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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
suMMoNEp To sunnnNpER.

CAIRo, July 16.-Gen. Grenfell sent mes
sengers to Nadel Jumi with proclsma-
tion summoning him to surrender. The
messengers were severely beaten, but
Nadel Jumi read the proclamation to the
assembled dervishes. The result Is not
known. 1t is believed many chiefs are in
clined to desert Nadel Jumi. All the vii
lagos in the vicinity profess loyalty to the
kbediye.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
Murdered From Ambush,

Special TO the Statesman.
GAINESVILLE, July 16.-An old farmer of
the Chicksaw Nation was shot and killed
from ambush one day last week while sit
ting by the side of his wife aud driving
along the road in wagon near the Wash
ita river few miles west of Purcell. The
killing was done with Winchester rifle.
The assassin escaped as soon as he fired
the fatal shot. The wife saw the muir
derer of her husband as he ran away, but
failed to recognize him.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
A THREATENED TRIO.
EGYPT.
THE pERvIsH WAR.

CAIRO, July l6.-Advices from the front
state General Greenfell has assumed COM
mand of the Egyptian troops occupying
position two miles long, near the village
OF Bellans. The artillery is in the center,
and the cavalry stationed up the river for
the purpose of Watching the dervishes.
Mad FL Juni, the dervish leader, occupies
strong position at Khor. The dervishes
number $500 fighting men. Several thou
sand reinforcements are coming to them
from Dongola.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
Rates on Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 16.-The Penn
sylvsnia railroad com pany announce to-
day reduction of so cents per ton in
rates on anthracite coal from the mines 70
Chicago. beginning July 10. The rate
will be $3.50 instead OF 81 as now charged.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
jefferson Jottings.

Special to the Statesman.
JEFFERSON, Tex, July 16.-News WAS re-
ceived to-day by telegram from Washing
ton that Mr.. W. E. Singleton, Jr., had been
appointed postmaster at Atlanta. Mr..
Singleton ia son of W. E. Singleton of
this place, aud is good business man and
citizen. The young man is only % years
old.
At a meeting of the Jefferson Light
Guards last night First Sergeant D. O.
Wright was elected first lieutenant of the
company.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
Texarksna Northern

Special to the Statesman.
TE1ABKANA, Tex, July 15.-The work OF
grading the Texsrkana Northern railroad
north of Red river was begun to-day. A
large force is at work and quantities of
ties have been contracted for and work
will be pushed to completion to connect
with the Fort Worth and Kansas City.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
From san Angelo.

8 u. oisl 20 NJ >ta -5m1
SAN ANGELO, July 16.-rhe first monthly
stock sa,r * ace Saturday,, August
3. The cihz u AID stock raiszr5 are d., =
t. mined to III ke 1T q success. The
connt =, i. nil OF ine stock and the buy
ers will cume. The stock will be sold on
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
WAsHING1'ON NOTES.
REooRDs oF THE WAR.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Leslie j. Porry,
of Kansas, has been appointed by the SEQ
retsry of war to be one of the civilian ex-
perts of the board to edit the rebellion
r cords for publication.
CADET APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, July l6.-Andrew E. Will
liams, Ninth Texas district, May6eld, has
been appointed cadet at the military
academy.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18

ing. This Is looked upon as suspicious,
as it is believed the officers of the com-
pany are attempting to conceal the facts,
and that $4,000 in greepbacks which was
received Saturday night was taken by the
missing cashier. The American Surety
company is on his bond for $4,000, and its
special agent is here tracing the missing
oashier
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
Thought to be Donovan.

CINCINNATI, o., July 16.-A man who
stayed last night at the Grand hotel under
the name of Joseph Clifford and went east
this morning by the Chesapeake q Ohio
railroad, is believed to be Mike Donovan,
Kilrain's second at the Richburg slugging
match
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
Galveston's Water w forks.
80 el.1 CNa&aa,,,an

GALVESTON, July 16-This afternoon
the fire department tested the half million
dollar water works system of the city and
found them to work admirably. The test
was witnessed by the mayor, board of al
dermen, water commissioners and a large
party of prominent citizens, all of whom
expressed themselves highly pleased with
the result of the test.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
SWITZERLAND
MEETING POSTPONED.

BERNE, July 16.-The bundesrath has
postponed the time for holding the inter
national labor congress here till next
spring.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
Houston Defeated d.

