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The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-29
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 It was or ous of the Sound ste:s,1 CTS coming down tho ether tay. ;. man of middle age and much olsz---i' bad fallen asleep in his rocliipg-cll9- or the promenade deck, when Ec v~ approached by Q sharp-nosed, ha"t eyed man of forty, who had . pare in his hand
 "Hey-your' he exclaimed, e }. slapped the sleeping man On the sh9l- der.
 Sir! How dare you?" stcra'5 C nanded the latter, as he reused up.
 Il haven't done any thing that can be sent t. State prison for, have ;?
 What is your business with nc sir?''
 That's better. That's coninT { fhe point. Let me draw up cac a.d take it easy as we chat. Yoc te nc at Stonilg gton that you thoUeh you would order twelve dozen as starter. Suppose you douOle tt order aad take ten per cent discosFt2
 Sir, what are you talking a0o-- and who do you take me for:" q manded the man.
 Your name isis Faxon fl ''1 ( Faxon & Brown, dealers in La9dyar. isn't it?"
 '.No, sir!'
 "Whatl Why, Tdbet Q farm a~i a wheel-barrow that it was! E.J- we have a conversation at St1L--. ton?''
 No, sirl''
 Didn't I show you my ce--tanl.a rat-trap and exhibit its workinge?''
 "No, sir!''
 Didn't demonstrate the fact that would catch and hold any thing fro a mouse to a raccoon, and that lh public was bound to buy millions < 'emP"
 "Sir! Do you intend to insuiS shouted the other.
 Not for Joseph. I never insa..s nobody. It's curious if I have made mistake. Didn't you spend half hour yesterday Investigating my an1 friction, double leverage, anti-cogies centennial rat-trap, warranted clean out a whole county of rats, i-.ice chipmunks, gophers and rabbi,s l. side of ten days, or no pay?"
 No, sir! Nc, sirr'
 Well, that's queer! I'd tako m affilavy it was you. And you diGn order twelve dozen, to be shipped tis first of the weekp''
 Never! You ought to have nor sense and manne s, sirl Go awa about your businessI'
 My business is to sell the cer5c~ nial rat-trap only thing ever invan; ed to entice rats without bait; nodCI cate machinery to get out Of order; cost for steam power to run it. If have made mistake beg your p2, don"
 Then go away, sir-go away be fore 1 forget my position and do yo. injuryf"
 You wouldn't lnJure Teller fo. wanting to sell you rat-trap whic] lays over all other inventions i America, would youP If you ain't u man who ordered the twelve dozen you may want to give me an order jus the same. I will show you how works"
 ''No, you won't! Go away, sir-go or I'll do you harm! You are the most impudent rascal I've met in ; year!"
 And you won't look at my trap?"
 No, sir!"
 '.And you want me to leave you il solitudeP"
 "At once. sir!'
 "Well, I'll do it. Some folks force their inventions upon the public. Ina ain't my style. My centennial rat trap speaks for itself. go, sir; but leave my card. Peruse 1t at you leisure. All mail will reach nc promptly at that address. Send you ; dozen on trial, or give you 8 discoun. of five per cent. on all over thrcs dozen. Send in your orders as earls as possible, as the season is forward Au revoir. sir, "-N. !. Sun.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-29

In the quaint old Anglican churcf of Capel-le-Ferne, near Dover. ther is no provision for lighting it at nigh md at the evening service those Wht attend are in the habit of bringias candles and lamps along with them.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-29

-"Susan Coolidge" by which name one of the most charming of the writ CTS of children's literature is known, is Miss Woolsey, of Boston.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-29

According to tho Methodist K2 eorder there are 42I,7 754 members 0. lhe Wesleyan body in Great Britain. he last year showing an increase c. 1000,
The St. Johns herald., 1890-05-29
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Post office: Woodruff, Arizona Lar Tge-MilkyHoIiow and Little Colorado River.
 Catre branded Q on left Jaw and OU on left side. old brand OU on left side TO- kept up. ar ma k wallowfork left unte--bit and rOpTielt
 or b-and GU on left hip.
 ,c4t I1J in sane pa c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
esAasvI aA,l ROAD ACCIDENT.

