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Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22
WHO SMUGGLES CHINESE?
DR.. Wo Sing Arrested and Taken to
San Diego.

Some time ago Portuguese was ar
rested bringing a lot of Chinese into the
United States at San Diego, The man
informed the authorities that he was
employed by DR.. Wo Sing, Celestial Of
the Bay-and-Climate city, to carry the
Mongols from some point in Baja
California to San Diego, at so much per
head. When search was made for Wo
Sing it was found that he had "ducked, !"
in the language of the criminal guild
Yesterday the Celestial disciple of
.Esculapius was discovered near the
classic precincts OF "Nigger" alley, in
this city, and was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal Jenkins. The
Chinaman was taken to San Diego
for examination before the United States
Court Commissioner at that place. The
intimations are that Sing is the boss
of a company employed in bringing their
countrymen from China to Ensenada,
under the pretence of working in the
mines there, and then smuggling them
into the United States as best they can
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
B. Mccoy, a native OF North Carolina,
of Pasadena, aged %, to Lucy Clark, a
native of North Carolina, of Pasadena
aged Is.
Abraham King, native of Iowa, Of
The Palms, aged %, to frankie L.. LIE
Forge, native of Iowa, of The Palms,
aged 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22
New Cases.

George w. Stimson sues Oren B. By
rom to foreclose mortgage for $4,000.
Joshua Hendy sues the Los Angeles
Cable Company for $25, l01 Az, for three
Hazelton boilers.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

Try "Pride of the Family" soap.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

r OS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000
Reserve Fund, 100000.
. .
X. S. BAKER R.....................Vi Vice President
GEO. II. STEWART. T...... ........ Cashier
DIRECTORS.
II. l.. Macneil, lothian Bixby
John E. Platter, Robert S. Baker,
John A. Paxton, Geo. w. Prescott
Geo. II. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Francisco
New York, London, Paris Berlin and Frank
fort.
Buy Exchange on all parts of the United States
and Europe
Receive Money on open account and certifi-
cate OF deposit, and do a general banking and
exchange business. al
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

DIRECTORS.
U. w. Childs, c. E. Thorn, Jose Mascarel. j. B.
Lankershlm, e. Ducommun, Philippe GARNER,
l.. e. Goodwin, L. L. Bradbury, Isaias w. He'll
man, II. w. Hellman
STOCKHOLDERS
o. W. Childs, i. L. Bradbury, Philippe Gar
nier, James b. Lankershim, T. L. Duque Jose
Mascarel, Charles Ducommun, Andrew Glassell
Cameron f. Thorn, Domingo AmestOy Louis
Polaski, l.. c. Goodwin, Prestley G. Baker
Frank Lecouvreur, Oliver H. Bliss, Sarah J. Lee
1saias W. Hellman, H. W. Helman. al
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

That tired feeling so subtle and yet SO over
powering, is entirely overcome by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which tones and strengthens the
system and gives coed appetite Be sure to
get Hoods sarsaparilla. 100 Doses One
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

DIRECTORS.
Z. NJ. Widney, c. A. Warner,
ID. O. Miltimore C.. NJ. Wells,
S. w. Little, l.. j. P. Morrill,,
L. H. Titus.
Eight per cent. bonds secured by first mort
gage on real estate, with interest payable semi
annually, are offered to investors of $3.50 and
upwards
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

Use Siddall's Yeast Cakes.
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TIL. Drummer aud III. saint.

From the san Francisco Examiner.
AthicaRo drummer. after "a life Of USE
fulness, presented himself AT the gate of
Paradise, and greeting ~. Peter with n
cheerful smile attempted Ia pass in.
"Hold on, there" remarked the saint.
politely hut firmly, 'what are you and
where Ito you come from"
IL am a peripatetic salesman" replied
the drummer. and when on earth ] lived
4 Chicago"
Chicago? Chicago" answered the
ain "Nevcr heard Of the place. Ex-
cuse me one until | verify our
assertions
Having dispatched "a small angel for an
atlas. the saint located the would-be me
tropolis and then turned To the drummer.
you may pass ill.," he remarked. "and
you will excuse my ignorance when ! i'm
form you that you are the first applicant
Ia present himself from that place"
This fable eachcs MS how some cities
are likely Ia he represented I'm tina bourne
from which no census returns.
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Speaking of the H,ndoo deity reminds
me of a story a friend of mine told me the
other day about his little boy, and which
is entirely true. The little fellow is very
slow dressing in the morning, and to cure
him of this habit his parents told him that
the next time he failed to be ready as Don
as the others he would have To go without
his breakfast. Being tardy again, when
he came to the table he was informed that
he must either eat bread M water or do
without eating mt all. The boy sat silent
and would not eat. The father not wish
ing him To go altogether without food,
said:
"Iou might be situated SO you would
be glad Ia have bread and water. Suppose
you were away out on the ocean and the
angels should fetch you bread and water
and tell you that you must eat that or
nothing, what would yok do"
81 wouldn't NEWER" was the answer,
I'D just want what God had for break
fast"
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r UP THE JOB.
Butte VIII Not IBe Advertised the North
ern Paciic's ~. Paul Paper.