HousToN, July 16.-The home team was
defeated by Fort Worth to-day.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Houston. 0 0 0 o. 2
Fort Worth ......3 0 0 0 0 -
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
eBRVIA.
AIMING THE nEsEavEs.

BELGRADE, July 16.-The Servian gov
ernment is preparing to arm the second
reserves in the automn.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
FRANCE.
oHAnoEs AGAINST BouLASGER.

PARIs, July 16.-The "Temps" says:
Cipher tele1rans have been discovered
which prove that General Boulsnger was
az the head of the plot 10 march upon the
Elysee palace, and that several officers Of
high rank had promised him their sup
port.
The temps" further say that the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18

LONDON, July 16.-The community has
been greatly stirred by another horrible
murder thought to be committed by the
butcher of fallen women, known as "Jack
the Ripper" The body of a woman
mutilated in the usual frightful manner
was found in CASTLE alley in the White
chapel district. Although the police have
used every means. to apprehend the mur'
derer no trace of him has yet been found
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
THE zETLAND STAKES.

LONDON, July 16.--At the Leicester sum
mer race meeting to day the race for the
Zetland stakes for 2-year-olds, i've fur
longs, was won by Mr.. Dawson's The
Whaup; Heffington's Far-Niente, second,
and II. Chaplain's Hersey, third. There
were twelve starters.
The race for the Midland Derby plate,
3-year-olds, one and one-half miles, was
won by Lord Zstland's Pinzon; Mr.. Err
nests Gulliver, second; 7. G. Gordons
Tragedy, third. There were eight start
ere.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-07-18
BEET sUGAR.
PARloHurIsr KILLED.

LONDON, July l6.-Lsnnox, assistant Of
Hi9gi =, parachutIst, WAS killed at Man
ches'er to-day BY the collapse of ballon
IN which they made an ascension. Higgins
escaped without injury.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

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tlelr ses4rn >s4aley Begss ~ dssP~lr.
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asse a. lu-tss-sz frzeL taerc ee.aE 4el11-s
eiss s@Fs -. es1es. s4zaT a4a . sot ef $40 q
Ilz boxes ~ 10 4llsglgol oQg ga. 4-l t1s
cl-allala 81 al-.2 .2r.F -f t1s r9ag saa nesi
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gaze s-zls 81 11l aEse. 4ao lae fss ss-1zn-ss
via - S-fe s-aras-g 4c.e - Ave - -e- t1s
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afota s-n r1e as2a- Ess ~ s4tlsr a--a
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e494 ~ ns-r fE 80 peeg.e
The c1isis aa1 8oalg ee-= ez.lee - e
1ol1el4 boaAy cEered - slay elt4 len
days Rcd ,of eaca peIsea 91ls 3 wead sst
Gus o. ssarc1 llr the lissls u-ea il ils
Afternoon a t1e sese4rl la5 ee mustered
Fcosy besides fhe zarrl>ol of ta- camp
Le4 uel. ,ali g 81 M4lFela el.ef surrendered
ios.rtsel of be Iel 10 tae.r c314-. hieLo ol-1
411tler c4-eL a1aa10ae1 lls DrgrleF "a
r4Edl alotasF AalysDa ca ef lsft ole Of his
slses 4la lsr lt-ls goy W8 -eft t4e1lv <
feeble -nd s-sk Erstehes a-resly pass al
hope lu-ess fooa could b. arossrt -4en al-aln
tEelty folr hours We Travelled EiIe ules
t.at afternoon. laFinE p4ssel several dead ge9
pie ol Lae road and e..g.F on r1s s.s-rl azy n
their aoscnee from camp. ~ met lnem Marca-
Ing in a. easy fashl1l 80 tL4E la tFelrT a
holrs from leaving STAR alton camp Ee arre
back sith cleery abundance sIolnd us. r1.s
las been M nearest approach % absolute star
~ = at E . 81. .-r 4 r sr
taenty-1le persons sgcc.luloed ia tnis dreadful
cam
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
- FRAops caaaogo.