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SAS rANct~n NAV si.-One ~ the
mc.t horrible railway accidents w
known In California c~ratr~d 81 leo
yesterday a~f,csnoou when the OAKLAND
nsrro~ ssser Train connecting ., uaS'
land With b ferryt~aa fscm ~AA
Francisco ran through en- or.a draw
bridge Of the Antonio cr~~k ., Webster
The zach, Jaanisa he'd !ast passed.
through the draw ~hes tho train az
r-srcd. going In the dir~e,ioa - Aiame.
da The drA~s~~,-r e~ndes,crvt .,
nee a. close the hr,dr~, but ~ wAs IT,,
late and IN. -ns,r-. with ~. tender asi
nrst car, which wss sllsd With rssss ".
gers, pss~~a INTO the fl,cr, which 90,
there quite deep
Engineer Sam Dunn and rvmaa
ot'r.en went DOM With tho ~nsis-,
The iorm.r ~h.n he sa~ ,hA, the bridge
did ne, close vs-r~sa tho lever. bn, ,he
momentum II tho -ns,n, "a, ,,o rr-A,
"a b~ s,opJ~d In time. The Weigh, II
the engine and the arsi car hruse N.
couplings and LET, The other tee car> ~
the train standing On tho t,sck The
second car ran AboG, Q third o' the ~sy
across the bridge aud s,ap,~d. bat the
,ar was sumc,en, IA hrcsk op~n the
front ~ the car and many ~ the pss..n.
gers Serc thrown into the ~Atrr
II being a holiday tho coudae,or
stated that probably ,~~~nty,nse I~r.
~,ns had mot their death Tho top 81
the ~passeng~r coach ~as cut o,-n 81
Ascn as 4, ~as raised st-,,~ tho water
snd the york ~ removing the t-dIes
commenced. ten being taken out Ia
quick succession
Three women and three eitls ~~re
taken from the ~s,~r alive and !, moscJ
!" the receiving hospital Another
young lady died soon after t~ins taken
from the ~A,cr.
Tho bodies 81 siS men and Two ~emrn
we're broagh, In Afte, some ~ tho h.-iics
had been lrf, ., the receiving hospital
~hcr~ tho injured wcr~ also taken Ia
. shor, time thirteen hsrties lav On The
foor and on the marble slabs ~ the
norGuc a~aitiu. Identification Masy
h~~Arir~nding scene ~er~ witnessed ~
the fricnds came forward ,o clAIm ,bsir
dead. The lie, ~ The Mcnunci ,s a.
follows
Martin kelS, OAKLAND. assistant, chisi
~~hArHngvr fer the State. A n Austin.
~ Austin 4 PHELPS. ~ San Francisco,
Miss Florence Austin, Mrs Nryan oCon'
nor, widow ~ the deceased mem,~r Of
the nrm az Monst OConnor. Morst a
Co; ~ u Co~en, sowing agent ~ OAK
lana. T. X Robinson. San Francisco.
Luigi A. MslcstA, Ssn Francisco. captain
John D~yer. Sacramento, Mrs. WI.
lama Ssn frsncisoo, a. WAuid. color-d.
Honolulu: the two Misses kcensn. Of
haa Francisco,
Tho ~ihirt~snth body as that of Z
Jspasesr hoy supposed Ia 10 u Mslet,a,
u san Francisco.
4 late dispatch says both IN. engineer
Ind hrrmsn ~~rc saved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
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KANSAS CRY. Mo-, NAY ss-Elso
Allen. confidential clerk Of the Austia
Investment Company. who ies, Kansas
City May 10 with eaS, 90 OF his employ.
ers' money. will be In town again this
morning. without the money and u
charge of . rnkerton detective.
lie was arrested In Chicago Tuesday
Night after days Of hard work in fol.
lowing his trail. When Allen took .
train from Kansas Ci,y on the evening
OF Monday. May ~, h. lef, no cl.w b.
hind hin which could in any way
enable the detectives 80 determine
what route he had taken exccp, .
we'll flled diary. Superintendent Ep-
rclsheimer. OF the local Pinker,on
agency did not take charge Of the huns
until Ave days after Allen had left the
city. He WAS quite at sea "a to where
10 look for the cmt.szler. but during .
pctusal Of Aliens diary he found many
tender references 10 Miss Lulu
Probst o. Marquette. Mich, whom
Allen FRS. met AZ Leon. Kan. several
years g 70. lie also found from tho
diary that the cmbczyler had been car.
rying on . correspondence with her and
he 1T once h~Ran the search for the
fugitive on the theory tina, Allen would
!oin the woman and with his ill.got,en
thousands they would nv Ia some more
c~ongenial tone. Subsequent develop
mcnts showed that the superintendent
theory was Incorrect, bu, Aliens yefer-
ences In his diary 10 Miss Probs, were
directly responsible for his capture. A
detective was sent Ia Marquette. Mich.
aud u quarters In the same house
where Miss Probst. who 10 y school
teacher In that city. WAS boardin. In
this way he learned that she WAS carry
ing on quite an extensive correspond.
ence with mr.. Thorn pson." oi Chicago
IL took the detective some time to ~.
cure the address Of this Mr. Thompson.
but he was finally successful. and when
he did get IL he lost no time in ,rle-
graphing IL Ia the Pinkerton hcAdquar.
tiers In Chicago. Detectives Swallowed
the address until they located Mr..
Thompson and Tuesday night arrested
him. lie was none other than ElIo Al.
len. the cmbczsler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
A vERirABlE BENDER.


