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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

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remedies. roots. barks. herbs aud berries. and
possessing marvellous curative powers over all
diseases OF the stomach. liver. KID, -,eye. bowels
and blood. This medicine known a. Burdock
Blood Bitters has proved 90 succesaful In cur
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the whole or part Of the hrst bottle lt costs
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you run no risk Of loss In trying = remedy
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proves wonderfully successful In curtnG scrofu-
lous swe 'iugs and cancercus disease .couvinc-
Ing evidence Of which ws will send by mail On
application TO
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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and rsnilEs vhsn
Syrup Of Figs u taken; il Is pleasant
ard refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and bowels, cl~snses ths sys-
tem s6sctually. dispeb colds. head
achss and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
daoed. pleasing TO the taste and GO
ceptahls to the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in iss
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all and have made it The most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs h for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug.
gisa Any reliable druggirt who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any ono Who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
slS SaAAcssce. CA.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Ass Fo6k ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
APAoHEs ON THE WARPATH.

Hossties 0ncs More Threaten Settlers In
Arisess-An Ex-soidisr KILLED.
WILCOX. A. T., New. 90. - The
Apaches are on the warpath and have
committed several depredstinA One
man has been killed and another
wounded, and the settlers are srming
20 protect themselvsa Maj. william
l.. Downing. who nvss about 80
miles south Of this place, rode In
In great haste Thursday night and re-
ported that one of his men had been
murdered by . war party Of Indians.
who disappeared soon after the killing
aud cannot now Be found The name
Of the dead man u B. II. Daniels. Of
Ontario. Can. IN ex-soldier and about
IS years old. The following telegram
Vas received from Fort Bowie Sunday
evening:
MAI Dovuiss vss shot from ambush tAis
evening while riding Ia bis buggy. but not n
tally injured Lieut. Irwin sad ten soldiers
now leaving"
This was written within . mile Of
the majors residence. Robbery was
not the object of the murderera IL IL
the season when the redskins be-
come uneasy. and dispatch
szys IL would be well for
all citizens TO look to their
arms before more lives are wsntonly
tsken Bowie Is Is miles from the
scene OF the killing. The military Is
taking every precaution to defend the
settlerA Great excitement exists
among the settlers, who fear . raid
from the Chiricalurs mountains. which
are practically impenetrabls BY the
whites against an armed furce. The
Indian hostiles are moving south.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
ANGRY FARMERS.
The Car Question Stirs Up the Grain Pre-,
Ascers Of North Dakota.

The Car Question Stirs Up the Grain Pre-
1ucers OF North Dakota.
MINOR, N. d., Nov. 30.-The general
order OF the Great Northern Railway
Company just issued to agents forbid
ding them TO furnish cars for shipment
OF wheat to any but elevators and
actual farmers has aroused the
farmers and busipess men of North
Dakota, and tho discrimination
against buyers on track Il the general
topic OF conversation. Tho farmers
cannot except In few eases. take ad-
vantage Of the order. aud the result
II restriction Of shipments
TO the elevators As most of the
farmers have to draw wheat from 10 TO
is miles and arc poorly supplied with
vehicles, aud the freight rules require
them 70 load within twenty -four hours
or pay rhree dollars q day for overtime,
the intent of the order is apparent
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
IN WITH THE LUNAIICS
xdvard Fisld Iscspcs Arrest by
Hs Failing Mad.
WILL cIRus SAVE TIE FlIIlIl


