho ':rct ct ont ainoa tho lutuuate
fruud? of sj-Mi', it ud i it romlt tu-y
piocet'li'if to imk i uiuo i mouuy by
t iy of tmutf this information.
l'hin is net up tu tho dopirtuiaat u3
ouo of thu ininv Mini why tha do
liirtinuDt ih ml I urdr thtt nn appeal
bi: Uk9'i h ti it th o ii u ai bs coo
aider J 1 i th" sirpro.ii) c irt .of tha
territory. Tu'j ps p o j TojumadU,
thucouty aott t jwrn, n;id tliosa ioter
nated in t'n right o! w tv fitvorad by
tho dt'p'trUiiiul uru fuiug metaagea
iid !ettern nt ilio dxpiriaiHnt whiob
'.frhdieat a vjrj war u luuliar exitiuS
cii the Hubj 'at .
In tha ruuuiiuuiu whilu all thia mat
tor h eoiniug in tho offijals tiiiuk it
yury atrangH tbtt they do not receive
from thu ooart tho writtoa opiaioa
whiob wii iltihrerail to thu publio
liiat Woduia.Uy bnt wliioh wa lo
have bean tutdo publio on Tunsday.
Jn thu taco of tbo information about
tbo whole matter unoulual they oro
voty anxious to get at the real foots
of the deoiuion for tus purposo of de
teraiiiiioK what to do about fortbor
departinuutal aotioo.
Xtisindioatod inmauy of tho pro
tasis against tha dcoiaion that an in
vestigation of the matter should be
made np apesial agent and thus add
to the roport made by Agent Newton
for ousting Judge Soott fro'a office.
Of course, such aotioo would be use
less by way of having edeut nt the de
psrtment of justice, h the report of
igeot Newton favoring tbo ousting
of Jidge Boott baa been approved by
lee attorney general and ia now bong
dd it tie white bouse. Bat it is ob
served that possibly an onvoatigation
ol the new complications might bring
ffp something that could bo used with
effect with the president- It was in
dCUdHb department of justice
May that should charges in regular
;tj he fi'ftd containing matter al
reafr '.d about tbo eubjeet it is
oiiteVottible that another investiga
tie nji aueh ebargea would be made
fo Ud good of tbo setvlce.
ALL A FAKE.
A Wichita Eaglo Correspondent Kills
the Duun'H Itrothors With ilia l'on.
3T0RY MANL'PAOTUilUD HEHE
Mnrabnl Nix OQico Hiu No Such Iu-
formation-Tho Dunn Brother
Aro Very Strong in Thoir
Neighborhood and it
Would Tako a Rci-
moot to Got Them,
Capital.
GoNmiiK O. T , M y 21 -Tho story
sent oat from thia city to the Wichita
Eagle relating at length the abduction
of the three Danii brothcro, who aro
roportod to havs ahoid in tho killing
of'Dittar Creek" and "Dynamite
Diok" proves to be all a fake. Mar
shal Nixe' chief clerk, John Hale
ststoa that ths uumbor of tho Dunn
family and iieighbortiitf frieuddui
auaU that bj orginizut ontl v jttng
uould gat together of Huuljient num-
bor to jjot them. The story of the
Quibrio correspondent is at great
length. It nya thut -'frionda of Now
comb and 1'ieroe. the territory out
laws who wnro botntytxl by snppasod
frionda nol oownrdly usaasiunatoJ near
lngilis two weoks ngo, have avenged
tho death of the comrades. Accord
ing to tho story of a courier who came
n from Iuglln, O. T., John, Ualvin
and William Dunn have been kidnap
ped liy a number of tbo dead outlaw
friends and lynobed. At tho time of
killing, locil dectectivea toolt upon
tUeutselve) the jrlury of the esptute of
the out la VII, and put iu clnims for the
Urge reivnr'ld tht iud been offered
for their heads.- A weok ago, however,
the Dunns at whose home near In-
gaiU the oulhw stepped on the night
of the killing, were cbargrd with he
traying tham iota their home under
guise of friendship, and uft-r Kettiug
tho two dosperidoes drunk, ridJliug
them with btillota ui they slspt. Thoy
hud, it is aaid, boon promised Urge
rums of mouoy by tbo dcotcctvei who
had claimed ths rowarde. Tho friends
of Newcorob and Pjeroe openly swore
revenge.