Butte VIII Not lie Advertised the North
ern Paciic's ~. Paul Paper.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 1s.-The prayers and curses
of the press are at last visited with sue
cess. The Northwest Magazine will posi-
lively not advertise Butte. Late last evening
Henry l.. Haupt received from the man
agement Of the paper at st. Paul, a tele-
gram throwing up the entire negotiation.
The ground of this action is said to
have been dissatisfaction with Mr..
Agncw's offer on the part of his wi prin-
cipals. Mr.. Agnew had contracted
to do the work too cheap. But
for the little quarrel between the
joint committee and the 81. Paul
man, the contract would have been
signed before its details were reported 10
st. Paul, and the magazine would have
had To do the booming anyway. As II
was, however, the insisted on
obtaining from Mr.. Smalley an affidavit
of circulation and sent on n copy of the
contract. This gave the magazine an OPP
p%ortuuity To throw mp the negotiation and
this opportunity it appears to hav inn
proved. The board of trade and the real
estate exchange do not seem to he very
much grieved by The event, and are al
ready engaged in working up another adj
vertising scheme.
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Tn. Noble Art OF se,f-p.ren...

From the Home Companion.
ID you think il would be wrong for me
TO learn the noble art Of s~elf-iefcnse? " a
r~eligiously inclined youth inquired Of his
pastor.
"Ccrtainly not" answered the minister !;
| learned IL i'm my youth myself, and
have found IL of great value during my
life"
Indeed, sir. Did you learn the old En-
glish system az the Sullivan systcm?"
Neither; ! learned Solomon's SYSTEM"
"Solomon's system" -
"lou VIII find il laid down in the first
verse Of h fifteenth chapter Of Proverbs
A soft answer turneth away WRATH Ii is
the best system of self-1efense of which I
know"
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UNHAPPY
The Boom City Being Being sued Tor Get
ting Harmed Down.

special to the Standard.
SPOKANE FALLS, July 1s.-An important
suit against the city Of Spokane Falls
was commenced in the supreme court to-
day. b. Harris, whose merchandise store
was destroyed by the fire OF January IL,
1889. brings suit against the city for recov-
cry of $4,000, the value of the stock OF
goods destroyed. The plaintiff alleges
that owing to the great depth Of snow ON
the ground at the time Of the fire the
fircmen were unable To get the hose carts
and engines on the ground In time 10 be
OF use in extingui ,hing the fire, the
city having failed 10 provide horses To
haul the apparatus. In negiecting To pro-
vide horses for this purpose, the plaintiff
alleges. the city was responsible for the
loss of his goods, hence the suit.
III this suit is successful several other
business firms, as well as insurance com
pauies. who suffered loss by the fire he
fore the city authorities provided horses
for the fire department, will nj once insti-
tutc suits for damages aggrcgating many
thousands of dollars.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
II u said tn he Arranging for u Line Prom
Ocean To Ocean.

otemu to Ocfau.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-The Tribune says
that the Northern Pacific and the Balti-
more a Ohio railroad companies are to
join hands at Chicago and form a common
line from ocean tn ocean. The purchase
of $50 acres of land in Cicero marks the
junction point. There will he erected car
shops for the Northern Pacific railroad
and through the properly will run the new
suburban railway. The purchase was
made yesterday, the consideration being
$4,000. The traffic alliance between the
Baltimore a Ohio and the Northern Pa
cihc contemplates a transcontinental
line and freight will be run through with
out the breaking of trains and without
bringing the cars into the city. The pur-
chase OF the real estate made yesterday
will be used for car shops for the Northern
Pacific, and this company will expend
100000 i'm erecting shops n employ
LOO men, and il is designed 10 turn out
every class of freight and passenger ears.
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THE WAY,