Williamson. h seds,is tisWd. tvUvss "a
Ne . N~r'tsh,e N~md~r The ssody os sNls
Murdered wife Pound.
SrpAiiA. Mo, May a9-Whcn Thomas
Williamson. tho farm hand, was arrest
I'd for the double murder Of Jefferson
and Charles Moore. II MAS limited that
he might have been guilty Of wife muir.
der also. This WAS confirmed yesterday
when the body OF the murdered wife
was exhumed, and the mans innate
~ick"dncss and thirst for human blood
made apparent
In August last Williamson and his
wife lived on q farm six miles north.
west OF SedAliA on Muddy creek. The
house occupied by them consisted 81
two parts connected by u covered way.
The couple occupied one Of these rooms
~ o bedroom. . window in the south
overlooking . Amall kitchen garden.
About that time the woman disappeared
and the neighbors asked the man where
she had gone. lie replied that she had
gone On y visi, 20 relatives In Illinois.
She did not return ~ the date he said
she would. and he accounted for this by
SAYING that she had died while in
Illinois, and he being tool poor In purse
Ia have her remains brought home OF
even 20 attend tho funeral consented
that she be buried there.
After Williamson left the farm IL was
occupied by . man named ban Clossier.
Williamson was there one day and pass.
ing near he south wisdom In bis old
sleeping room pointed 10 . certain spo,
about six feet from the house and told
ClosSirr not 10 dig there. - he had par.
snip seed sown and would not like "
have them disturbed.
imterday morning Ciossier and .
neishbor began . .esrch about the prem
ises and. recalling thep arsnip incident
he dug there frat But . few shovels
full Of dirt hsd been removed when tho
body Of the unfortunate ~ss
found. About six feet from the window
above referred Ia . hole some two feet
In diameter aad ieaa than three feet
deep had been dug. Into this the body
had been crowded. occupying almost Q
sitting position. with the knecs drawn
up 70 the chin. The face vas turned 10
the west and there was less than . foot
Of earth over the heed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
ARCS.