NEw YesE. Nov. sa-Is 10 reported
that Edward NJ Field. seaior member
Of the broksa stock broking aru of
sf Field. LiaaIsy. wsiehsxs 4 Co. was
qsistly tSksn 20 bleominxdAls insane
ssytum Saturday zft<rsoon-
Evldsness of fraud are 20 plsstifui in
eonnsction With the failure thai the
sssios psytnsr's nsnsal and pbysieal
soa1itisa slsns prevented his arrest
u - und<rstood that . warrant had
actually bsep issusd. aud IL is decl9ed
positively that Fisld's removal to
Dioomingdsis Is the oAy thing that in
tsrfsrsd with service
IL Is asw learned that the worst sus-
pleions Adost when the assigunsnt
wss nsde wers more than justified BY
the black facts Field uos only re-
hyposhecstsd rsiiwa bonds placed with
him - collateral. bus he nissppropri-
stsd large sums Of uyoney. He raised
loans on worthles - securities foisted by
him On many baaks and on private
Individuals - we'll Ho deceived his
pArtners aad betrayed their implicit
faith in hin- The desperation which
kDklDW<Q tHS naLuS0A AU9akt9 VI aoH~
Drained speculation. wild investments
and methods Of conducting his At
fairs which were anything but 'busi-
ness methods. seems To have divested
Field Of the last shred Of honor. In
his efforts 20 make the crooked straight
he did NOT spare anyone who re-
posed confidence in him Two thou
sand doilars In pew rents, turned over
20 l. NJ. Field as trustee Of the Tsrry.
town PrssbytsriAa church. are missing.
Re WAS treasurer of the association
which owns tho Washington baildiag.
in which his s1iess are. He collected
e3i 600 in rents and sank the money n
his struggle 70 avert impending DOOM
IA conference Of the Field family
apropos Of the failure Of tho 6rm waa
held sunday, and the advisability Of
Cyrus w. Field giving up his fortune
% save the family honor was seriously
conSidcr cred
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
aAllRoAo sTATlsr,ca


FtSnSeo Srepagee ~ - teeeesseeo Osm'
wsree Connisat. =.
WAsurSeToN. Nov. se--Ths third
annual report on the statistics OF rail-
ways 10 the Uaited States" shows that
as the end OF the 6scai year the railway
mileage in the United States wss lS9,-
Ssz uile& The nambsr Of railway coz
poratiops was ,.f7I There are seventy
four companies in the United States
whose gross income Is ss:7. coo. 600 ont
of q total gross income Of all railways
in tho country of si.o5i, SIT. .oSs. The
total number OF locomotives In the
United States h s9.s Of which Z. Ss4
arc passenger locomotives and 10. lao
are freight locomotives The number
OF care used on the railways of the
United States Is l.l6<. las, OF which
26.5il are in the passenger service. The
total number Of men employed on the
railways Of the United States is 74s, 3oi.
The total capitalization of railway
property 10 %, s94. asa. 400. The number
Of passengers carried by the railways
of the United States during the year
was .e2, $50, s6a The number Of tons Of
freight carried was $50. 6.sli.6l7.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10. The high
binder feud which haa been raging In
Chinatswa Tor some time has resulted
In anoshsr msrdsr All WAh KeoaG, a
eiesrmsksr. vas shot and killed. and
before bs died ideasifed Al sing. Who
had been arrested ea snspieion. u 10
probable that more murders vii fol-
low. - chiasss societies kill naa Ter
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

ST. PsrEsssuse, Nov. 30. - A num-
her of peasants. drivea desperate by
stArvatioa, murdered . farmer named
Abrsm and HE family Of twelve per-
sons ss Antopel, near visua After
siaaehseriss the family they plandered
shs dwelling and fsassed ON the farm
er's larder. Horrible crimes Of . simi-
lar character are becoming common
aud attest The dssperatios ef the fsn-
In a strix ken popalaee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

SsAn nicks. IN Ohio Farmer. Murdered IN
the Presence ef His Wife.

4 the Presence 81 His Wife.
LIMA. O.. Nov so--John Hicks .
farmer living ut sleele crossroads, was
murdered sunday by . number Of
tramps who went 70 his house and de-
msnded something TO eat Hicks re-
fused to give them anything and they
started to ransack the house. He made
an effort to prevent them and they gave
him terrible beating. from the effects
Of which he died In tew hourA The
trsnps took every thing valuable about
the premises and made their escspA
Mra Hicks was present and witnessed
the tragedy. but WAS povsrisss 70 pre-
want IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

isturs vas neeessasy, sn1 sAst -
uouid psevs tbss ~ ssssts lacked TOO
Of : ssarsn whes talietang tsgNA On
shs ,snskessAin 4 eusrun ~ The -
sts ed house together ~ vsald usinr
81. was - suficionA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