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- ia camoaur alserea - nave
v.e.sa,llsd Haa8rsss 81 Isopis 4ea ser
era Hanarea Thoas4na Dollars-Capi-
taists ana Poos Msa AuAs SAID 10 ss
suaeFer..
CaicAeo. Nov s5-In the appoint
rent ~ q recelver for the Ere1er-asen
Lana Company. Hhat is alleged 81 have
been . fraud involving 100000 is said
20 have been developed and in oonse-
aueuee a criminal action was begun
Monday which resulted in the arrest oi
the cashier u the company e. o.
Coute. Western agent 0f fro1eriksen
& Co.. snore out warrant Tor \. C.
Fr.drriksen. principal of she company,
n d. ~ Frederi-sen. his son. and ~
n Bidzood. The cashier. Oh the charge
Of con,piraev 70 defraud. Rideood was
fonn3 at the oface of the company No.
Isl Washington street. and Was locked
mo az the Harrison street station late
Monday NIGHT n. &. Eredrlksen is sup
pcsel 70 be- ia Alabama.
TIE charge IS based on alleged crooked
transactions iu giving mortgages on
lands 70 which the FrederiAseus had nc
tltle. These mortgages arc said to have
been pledged as security Tor loans az.
gregating large amount Fredeuk.
sen & Co. has been doing large
business in Western railroad lands.
selling for the most part small tracts Of
FORTY or ffrv acres on the instsllment
plan. the purchasers usually being im-
MIGRANTS or poor people Who wished C
invest their earnings in farms. After
q certain number OF payments lad
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

PRovfnuvrr. E. J.. Nov 2s - Tvs
farmers. Wellington Hart and R A
smith. both over so years ~ age, vers
drowned ladar Chs in a small pond
mean North Snithfeld. r. Their borss
wandered from The road .n The dark and
che wagon Nss rarsiEed
a 1epu-auon or Brirlsn C6iumUs Hsn.
e-ran have arrived az Ottawa. Ont. a
urge rhe removal of the politaE ~ ssoe
on fhe Chinese They sar the salmon.
fishing lra astrY would collapse sithout
Chinese lahor
The gas vell struck ~ Chsrrvva
kan last creek has been tested ard
proves as sfronr As when drst reported,
masnca Blaze thirty feet iu height.
81 WniI al once he began digging
ether SELLS Ia the rietni-ss
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
Hanged by a Mob.

WHITEHALL, Wis, Nov. 26.-In the
town of Preston, seven miles from here,
Hans Jacob Olsen was taken out by q
mob Of men, some of whom we're masked,
and hanged to a tree, where his body
was found Monday morning. 1t is not
known definitely what he had done tc
bring him to such fate, but the rumOI
here is that he had committed an afro
cious murder and that an inquest is in
progress.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
say. the Report. Were Exaggerated.

ST Louis, Nov. 26.-The reports sent
out about the train robbery at Pryor's
Creek, in the Choctaw Nation, on the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, sunday night
have been greatly exaggerated or Ex-
press Messenger Johnson is a most con-
summate liar. He arrived in this city
Monday evening and says the spoil OBJ
tanned by the bandits amounts 70 ST.
sf7.40. Press reports state the amount
to be between SIS, coo and $50, OO0
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
England BUYS an American Gun.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 26.-The briggs.
Schroeder rapid-Ering gun, invented by
Lieutenants briggs and Schroeder, Of
the United States navy, has been sold
to English capitalists for sG00,000. It Is
said the inventors received the amount
of the purchase money in cash. The
advantages of the new gun consist in its
light weight and rapid-fring capacity.
II weighs only fifteen pounds, IS made
OF the strongest kind of steel, and can
fire a shot three miles. II can be fired
three times as fast as the famous En-.
gllsh Armstrong gun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
AN AWFUL FATE.

An EmPlOys of the Iron Works AT Canton.
Mass. Accidentally Locked ia al OSen
and Roasted 10 Death
CANTON, Mass. Nov. 26.-James H.
Carney died sunday under peculiar cir
cumstances He was employed break
ing the cord in the Kinsley iron and ma
chine works, belonging 20 the day gang.
For some reason Carney went 70
the oven Saturday afternoon with
out knowledge OF his fellow-workmen,
and WAS closed in when the day gang
left work. TIE oven was not opened
again until o'clock sunday morning.
y hen the night gang discovered him
Carney was still alive but unconscious.
He was almost completely baked. His
eesh was torn from his hands in efforts
% Tree himself from his prison. He re-
mained unconscious until be died sun
day. Carney was 25 years old and IN
married
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
SENT TO The SENATE.
The North Dakota Legislature Elects Ly-
man x. Casey as United states senator.