Aevssmsas 10 sAs NsstAvsss-SAs ssssA.
wess ve~shas assstsG WNA ssssiA-
NV SoWk. May :9.-Thc differences
In regard " passenger rates In the
Northwest ~erc all adjusted yesterday
and an agreement VAS signed by all the
rosds TO restore passenger rates 20 ID.
tariff In effect On December ~. The
agree ment will 20 into effect On June 10
and will continue Tor sixty days. No
road can withdraw except on thirty
days notice.
The Agreement wss signed In Chicago
by the officers 81 ell the roAds shoss
executive officers could b~ reached
sherc. and then Vice President Godds ard.
Of the ssnsa Fe road. brought &, To THE
city. He pr~sss,~d IL IN Pr~aidert
Cakes Who signed IL for the northern
pscidc 4 Wiscoasia Ceatrsl rods. and
then after the st. Paul directors voted
In favor Of u Pr~s!dest MILLER. az that
road Mod his signature.
The sisustoa IN the So1thsess con.
tinsss unchanged The psst.es having
charge Of the movement Ia Sa!ast rates
"a that sectios stAte that the matter
rests ensirvly vita Jay Gould.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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There arc In rcasa suwt~rs n.s',y
tfcsae go 0er,sns ssi their ie.~nis
sn,s In the tuis~i stA,ss ,uns~tsnt
s's,s'ss ans dseiarv TIA, AAl' ~ thea
sE~ss their no,he, lsnsaaxv, that cal.
. fourth al sI~Ak ~ rAssshiy cell aaa
thst saavly . wrth 10 ths nua h~s
e,or give the hcm~ literature ~ de-
many any s,t~ ntcn The ere, s~pets'
,ion spsass ana uaaers,snAs u.Fwsas.
The s~sssnd understands ne language,
TIE Third 10 NJ lene.s atls ri,Asr tc
sIsst. a. rvsi ", 3. ~st,e =, ~tSsutdss
the causes -hish lei teTusas y. esslcs,
uscir aau,e st-crh one .rlter AYE
The hHslish language 10 ncs l~auu'si,
bu, q, u cart picsss1, sna s~tsvsoas \
herman Nmvttrsa mrNhAab hossssf
ntvh he aA, lrs~ he ncshsr tcagps
WI rssfer "a .rrsh tasitsh IN bic
bU.in'ss tfansActioa, ssi g. Mo ter
man s'iissn a, ht. ~uts. ot the u~rsass
is~v-r IN The csufts In ,Aittey Ansush
90. need cal, opcn un.s wesih k.lf as
aide a. In TALKING uefmsn, Zoe The
.Nusds IN Ingii.h are uf~.,l, tsssi IN
The iron, part ~ ~. usoa,h. ~hile no
Whole 90 the m~< hsntsn ~ sye.ch 10
ICES ss.rciss~i Ia Cnslish than u ts In
German Moreover ell Esr,ish 80
yr~sslcns and 'ufms "a 0ttsrsaf~ -hish
d. bot tslons ~ sirrcc 80 -s,fv ere
o. ~ sr~at. .,"reo,yf-a Or c~rystaiisri
so ths, :, ~avircs les, rscyucn ~ dec
use German equivalents nn.ltt,
English IL lsciins In the rtch1~ss ~
Towns ~hirh German J.ssesss. and its
sohs,ructon 10 -Susardlrartiy siW yls
- compared With the esns,ru. sl.e 81
."tmsa Tho ordinsry men ,sn CT
along very ~sll 9Th zoo tnsiish .c'Js
for ths employment ~ Witch In phrases
he needs scsreiy n syptss ~hii~ ist
The same purposes ,hc ,crsnan n~ssis .,
les, eS ~ords. sna . c.r,aln fcs,inr
ar order in VI. construction g, bic s.e.
,enc"s !, 10 tof ,hs.. 'vasocs the, the
ss'ond generation. wherever tho ehuic-
mus, te mad. ,st~-sn The ,-u lsev.
uss.s, ~s-lr,'. ingiish.
The herman t~nmtsr.n, ~hsth.t ts
ts~ume . farmer "f an sr' AN. . store.
Keeper "f . merchant nc.ds Nrxiisa In
both business sni politics. sna ~a.a.
fot che scc"ni g-astsuan, u has her.a.
squ'st On ~ maintaining tso ~lsnsusss..
Me tendency Ia drp IA. Tee. oss'al
sy~ech 10 irr.si.,tiu
To these Considerations sLcula u
added the fsct the, shs greatness ~
herman literature ha. move, l-.n usbs
planted ,o American solt The lmn.t.
grant tnSlish hrossht Ia these sh.s,s /.
Vigorous speech. In Which the, l.s'n.d
'o rtssl III" finest ii,s ray PROHIBITIONS
~ the mother c"an,sy H0t foe ter.
many there has thus "a, isen so ssch
rensscno~ II 10 true that she ssnss q,
como ~ b ncsi ~rrn'"nnJ ,hins"fs ~
the sse, bal ,h"y .S"o learn ga ,hs.s
hors 'o ,hins. write end sisss In IN
6lish, and thus America ,~ssat. h., ,ss
intellectual scusi's ~ men ~ha In
spite ~ io,r,sn birth. Az rlsi I. cell
Emerson. inns'sllos and Us-lL.'ss
their o~n nos.ne Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

AfsASv, ~ ". Nay ss--ssps.is.
.ssdsns OF IasarSsrs NsIsell sruns
under the r~post sabmissed 80 him By
the Department. efsnlssrs on tss eos.
Aitos at sasirs of the Naahatsss Mo-
tIsl LATE Insurance Com pAsy al Nsv
York - GosAsa- has vrssen . letter .o
che Assesssy-6~sersl ssying that ssoa
sxsninasiea II spprsrs that the ss~.s
er trsamesest Ia iasefy the ecaInp-
asee VI the busisess Of The eoap pan
SD r~~aSssssS him N isssisa.s psvpss
1ssai pru-~s4iAss IL The sSpr~Es Cosr
Scs the aisAolasAos Of The cAass~s a the
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
VNg FATAL CIGARETTE.