CIxcrnxArl. o.. Nov. so-fssss Sim
mona . farmer Of Adams osSpty. and
his wits were bound by thsvs men
Friday rho plandered the hoase aud
secured ell the mouey the ed couple
had saved for . number Of yearA The
exact amount taken Is not known. bat
win probably reach $1,000 Simmons
ws afraid Of ssaks. sad preferred to
hi1o bis money.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
stoT AT on. NALL.

A Insnno Naa Triss - wmt - v0DoD
Nsv yesk otsanA
Nsv Yesx. Nes. - -Jobs . keeA.
sa inssns MAJ. naAs N attenPs -
Kill Rev. DR.. Jsha Hall. pastor Of tie
Fifth Avenue church. - - was entas-
Ing his parsonage sfssr the nerning
service. Three shsts we're tired st
him, none of which taek effect Roth
vss axrestsd He elaioad that d.
Hall IVES - the heed ef ssesPtsscy
against him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

0cTsaIs. o. T.. Nov n Ira A. Mil
Ter. Of Hullhall, who shot his step
father swo months ago. was acquitted
Of NE charge of murder at saltwater.
Young Miller interfered TO save hIs
mother from being beaten by her
brutal second husband. and the latter
assaulted him. In the quarrel the
young man shot the elder through sae
head four times
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
eLooDY BATTLE IN CHINA.

Seven Hundred Inperiaiists Reported
KILLED In an Engagement with Rebels
SHANGHAI Nov. so.-it is reported
that large force Of rebels had a battle
with the imperial troops Tuesday near
Ching King. The imperislists, who
numbered 1000 men. were defeated
with the loss Of 700 killed and many
wounded. The rest of the imperial
army took 70 Eight The victorious
rebels are now marching upon Pekin.
about $50 miles distant The rebel
army Is growing rapidly, ~ Il is receiv-
ing accessions from all sides The In
telligence that tho rebels are marching
to attack Pekin has caused the great
est excitement in that CITY,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
Gold frow AuetraIia.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.--The steam
er Mariposa brought here from Sydney
ESQ, 700 in gold, which. together with
the amounts brought BY the four pre-
ceding steamers. made . total of Ei,-
les. 900, equal to over $1,000, 900 in
American gold. all Of which has gone
into the local branch of the United
States mint for recoinage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

LONDON, Nov. so.-Richard Power,
rarnellitc member Of parliament for
Waterford city. died sunday. He ~
married only week aeo
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
HEAVY LOSS -eYFTRE.

OestSucttou oe . Large Grain Elevatos
asd Contents ~ Escansba, Mich.
EscANADA. Mich, Nov. S0.-Firs
started in the big grain elevator owned
by the 800" road 1T this place at 2
o'clock Sunday morning, which. to-
gether with $50. 900 bushels Of grain. was
quickly destroyed The department was
powerless and the danes communicated
to the -four sheds, docks and coal pitA
There were 10000 barrels of -four in the
sheds, and on the docks were Il, 900 tons
Of coal owned by the Lehigh Valley and
Pioneer companies. all Of which were de-
stroyed. The losses may exceed $3.50, 0OQ
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

In Considering the territories Ne report says
Shsss hes been ~ Increase q ioooo In the
population OF Arizona making IL about fooo0
In New Mexico II is elsiped there are iaaoS
persons, and the governor Appeals for On
enabling act 70 become state In Utah
the populatsoa 10 estimated ~ the gov.
ernor TO BE- $4,000. TIE total ssssssed
value Of property. real and psrsensl In ial vas
Sial. iss CAS- "a, an Increase ever the year before
Of tis ass So 81 or - per cent The secre
tary coneurs In the recomnendssiea OF the
government OF Alaska that revision 81 the
laws bs made Tue populssica q Ne territory
IL n an
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
Half Million Lost.