Thu Danns birriaiiliJ t'mir pltci,
scsusod supply of tirius au I uumi J ii
tioj ual uiado their rtuuU n veiitablo
arsenal. They Unt low until Han Jay,
says tho ccurifr, when some of them
wore saon ubont tho plaso, apparently
void of fetr and bolieviug that tha ex
pooled raid was a blnti. That night
tho mail c.riot vigilence k-pt by the
brothers was roUxed, in farther be
lief that they were ten of molcstatiou.
The act, it nppetrrt, provnd fa:al und
the threu brothors veru Jcubily tukon
by thoir eneanits.
Late Snndty mgltt a b ly of h eav
ily armed men drove iu to' the Dunn
cabin, and forming h riu around it,
called npin the brothers to oorae out
and surrender themselves, tberasrand
era having previously fired a volley in
to tho aro to awaken their intended
victims.
Wnon tho Dunne, John Oilvin and
William, ne the number of tboso
without, thoy roitdily realized the
worthlCHfiioM of makin g a fight and
qnickly surrendered. The womon folks
tried to dissuade the oaptors from car
rying out their purpose, but were radt
ly pushed aside.' The Danes were
placed upon horses, aud being told
not to make an outcry, were hantily
driven of toward the mountains. Since
then nothing bat been beard of tbe
band or its oaptives, and tbo general
opinion is that tbe Dunne have been
lyocutd, and aa tbe feeling againat
them was meet bitter. Searching
parties ate out looking for the bodies
but as tbe desperadoes probably took
tbe violins to one of thoir mountain
rendervoua, the prospect ol tracing
tbur is very small.
THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST.
WaiiinteroN, May 20. Tbe final
session of tbe Soalbern Baptist con
vention wan held yesterday. Follow
icg the eaggMtbue of the iotsrnalion
al peace congreae, reeolutione ware
adoptod I ttoring tha establishment of
aa international court of arbitration.
Chattanooga, Tenn., was elected ss
the plaeo of holding tha appointed to
convey tbe fraternal grenUugs of ihe
southern convention to tbe northern
convention, which aeeta nt ekratoga.
H. Y. od the 291b imt.
BEGIN A CONTEST,
A Kopubliouti Declared Dl
eetyd Senator in Delaware.
COLON EI. IIliNUY A DDPONT FUR
MALY AWARDED THK IIONOH.
Damocriitii, n.:k:J U ty Tor ll'iitnon,
Win, .iiKvooaiKl to tho Rxrcutlru Ctiiilr
oathoUvnthof Oov- Murvll, ClAlm lliu
VAw'auuj'ln the Spcakynhip of the Sen
iitf, tMiNotCat Dairu tbo Voting' Ma
jority ilf tho Patty An Appeal to IkotI
fi. uiututho Noxt Hum.
Dover, Del , Miy 18. Tbn general
assembly of Dolawaro uJj tnrnod Sine
dio nt U o'obzk tliii ufttrnoon with
out having aoliuttti u aucucsmr to
Senator IiigiuB, although the Us
pabliimus claim thoir Inuliiij,- cnndi
date, Uol. Henry D ip .u', wai lu
aliy elected. Thu matttr will prob
ably be taken to tbo Uuitod States
sontitu for a domaiou. Tho '211th
ballot fciLca th) doadjj' begun four
tuontbn ag'i, and tho last of thu Be
b'iou waa taken a few imnatea b. fore 3
o'cLck It ro.ml'o'l; Hiinrv A. Dn
p nit, (R) 13; J. E lv ird AddiikB, (it)
4; KdwardRidijoh; (D.), 9 Tunnel.