man x. Casey as United states senator.
BISMARCK, y. D.. Nov. 26.-The House
and Senate in joint session Monday
night elected L. K. Casey, of James,
town. the second Senator for North
Dakota. On the last ballot lie received
hfty-one votes and his election was
then made unanimous.
Lyman r. Casey was born At York, y. Y. in
fS}7. and moved 20 Ypsilanti, Mich, az an early
age. where he prepared FOR the university az
Ann Arbor but failing health compelled him 20
give up his university course. For ten years be
was engaged ia the oyster trade AZ Buffalo,
Baltimore aUs Detroit with Platt & Co,
and then in the hardware trade at Detroit be
ing one Of the firm OF Teft. Casey & kellogg.
In 1872 he went abroad and travelled In Europe
for fve years. He married Miss Platt. Of Bati-
more and has three children. In iSS5 he came
% Dakota in charge OF the interests OF the Car
rington & Casey Land Company, making his
headquarters az jamestown, where he has since
resided
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
Heldtn RrIl.

HrE1Er. Wis. Nov. %. 6.-Purrin, The
assistant cashier Of the Iron Exchange,
who is under arrest for completely In the
recent robbery 81 tho bank, was taken
O. Ashland Monday. and his evamina-
tion continued until Friday. with bonds
fixed a $4,000 He strongly protests his
t-.--.-r..o
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

RoCKFOEp. IL. Nov 26.-At Cherry
Valley. H., sunday Nelson Martenson
was shot and instantly killed by his
cousin. Nels Nelson. They we're clean
ing a gun which they supposed was not
loaded, and in trying experiments With
il MartensOn was killed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
80 u NATuRAl oAs.


DAxHoS. O., NeT 81 TIE tWo-story
bs.es dwelling of >oeu Has ti.eras
.4s blows g ateUs - a. eA-
rloslen Qf nstaral gas a. ] e'eloek ta2s
-. Tao chllareu vere klllea
and BawthornR. his vlfe afa father
uers terribly and probably ts.-lly az
are1 ana were reseas1 and l4ken ~
tbe aosgll-f
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

BsooKLYx, Nov. %. AT the Office OF
tho Brooklyn Jockey Club on Monday
Green b. Morris. the turfman. preseEt@i
for payment checks signed by tho Dwyer
Brothers amounting 20 s+.545 Nicholas
Quinn. clerk. was sent 90 the bank OF
the Brooklyn Trust Company for tho
cash. secured the money and skipped
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
4 safe Robbed.

KAysAs Cry Mo Nov af The safe
of The Missouri Pacific Railroad Cafn-
pang AZ ConHay springs, Kan. was
blown open sunday nigat and s1, 600 eas
secured The robbers are unknown
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

MoUvT CARROLL, H.. Nov. 26 -Abram
II. LicIty, administrator for several
large estates in this vicinity and
guardian for a mum Der Of heirs, is said
- be defaulter for from $4,000 TO
SO. 600. His whereabouts arc not known.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
LIVES LOST IN A CYCLONE.
Five Persons Known To Have Been Killed
In North Carolina Hurricane.

RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. % News has
reached here Of a fatal cyclone which
swept through Beaufort County Sunday,
causing terCible destruction. At Camp
bells Creek, six miles from Aurora, sew
eral houses were blown down, and Dick
Phillips lcolOred) and his five children
were killed and several others were bad
ly hurt It is feared the fatality list
will grow larger.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
SHE PRAYED FOR DEATH.

q mos
% 8 q tmuo Tfh hN 5aI ad lf O.
he % u AT % ut lifof. wo
GIIEl, it5 =, f'9easa ION wayne Ina
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
THE Markets


CHICAGO. Nov. %
FIouR-Rather dun gprin~ patents s. 5o1
800 straivhts 81. .z,a4 %. Ra.,ers. = pe1ge5
Winter uatents. ssst.atsO. Clears. Sc ooa8pJ
WHEAr-Ruied arnier. No 2 cash ranged Al
7sal7pl,c. December 7a5s ls0c: May. ssls4A &c.
30 SpIlDb' sse,' - 49,. -
'ohN --r "a -, ~. ~,
Z elio"' = s-' ~ ~ -, 49,
,-'s..- 20, .--.ss- -
o.-. .t,.r t,..t s.rsav Na sraeh 9n7 oOtto
e., -...,. 7-.,...-- s,-9.s...-@-
80. 07s. 4 80 sornp..s ff rnoae--ts mn
May - 90 -, ,.-,--S
l's Z e. ,- ..,.ss-.-. - . ,,-ft.. 81.
s... ,..t ,-.-. ~ -. 60
,.-. 49, s,-.-..-- t.,.~, -.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-27
Business and Amusement
Announcements.