TRACY, MINI, Nov. s0.-A disas.
trous fre broke out at IL o'clock Sun.
day morning and burned until Z o'clock
In the evening, famed BY high winds
It swept Front Third. Fourth and
State streets clean. Tho buildinga
were nearly all wood. Fourteen stores,
two small hotels and three dwellings
are burned The loss is estimated at
nearly $500. .o0Q II was Of incendiary
in,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

FRANKFORT, KY. Nov. so.-MrA Nc
EVAN, who was shot by . negro last
October while on an excursion train on
the Louisville 4 Nashville railroad.
and was permanently injured, obtained
. verdict for $4,000 damages against
the railroad company.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

WuxssAso. IN, Nsv. % Fire
sreke sas IN shs meat market Of Faaik
ser Drea SUNDAY afssrsssa. eoasum-
ing tie stsre& livery stable. pssat
ing s6ses asd agricultural warehouse.
The loss . estimated ~ -. aoas no in
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

Sr. Louis, Nov. SOD. Ward King,
chairman Of the prohibition state GEN.
trail committee. has formed local pro.
hibition club and he's secured pledge
of 5. 600 as fund to entertain the ma
tionAl prohibition nominating conven-
tiou of 1874 should il meet In St LouiA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
MANY LEFT BURIEO ALIVE.

= Lsborss's Story LEADS e Investigates
sf The Northern Psciae Lsadsllds.
TACOMA. WASH, Nov. s0.-Thomas
Murphy, laborer On the Northern Pa.
eific railroad at Calton station, in the
Cascade mountains, where the immense
landslide occurred last Wednesday,
declares that at least twenty -6ve men
were left buried alive by the railroad
company under the mass Of earth at
the bottom of the Green river,
along which the track runa He
has sworn before Q notary that
about sixty-two men were working
directly In front of the bluff which
gave way. They had little chance to
escape, as the landslide came swiftly
and silently. Some turned to run and
others leaped from the slope toward
the river. Track and men were swept
into the river and were buried from
sight Workmen who escaped made
search and found that many men were
dead or missing. Blankets and other
personal effects were found without
claimants to raise the total missing to
twenty-five. Benjamin Flattery and
Alexander Gilchrist companions of
Murphy, substantiate his story. These
three men are residents Of Tacoma and
joined their families here las. night
They refused longer to work for the
railroad company. Superintendent Nc
Cahe. Surgeon Smith and other North
ern Pacific officials Indignantly deny
the story and say they will make proper
Investigations Special trains which
brought out help say they were de-
layed until sll the ground that caved
in was dug over and no more bodi es
found than first reported.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

JeEIsv. III. Nov % --0sorss W.
Hyde did SATURDAY from bic third ap-
epleeeis stroke lie was in hss sslh
year Mr. Hyde built and epsrAtsd the
first ssuriss mill bstweea Chicago aad
Ottawa In isss be surveyed the route
ef shs f'linats and Michigan canal
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

-GALRxA. H.. Nov. so--The Mlssis-
sippi Is frozen solid from shore 70 shore,
this being the FIRST time such . thinr
WAS svsr known Ia November.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

puRAsso Col. Asv. % Ralph Ray,
The young mas who murdered his
mother i've mcaths age. vas srrAisnsd
sn court Saturday and pleaded guilty sa
murder in the se~ead degree. sat was
ssssesesd ~ fudge sunser 30 Ne PEA
itsntiArv sox hfa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

yoLrxr. H.. Nov. sa--John Stansiy,
. three-year-man for burglary from
Cook county. took sdvantaes Of the
suppsr hour Sunday evening, about 3
o'clock, and escaped By sealing tAs
wall at the east rata
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
HIS GOLDEN JuslLEe.