(D), 1 During the day tho Demerits
GlibustoroJ with the oujjtol preveut
iug ballotiug, aud when tbo aula
houus dock ran? out tho hour of '6
o,cl ck aud eouudeJ tha death knull
of th. irgiftlativo sosiiou of 1895. the
clerk vm iu the tnidte of a toll call
ou a dilituiy motim made by a l)c:n
tcart. Aa Boon ns Oov. Wflteou
(Dam), wlu by to inon of tbe fact that
ho wuh speaker of tho ecnaio boforo
hia eUvittioo to tho gubernatorial
(hair upon the death of Oov. Marvil
presided over tho joint Eeuiou, an-
huoui.cjJ ths sine dio ndjiarumont,
Speaker of the House MuiIullin,(U),
arose uud formally declared Henry
A. Ddpout elected Uuitod States
senator. Thia a:tin bad previously
been egrcol upon by tbo Rspublioan
leaders' Tbo Delaware legislature is
compoaJ of 21 representatives, and
ft Henators, H5 being a ranjjrity on
joiut ballot. Tho republiuans claim
that wbon Watson by viriuro of his
pnbition as speakaiof the stJnatv, sue
cced to the governorship, Pi10D vUft
death of Gjveruor Mtrvii'ouo' month
ago, tbe cumber of suualorfl vis re
duced to 8, and t!iurefovther wero
only 21) on joint ballot, and that 15
vjt?a cjn3tit itol u maj iri'y.
The ocnitorial q'taanou ia likely to
occupy a lar,-e amouut of public al
teuttou for months to onio. Wheth
er tin governor has a right to op
point, is a disputed question. If bo
1jj8, tho appointment will bo only un
til tbe next legislature whiob meets
in Jauuary 1836, unlets oooner called
together by tbe governor. This Ut
ter contingency iu not probablo how
evor. J. Edward AdJioka hits made good
bis threat, uttered at the very begin
ning of the content, to prevent tbo ol
ection of a Republican senator from
Delaware if ho oould unt eecuro the
prize himself:
Col Hinry A. Djpont, who will
make a contest for tho senatorsbp,
is a member of tho famous Dupont
family who have been manufacturers
of powder and other explosives at
Wilmington, this state, for over a
century He ie a son of tbo late Q en.
Henry Dnpont, and was born at
Brandy wine Batiks in 180J. He at
tended tbe University of Pensylvauia
and was appoiuted to the Unitod
States mililary aeadaiay at West
Point, gtuduitiog in leW. He en
terod the Fifth United State artillery
and , nerved through the civil war.
Ool. Dupont has been a RepnblicAu
ever sinoe tbe organization of tbe
parly
SMALLPOX IN CHICAGO
OnoAoo, Uay 18. Small pox hu
broken ont suddenly in a negro set
tleaaenton Dearborn street in tbn
vineinity of Twenty-saeond street,
and it ia causing the health offioiali
nndlesa soscunt of trouble, Ten pat
ienta sffllcted with tbn diseaae have
been removed from tbn bouses
in
that vinoioity. Thu colored peool
were all taken to tbn anaU-poz boa
pita), and a force of a doaen or more
fimigaton nod vaccinators have bean
at work in tbn raeighbotkood, taking
prenaatioaa against tha spread of th
diwie Tha ciib;eek lv tt ssti
seriof a which has occurred in tbe ctiy
for u mouth or two, and the health
department is throughly worked up
over it. Tbo worst featuro about Ihe
matter ia that tbo colorod psoplo
have made an effort to suppress thu
knowledge of tho existence of tho
disease from tho htalth department
THE KICKAPOO LANDS.
Woro Opened to Settlomout on May
23th al High Noou.
Last Thursday at uoon tho 85,000
norm in tbo Kicini-too reservation
whiob remain unallotted to Indians
nnd utihelectod as school indemnity
lauds, was thrown opon to nattlemout
nodcr the proclamation of tbe pruii
dent, signed Saturday. Departing
from precedent, the proclamation ro
oiled the deesriptiou of tbe lauds re-
loaBed to the settlers rather than tho
description of tho land reserved from
them, because it waa found that of tbo
200, OUO acres in the reservation, but
85,0C0'83 remained after allotments
and selections. For the less thau
550 oluims into which this eroa was
dovided, word oamo that betweon 12.