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WsStA sssessi KILLED end ~ssp ssst"ssiy
oalseeA otssssO Ne tsase-SssssA ~
Nsys sss"s'ss tt6ssss'ss.
fosr womtm. Tes, May ~ Tho
magnificent Tssss Spring palace IL In
sshes. fifteen W twenty people ssc bod.
ly hart. one man ~As burned ,o death
. child WAS killed. and three other PEP
sops err pronounced fatally injured.
~ ioiso o'si"k lsst nisn, )ust - the
chairs ~rre being moved from In front
Of the grand music stand 10 mako r,.pm
Tor 400 dancers. X u sellers .s~ shash
Of flame sp,ins W In from, 81 s~o chill.
drcn s~a,ed ON the foos In the second
gallery under the eastern dome. he
gave the alarm and tried ,o eHunsulsh
the Hsmss. bsins Joined In . f.~ 80
oads BY -. 'ra hrsmea on duty In tho
baildinS and . hundred az @ ,~isi,ers
A panic seis.d The '.oae 81. q, en g>s-
pie In the building ssd In ss instant u.
~tld~ss cos'usloa ensosd. Husdr~ds ~
nss. however. kept their hssds end the
vn,icemen beloved l,he hsrv~s snd the
crosds s~re rot out ~ tho building
With cOmpsssuvsly iittle is,ury.
Notwithstanding the strenuous sAofts
az the policemea ssA The citisSas, sko
csAsutstsd themselves . guard Of safety.
. susshss at isAiss esd mes kumt~A
from the uppsr Aoos ssd In Asss.y sssry
49, were bsdly hurt
Al Usynsa chief hydraulic sasfssss
~ The fo@t Worth 4 beaver. shiis
working h~s'o,esiiy Ia sss . asmi~' ~
isAiss ~, a. ,bs Ass's ssy. .ss badly
burned aud died ~ ~ ~ o'ciort.
A iitt!s S,fi els yesvs aid sas sh-rsa
from . uisAov 10 shp~ seooaa story ~
killed.
4 !srgv numhrs. mos.iy lsAi~A. ssre
ssstovsly in.Sr~d by tssopsss from The
Resell H~ssv,sos. sAe ere ~ ~I'resldsn,
Harrison sAs eth The f~siis ssvs
psp' party vie sins tho taisrs s~s
tho IRE bross out When The fssir
csms be n~s h,msN 10 front II The
main ~sii sron she s-0sd sbygv ssd
rallied IN the pSotis W move o~sysfu.iy.
,hss moved and directed The crowd ssuI
tho people moved doss the s,sirssy
Ike en- srny ~ spadisra S~,essi isdiss
sbo fsisssd ssre r.sv~d ~ hiu. Hts
sssMpss issyared . ssmt~s ~ mo so
I'D In the soss ~ rec aiss The people
The LES u iniar~d s,vss isrgss ever
hour Niss Asssts~ Prss>s hsl 10,
spase isjsr~<s Mn "a kssss<y hslly
tseis4, h~iaS usspssA -: h,s !Al.s
tisrssss. ls't LEG fsScter~A ssA Assl
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GEORGE AND The MOUSE.
Tie Could Not Play Billiards While II,
Thought lie Had "Them.'


Thought lie Had "Them."
George was playing billiards. George
had not been at home for three weeks,
and his nerves were shaky, says the
Pittsburg Dispatch. Hepoised his cue
and sighted at the pink ball. At that
moment a mouse popped out of the wall
just opposite the pink ball. George saw
the mouse. He saw Its bright eyes. and
he took off his hat and wiped his FORE
head. He looked about the billiard
room to see if anybody else saw it. All
had seen it, but they did not show it.
The game went on. George shot again,
and again as he drew his cue the mouse
popped it's head out of the hole. George
saw it. The perspiration rose upon his
forehead. He took off his hat, looked
at the mouse, wiped his brow, felt his
limbs to see that he was awake, and
glanced nervously about the room to see
If anybody else had caught sight of the
miscreant. Apparently nobody had seen
1t, and George was bathed in perspira-
ton. The mouse disappeared when he
moved. and his shot was made without
a resulting carrom. Was it fate or
chance which brought that mouse out
every time George shot? 1t will never
be known. A stranger entered the bill
lard room and stood a minute to watch
tho bad game then being played. ''By
George!" he cried, ''look at that mouse" "
George braced up. He wiped his fore
head, and with hearty steps he chased
around the table and grasped the stran-
gers hand. '.Did you," he cried with
the clinging confidence of Chicago
widow, did you see that mouse?"