re CelsbsatSsa ~ - Lsaks IN ussss -
Arshstshsp kssrtch.
81. LOUIS. Nov. sa-Ths grand
occasion of the fftieth anniversary Of
the elevation Of Archbishop Kenrick
to the eishopric. begsn IT o'clock in
the historic old cathedral on Walnut
street IL was the most impressive
ceremony eyer seen In Catholic
church in this city. Cardinal Gibbons
tho leading representative Of the
Roman Cstholie hierarchy of the
United States. oficisted An hour bc-
fore this grand ceremony took place
the venerable archbishop said mass
privately in his own chapel. and then
repaired TO the cathedral where he. In
cope and mitre, assisted the cardinal
Preceding tho mass there was an
impressive procession from the ca
shsdral parish school, situated next to
the church. to the main entrance Of
the cathedral The officers of ths mass
robed in the school. and the procession
then formed aud marched out to Wal.
nut street
In addition to Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop Ryan. tho officers Of the
mass wero: Very Rev. ~. Muehlsiepen.
v. c.. snd Rev. William Walsh. deacons
Of honor to the most reverend arch
bishop; Very Rev. Phillip B. Brady,
arch priest 70 his eminence, the car.
dinal: RsvA D. w. Kenrick and James
hsssoun, deseons Of honor TO the
eelehrant; Rev. Joseph Schaefers, dea-
con of the mass; Rev. 4 J. Shea, sub
deacon OF the mass; Rev. william Moo
nan. cross bearer; Rev. Martin s. Bren-
nan, drst master Of ceremonies; Rev.
Henry 0sers, second master Of ceremo-
mis-; Brother Felix. ESQ, third mas
TAR Of ceremonies
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
WANTS TO eE SENATOR.
~. pavtdssa - Contest shs Seat ~ Ssss
ter Cali of Florida

WASHINGTON. Nov. so --Ex- Repre-
sentative Davidson, OF FLORIDA, has
arrived in the city. bringing with him
documents which he viii use in his
contest against Call for seat In the
United States senate. Mr. Davidson
said that his contention was that In
sleeting . United states senator . que
run Of each branch Of the state iegis-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

cuIcAso Nov. "a Fire In TIE Berry
block In this city caused loss Of sss.
ooe. about two thirds q which d Gov.
cred By insurance
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

BLkAND HONEST rAyYpiciSE Desove sno amer.
K0wN. Ask druggist for Woop's PBosPaopIxx
II he offers some worthless medicine IN place
OF this. leave his dishonest store. inclose pr!c
in letter. and We will send By .eturn mail
Price. one package. q; six IS. One win please.
six will cure. Pamphlet in plain sealed en-
velcpe. 2stamps. Address Tie Wood Chem
ical Co.. 13l woodward-syc.. Detroit. Mich.
Sold In Grand Rapids By 3. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

coIunsUa O.. New "a - 6ssr9s
Wharton Allen better kncwn -
"Lsad Hsif' AIles. died in tss county
sanFnafy ss s'elsek Sunday ms<nins.
s.ms~s "a pears Of age. Death aane -
the result ef Frsaass exhsastssa. and
-be Aarl beea IN ala sed slsss cd
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
TWENTY REPORTED KILLED.


Btsehsurs, Eng.
LONDON. Nov. so-A report has just
reached here that there has been =
terrible explosion 1T Blackburn, near
Preston. Lancashire Three stores are
said TO have been wrecked BY the ex-
plosiou. Twenty people are reported
killed and . large number Of others are
said TO have been injured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
ALL WERE DROWNED.

Loss Of the Tahiti with 500 South See
Islandsys.
SAN FnANcIsco, Nov. 3o.-The brig
Tsniti which put into this ps some
weeks ago ON her way from the South
seas to Mexico with 500 natives. who
were going as laborers for a Mexican
plantation has been wrecked of the
coast of Mexico. All on board are sup
posed TO have been drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
Woods Phosphod dine:
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perma,-
entity cures all forms Of
Nervous Weakness. Em-
isssons. Spermatorrhea.
Impponcy. and all effects
OF A bu>e or Excesses.
Reen prescribed over IS
years In thousands OF
yes; Is the ONLY RKLIA,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
|0Nl IIlR OF PROGRESS
Work of tho Ioss Year In to In
ssgsos Department
SYNOPSIS or SEC. IOBLES uJUL
osssrvastsns 81 usossssed osssssasssA
shs Iassaas. the csssss rsssAsss Aaa
Other Tspscs ~ importance -
shs JaxDsyesA