FIND Webster's advertisement.
LOOK at the new Scotch ginghams at
Gleason's.
DR.. c. c. WAKEFIELD will treat the sick
at the Pavilion every Wednesday.
j. V. Morrow has fifty patent bee-hives,
with comb and fixings," for sale
REMNANTS of Canton flannel at six and
one-half cents at Webster's.
Two HUNDRED blank receipts, bound with
stubs, very cheap at the WATcHMAN office.
LOOK at the all-woo tricots, at twenty
seven and one-half cents per yard, at
Gleason's.
Extra qualities in Hamburgs at Web
sters.
TWENTY-FIVE teams wanted at once to
draw logs. Apply to Clinton Cutler, Plain
field, Vt.
l.. p. GLEASON & Co. offer one lot of
ladies' wool hose at twenty-five cents per
pair, worth forty cents.
PEOPLE desiring a good paint for build
ings, at a low price, are referred to the ad-
vertisement of the Patrons Paint Works
LOOK at the dress ginghams L. p Gleason
& Co. are selling at six and one-half cents
per yard.
ONE HUNDRED blank orders of selectmen
on town treasurer bound with stubs, for
sale very low at the WATcHMAN office.
ROBERT ELsMERE, the great novel-ffty-
cent edition sent postpaid for only thirty
cents by the Granite Publishing Company,
Barre, Vt.
EXCELSIOR WATER from Saratoga Springs
pure, fresh sparkling and genuine-by the
glass or gallon, at Frank H. Bascoms drug
and cigar-store.
l.. p. GLEASON & Co. offer this week fine
sheeting, forty inches wide at seven cents
per yard
DIR. HosKINs will be glad to send copy
of his Seed and Nursery Catalogue free to
any address sent him by postal or other
wise Address 7. H. Hoskins, Newport, Vt
SECONDHAND TYPE For SALE.-Thirty
fonts of display job type in good condition.
For specimen sheet and prices address
Watchman Publishing Company Mont
pelier, Vt
SErTLE!-All persons having unsettled
accounts with the undersigned are hereby
notified and warned to call and settle imme-
dtdtely, as my books must be closed. Remem-
Der, delays are dangerous o. M. Eaton.
ALWAYS after taking stock there are job
lots OF clothing, caps ETC., that need to be
sold to make room for new spring goo Is.
On and after March 1st Farwell will offer
some special bargains in his line. Call and
see them.
SEVEN PER GENT INTEREST is guaranteed
upon real estate mortgages sold by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
Kansas. j. r. Curran, the Montpelier
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-27
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Hon. Il. p. WALTON is seriously ill.,
a PLEASANT social was held at Christ
church rectory Thursday evening.
BERT SHEPARD is confined to the house,
nursing blooming pair of mumps
Mrs. G. w. PECK gives drive-whist
party this evening at her residence.
A LARGE party from Montpelier atte ded
the old folks ball at MiddeseX last week.
e. p. JOHNSON has been confined to the
house for nearly week with severe cold.
THERE was drive-whist party Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. DIR. G. Il.
Hunt.
DIR. AND MRS. III. T.. WHITNEY returned
last week from their visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Miss LILLE LEFFINGwELL of Corning,
Kansas, is the guest of Mr., and Mrs. S. III.
o. Bosworth.
III. E. HUNT of Dakota is assisting his
brother, DIR. G. Il. Hunt the dentist, in the
latters office.
THE woman's home missionary society of
Trinity church meets this afternoon with
Mrs. ID. l.. Fuller.
THERE was a pleasant drive-whist party
at the residence OF Hon. @. II. Heath last
Thursday evening.
MRS. 8. q. SHURrLEFF gave drive-whist
party Tuesday evening, February 10. The
ladies' prize was won by Mrs. Henry Fuller
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