000 and 20,000 made the race.
Thera was no restriction! of any
sort to restrain tbo waiting thcusiuds
from crossing tho liuo boforo the
hour of opening, for tho department
will rely upon the Z3le of tho indi.
vidual 89 tiers to seoure claims as a
check against soouers, rathor than
upon any cordon of special agents
that it might establish on tbe boun
daries. No one who entered beforo
Thnrsday noon oould acquired auy
ritrht of entrv, -iud unyonu who wail
od until the noon honr and theroifter
entering files liHouiin u.joii h tract
claimed by a "soonor" may bo abso
lutely certain of born? awarded that
claim as soon aa ho presents soffiornt
proof to Secretary S nith. All seven-1:
era will be dUposaesssd upon prosou
Utiou of proof and award made to
the law-roapecting contestant.
AWAY DOWN SOUTH.
CouMuca, S. C, May 2i. Gov
Evans baa just isauad a lengtnly ad
orea to tbe citizens of South Oaro
lina, in which be detla vory harshly
with tho recent decisions in tbo dis
pouuary uud registration oises. He re
fers to the politioal history of bia atte
sioco tho war, and uraoa for the right
of tho Btato "to man-iga and diroat its
internal uflfaira wtttnut national inter
ference." Ho concludes with the as-
aarlion that tae iaue is now bitwjea
black aud whitj aud ures oit zaas to
aoa that "white men, not white tnau
with bluck hearts, nor negroes" shall
control tho constitutional onveatfon.
"I will ost oall the leisUtare to
gether," hi says. 'Thoy could do
nothing," An appeal will be takan to
the supreme court of tho United Slates,
But uudar the red tapo and tochutoal
tties surrounding it, a decision otiinot
bo had in timo to atluot tho eleotiou of
delegate?. Jt muit : n freo opau
fight. I appeal to tbo a-jvaruigu pso
pie of Sjnth (Jtroliua to protrct thiir
homes and thoir lihortisa. Tho gov
ernment of tbo. pajple mmt and jhall
be perpetq-tteJ, and wo are ready to
lead the fight aa der the white man's
fhg."
SLAVERY REVIVED.
Little Rocs, Ark., May isl. -Ropc-ts
have reached here from Ouachita uoun
ty, Ark., of the wholaualu kidat ping
of negroes uy white man from Louis
iana who coed farm Inborera, When
laborers wero needed, tbay orosned
into Arkansas, selected the negroes
they wanted and tok them to Louis
iana by forca. Similar reports have
reached here from Union and othor
counties.
A disputed) from Eldorado says that
Judge Smith, of Ouachita county, baa
convened especial grand Jury to in
vestigate tbn recent outrages of thin
obaraoter. Iu actun one, the kidnap
era have been aeen driving before thera
like. o many aheep a bunch of negroes
with their ami pinioned and tied to
gether' FLYNN HERE.
, Hon. D, T. Flynn ie here. lit h ia
bten at South Mo Hester talk in? with
tha Dawes eoeaaisMtm. "I ana certain
the oommieeion will aojonaplis'a anus
"Oapt. Kidd, who porsisltd iu forcing
tho Indiniif, 13 no longer en tho com
misaiou. Tlisy aiu tii?ro thia ti.uo i.i
ing, 'What do you wint to dnv' Tip'
squaw mnti Imvo toat inllsuce with
tho Iudians nnd tlioao men wero jr.or
fd beforo; now thoy will bo consiiltoil.
Mr; Artnetron, oun of tho commis
si iner?, r.s boro in tho Choctaw
cuuntry uud knows just how to talk
to ludinus Ex-Senator Dutch hua
gtoat inlluouo'i in tho aouato on tho
Indian question nud thu other m?m
btits are full of tbn importnucc of their
miseiou. Tho Creek council ia u iw in
seseiou and tho cnutniaiiou will c;o at
onco to work with it."
Mr. Fiyuu wid l" bio!; to s-t ihf
Dnweu commission iiU'Hit in u ahcr
timo.
J. I. HAZELWQOD
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WLuu Iu noud l) II V(l OO US cull ou him
Langston O. T.
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