Friendly Fight With Pistols and shot
Guns In Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July is.-The Adj
rertiser's special from Tuscumbia, says
that John A. Steele, jr., Mai. Tom Steele.
John Goodwin aud w. L. Challen en-
gagged in a shooting afIray to-day. The
former was killed, John Goodwin was
seriously wounded and Tom Steele was
slightly wounded, and a bystander by the
name Of Tracy Alternately had an arm
broken by a stray bullet. Shot guns and
pistols were used. There was much ex-
citement during tie day, hut all is quiet
tonight.
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WHAT ABOUT THE BOY.
An Awful Accident Whereby Mrs. Harri-
son Wa. Not Injured u Little nit.

roH "HN NOt HHJuteH u EsIEtTe HVs
CAFE MAY, N. j., July ls.--Mrs. Harri-
son and Mrs. Mckee narrowly escaped Sc
rious injury when out driving last night.
TN Washington ven a hoy driving n
dog cart in the opposite direction lost con-
troll of his horse which dashed madly up
he street. The cart swerved into and
narrowly missed overturning the Harri-
son carriage. The horse Ihcn ran into an
iron awning post and demolished a large
plate glass window. He fell on the pave
ment bleeding profuscly and at the sight
of the blood Mrs. Mckee tainted. She
was soon revived, however, and the presi-
dents carriage proceeded la the cottage
without further misliap.
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WASHINGTON, July ACCOMMODATIONS
James Russell Soley Of Massachusetts.
assistant secretary Of the navy; A. b.
Nettleton Of Minnesota aud Oliver l..
Spaulding Of Michigan, assistant sccrc-
taries of the treasury; Henderson NJ.
Somervillc of Alabama. Lewis Stackpole
of Massachusetts aud Ferdinand NJ.
Sburlin of Oregon. general appraisers of
merchandise; Christian w. Craig. registar
of the land Office at Independence. Cal.
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The Montana Union has arranged to
attach a passenger coach 10 freight train
No. q on Sundays. This will leave Warm
Springs on Sundays at Z o'clock u. M.
reach Stuart at : 40 D.. M, in time TO catch
the Anaconda express To Butte. BY his
arrangement parties spending the day at
Warm Springs will be able 10 reach Butte
at s:D y. M, instead of having To wait for
the late train,
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KICK ABOUT A MULE.
Two Young Men who Wanted Ia Trade
Hack Get the Worst of n.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July ls.-At Guyton to-
day G. X. Norton, jr., son of a physician
Of this city, shot and killed two brothers
named Willie and John Bierd. Yesterday
young Norton and Willie Bierl traded
mules. To-day Willie Bierh,
led by his brother John, went To Norton's
place To get him 90 trade back. Norton
refused and John Bicrd, drawing a pistol,
told Willie To break open the stable door
and roy the mule. Al this point young
Norton shot the Bierds dead. Norton has
fled.
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Democrats and rarm.r. Unite.

NASHVILLE, July 17.-Hon. John Il.
Buchanan. president If the State Farmers
Alliance, was nominated for governor i'm
the state democratic convention to-day by
reclamation. Taylor and Patterson with
drew i'm the interest Of harmony. Bu-
chanan is "a farmer but has beer in the
legislature for three terms.
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ON THE DIAMOND.


At Observation-Disclosures Z. Chi
cage ..
Al Boston-Boston ., Cincinnati =.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn IL. Piitsburg :.
Al New Iork-Ncw York ., Cleveland i.
first game.
Al New Iork-New York 4, Cleveland >,
second game.
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lfull liir.
John" said Mrs. j., ''you were talking
all night in your sleep about a jack pot.
What is a jack pot?"
John lscornfullyl "You know what a
jack rose is, ! suppose? Well. they can
grow ia pots, can't they 9"
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strikers nm THAR uu.,,..

BISouAMroN, \. ", July ls.-About $50
striking cigarmakers assembled in front
of Hull. Grummand 4 Co.'s factory on
Water street tonight and threatened the
non.strikers. The police kept quiet, hut
trouble is feared tomorrow,
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NINE MEN SENTENCED TO DEATH

End al the Great Ross Murder Trial at
raris, Texas.
PARIs. Texas, July ls.-Judge Bryant,
In the federal court, to-day sentenced nine
men To dcath-Charles Reed lcoloredl for
rape Of his stepdaughter, and +. G.. Law
rcnce, j. u. Chamberlain, a.. J.. Cook,
Siras Y. Frcase. John jackson. &. T..
Cook, J. &. Ball and II. 4. Bank for COM
plicity In the Ross murder ease.
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Zig Fire In Ii,erpooi.

LONDON, July ls.-The Manchester
Canal company's warehouse in Liver
pool vas burned to-day. An enormous
quantity Of cotton. grain and flour was
consumed. Loss $4,000.
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a had Old Man.