WAsHfssros. Nov. so-Ths seers.
tary of the interlor has subsitted his
annual report 10 the president In .
summary ef its eoatsats be gives this
resume:
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

TIE secretary gives ~ abstract Of the earn
ings OF the several aided railroad comDanieA
showing also the amounts due from them TO
the government December 81, 1850. II appears
thsrcfrom that the total debt principal and In
tcrest. to the United States Of each company
WA folloUa.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-30

behalf of BEN HARRISON. Fro any
source that help would be welcome.
Then came shady rumors of trade be-
tween HARRISON and EGAN, by which
the Irish patriot was to throw all he
could of the Irish vote to HARRISON in
return for something fat in the future.
1t is in evidence that such deal was
consummated. Subsequent events, in
Guiding the appointment of PAT EGAN
as minister to Chill, indicated that the
appointee, like FLANAGAN, of Texas,
had asked, What am here for?" and
had received most satisfactory reply.
Virtually, PAT EGAN played Republi-
can tunes upon the harp of Irish patriot
ism. lie used his high position as leader
iii Irish politics to prostitute the sery-
ices of loyal Irish followers to the lust
of partisan Republicanism. Sympathy
for the Irish cause against England, felt
alike by Democrats and Republicans,
was utilized for the partisan purpose of
assisting BEN HARRISON to a seat at
the White house table. 1t is claimed
that at the time EGAN voted at The pres
idential election he had not perfected
his citizenship. That he did so in time
to qualify as minister to Chill is a mat
ter of record.
Such are the main points of the of
Tense of PAT EGAN, and also the main
spring of his daily roasts in the press
of the country.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-30
BALM FOR THE BLUES.

Christmas is over. Now the next
thing is 20 get over ChriStmaS.-Texas
Sifuings.
1t doesn't take many pints of whisky
to make peck or trouble .-GlenS Falls
Republican.
A Chicago reporter wrote up ''great
landslide" just because 4 tramp took a
bath.-COlumbus Post.
Unlike other seasons of the year, man
kind just now seems less for getting and
more for giving.-Philadelph Times.
A woman delights In speaking ac-
quaintance, especially if she is permit
ted to do most of the speaking.-Bing-
hampton Republican.
A young man may like a girl herself
very much better than the neckties she
would choose for him to wear.-Somer-
vile Journal.
Is it not little strange that Santa
Claus turns up every year, notwith-
standing the popular belief that he goes
''up the fiue?'-Y onkerS Statesman.
A young Main street merchant has a
queer paper weight. 1t is the first bis
cult his wife ever made after taking a
dozen lessons in cooking school.-BOl-
iVar Breeze.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-30
BANDIT CARA.

In Mexico border bandits are a trihe
too PaE-American. They don't seem to
know what reciprocity s.-Fhiladelphia
Record.
CARA appears to be as fleet as the
festive gazelle, Judging from the style
i'll which he and his wild-eyed bandits
are rushing about Northern Mexico
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Bandit Cara demands $4,000 and an
American consulate as the price of his
surrender. Here is a chance for Mexico
to demonstrate her frlendlinesS toward
this country Chicago Mail.
Cara, the Mexican revOlutioniSt. has
offered to lay down his arms III cOnsid-
Grafton of $4,000 and and all American
consulate, but President DiaZ has re-
jected the offer. Mir. Cara should Ie-
move his revolutionary plant further
south. whre the business is more appre-
ciated and enjoys better opportunities.
st. Louis POSt-Dispatch.
The altogether acceptable news that
Catarinn Cara, the freebooter ana
horse thief, has been killed in the en-
gagement with Capt. Hardy's command,
has not been confirmed, and it is, there
fore. too early for felicitatiOn on that
score. But the chances are that Cara.
having made all necessary arrange
ments, will come to a bad end before he
is much older.-New York Advertiser.