ITeaterday Commissioner Sanson be wii the investigation of a case which lhaa attracted wide spread attention|Id |t|B Coontry.git will to remembered that on an ek;jcursion train coming from Parsons, Kansas, a couple of weeks agb there Oclt; curred a small sized riot, in whicbta' : ' * • • ; * 1 *. -v*titioper of the troop camped at Fori Gibson, named Thorne, was cot with (I [knife, .Thomas Cunningham was. {also tabbed and Editor Holden, of the Fprt Gibson Poet, was beaten oyOr the blt;»d with a pistol by a gang of drunken',Qeo. Olevinger and three other parties were arrested and yesterday they were arraigned before Commissions? Sanson.•The defendants pleaded not guilty^ and that if a crime was committed it was done in the ptate of Kansas/and therefore the United States Commit sioner had no jurisdiction. . vSeveral witnesses were examined and the fact of the location of the offense not being very clearly demonstrated] the Commissioner continued the bearing till the 27th of this month. fS-v.-:-v ' ' «... m,, —Not! ce Lof Adloarnment.