PRINCETON, \. j., July ls.-An aged
farmer named George Duffy living nea
Harrington. to-day shot aud dangerously
wounded his grandson, Oscar Bodine,
and then committed suicide with n razor.
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Rising In bulgaria.

LONDON. July ia Vienna c~orrcspon-
dent of the Daily Netos says according 10
advices from Rustichum, a rising is inn
mincnt in Bulgaria and bands led Rus
slams will endeayor To enter the country
from Dobtudscha.
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Hot at Roth Ends.

From the Nebraska state journal.
A good many congressman want 20 go
home. IL is pretty hot in Washington.
and some who are candidates for renomi-
nation are finding IL pretty hot AT home.
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Board adjourned To meet at ~ CLOCK
a. IN. July Is.
Approved, j. l.. HAMILTON, Chairman.
Attest: j. II. B~RAZELToN, Clerk.
DEER LODGE, July IL, 1880.
Boarl met pursuant To adjournment.
Present, Commissioner Cockrell. Melon
aid and Chairman Hamilton and Clerk
Brazclton.
Bill Of %. &. Warner, labor ON Hapar-
anda and First Chance road during the
year lss9, was allowed. sl,75D.s1.
Petition of w. A. Logue To change road
on Elk Creek was referred TO %. &. War
ner. supervisor roa district No. -.
Upon petition of j. II. Marcum ct al. to
establish "a county road from Helmsille
to the north fork of the Blackfoot river
the following were appointed viewers TO
meet at Helmville, August IL, 1880, and
proceed To lay out same: Micheal Geary,
NJ. Mccormick and Sam Bignall.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
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CHICAGO, July ia local paper says
the Chicago directors of the Worlds Fair
have practically decided upon Mr.. Cos
horn. of Philadelphia. as dir~ector-general
Of the Worlds Fair. He occupied the
same position at the Centennial.
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Mr.. DcIin pnrnell LII

BoRDENTowN, \. j. is Mrs. Parnell.
mother of Charles Stewart Parnell, is
To her bed with cholera morbus.
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lnrotherh"nd a.amc.

Al Philadelphia Philadelphia Il, Buff
falo2.
Al New York New York 10. Pi,tsburg ..
AZ Brooklyn brooklyn IA. Cleveland 4.
Al Boston-Boston q. Chicago 3.
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Money OH call easy at 3n9 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5q1.
Sterling ExchanRe-Dull and steady
60 day bills, A.s4H; demand, A.S8L.
Mining quotations as follows:
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Bills Audited and Other BusiBess Trans
acted at y special Meeting.

ttttts auUbsfO oOO DtUfT HtuSssr-s hsosHS
acted nc - special Meeting.
DEER LoDGE, Mont, July IA. 1880.
Board met pursuant to call for special
session of Chairman Hamilton.
Present, Chairman Hamilton and Com
missioners Cockrcll and Mcdonald. with
Clerk Brazelton.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
The petition ron PbilipsburR, contain
ing over one hundred names, accompan-
led by map. was received and accepted
and John w. Dawson was appointed e n
sus cnumerator therefor.
Proceedings of the board of June 3, rel
alive TO the incorporation OF P~hilipsburg,
was thereupon amended.
Warrant from County Clerk Booth, Sill
yer Bow, for support OF Pauper Steele,
for 1919, received and turned In to the
county treasurer.
Official bond II 5. NJ. G. Hughes as road
supervisor OF district No. approved.
The following bills were audited n
warrants ordered drawn for IN
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W. M. THORNTON,
EIRE
lnSuranCeA6enCy
REPRESENTING

KrNA, OF Hartford.
ANGLO-NEvADA. Of San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA, Of San Francisco.
COMMERCIAL, OF California.
FIREMAN'S FUND, Of California.
HARTfORD. OF Hartford.
IMPERIAL, OF London.
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE.
LONDON 4 LANCASHIRE.
NATIONAL, OF Hartford.
NEW ZEALAND.
NIAGARA, OF New York.
PHOENIX, of London.
QUEEN, OF Liverpool.
UNION, Of California.
WESTERN, OF Toronto.
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Presidential Appointments.

American Association Games.
Al Louisvill.-Louisvillc Z, Brooklyn I,
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IhIcagO TTmfs Tor al. sale ~ To. IOnds
Hills presented sGJ.Oo, allowed. ......s "a 10
Ncl,urney House, meals to juri.s ........ Is ~
Zenor a. Trask, supplies. D., ...,.-..., W ~
lsirabie Bros. a To-, .s. arcts. as follows:
J. u. Dufy def. McI,ongal ........., - "a
!. II. Dufiy def. SpitZnagel ........... - ~
w. !. t:albraith def. Dearlon .....,. ~ ~
VIM. Read, supplies Ia panIers.. ...... 81
Silver state, as per bill .......... l52 ~
Anaconda standard Iub. Co. rs per hill, IiG ~
J. T. puigley, fnr hill ~ u. Shf. Tresham ~ 20
A.. A. Mcdonald, salary and mileage zee. ~ IA
j. l.. Hamilton, salary and mileage ..... ~ 10
Geo. tOckrel, salary ............. III ~
A. A. Mcdonald, inspecting road ..,..... III ~
Jas. Warlbillig, Mrk. ON ri. ,coy. BRIDGE ~ ~
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-12-11
ESCAPE OF THE TEXAR-
KAMA TRAIN ROBBER
AND MURDERER.
HE KNOCKS DOWN THE GUARD.
Arms Himself Visits Store and
Leisurely Walks Out of Town.
Terrible Outrage Near
Taylor.

TEXARKANA, Tex, Dec, 4 Napoleon Nc
Daniel, convicted here recently of wreck
ing and robbipg Cotton Belt train, and
sentenced to imprisonment for life, escaped
from Jail last night and up to this hour has
eluded pursuit. His trial will be remem-
bered, and pending the hearing of his APP
peal to the supreme court he was in Jail
here under double guard. Last night Jim
Sharp, tho guard, opened the front door of
the Jail corridor to go to bed. Nc
Daniel, Base Barfield and a
man named Buckingham had succeeded
in dislodging bar III the large door and
Sharp was felled by Mcdaniel, who used an
iron bar wrenched from the cage for the
purpose. Mcdaniel seized the guards pis-
tol and made off. Base Barfeld, who
was awaiting trial for the murder of DR..
Lee at New Boston last spring, turned aside
jailor's sleeping room to procure arms. He
found the jailor asleep, but he quickly
aroused him and in the scuitie
for the possession of pistol
the jailor was the victor, and marched
Barfeld back to his CELL In the mean
time Mcdaniel, accompanied by Bucking-
ham, had made their escape, ami the for
ulel, dllcl lndhlllS SOlle IIlHlhS PURCHASES
at an adjacent store, went off leasurely and,
it is said heavily armed. He was seen in
the vicinity of the city this morning
and again this evening, though parties
have been securing the woods in every di-
rection. Blood hounds from Bonham ar
rived this evening and it is possible the flu
gitive will be captured. He is a very des-
perate man, and many persons who assisted
in bringing him to justice will not rest easy
until he is again behind the bars. Sharp,
the guard, is said to be in a dangerous
condition. Buckingham, who escaped with
Mcdaniel, was serving a sentence for carry
ing a pistol. John Griffin, convicted re-
Gently of forgery and given short term,
though smaller man than Mcdaniel, got
stuck in the opening and not only failed to
ton of the other prisoners escaping from
the cell. Large rewards are out for Nc
Daniel
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-12-11

2 o'clock this morning. They were found
an hour later in different PARTS of the city
with both their Threats cut. They were
lovers, but in the course of the ball they at
tended Mobley became quite angry at the
woman on account of the attention she re-
ceived from another man. 1t was in that
frame of mind that they left the scene of
pleasure. A half hour later a negro walk
ing along lower Jones street came upon the
woman with horrible cash
in her throat speechess and faint
from loss of blood. She was removed
to the Office of a doctor Officers went in
pursuit of Mobley at his home on the South
side but he was not there, and it was some
time before he was located at his brother S
house in the Third ward where he was
found with his throat also cut dangerously.
He could not tell who perpetrated the deed,
but after he had been treated by the doctors
he was able to give several versions of the
affair, all of which seemed TO be improbable
and inconsistent with each other. He says
that he and the girl were both attacked by
man, who cut the girls throat first and
then pursued HIM and did him up similarly
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-12-11
AbOut Bull Fights,

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. 3.-Yesterday morn
ing orders were received at Fort Bliss for
the entire regiment of the Fifth infantry to
be in readiness TO march to the seat of the
Indian troubles in Dakota. This was fol-
lowed by a telegram received last evening
ordering the troops to leave at once. But
little information could be gained but it is
known that packing has already COM
mencced and the troops in all probability
will be ready to march tomorrow. The
committee in charge of the fiesta on the
other side have the opening bull fight on
Sunday next instead of Monday, as an
nounced. The Fifth regiment band of Chi.
huahua will be in attendance. The horse
men have already arrived and pronounce
the fair grounds as first class and far ahead
of what they expected to find.