The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1891-07-10

has arrested jesse Mayors and Yance
I4awler, two notorious moonsbiners.
They were implicated IL the Errder
OF Ezzelrs brother.
After beng drunk month Wayne
McCrumb of Lansing. Mich. com
mitted suicide, and his widow has
brought suit for $40. 900 each against
four saloon keepers.
Three youths named John Nc
Keown, Walter Jones and John Chal-
lis were drowned near Washington,
the two former in an attempt to save
Challis from drowning.
President Harrison has respited
Eddie Belden, sentencd to be hanged
at Wichita, Kan, Friday June y, for the
murder of Charles Grant, in the In
dian Territory, July last.
Patrick Flanagan, who was of OK
cellent family, died at Greenville,
Miss, of injuries on the head re-
ceived some time ago, when portion
OF his skull was removed.
a Minneapolis, Mimi. dispatch says
shrinkage of 22l, 900 bushels in
wheat is reported since last week, and
as compared with last year the stock
is l. 800, 600 bushels short.
Cooney and McChrystal convicted
in the jury bribing cases at New Or
leans. have been granted new trial
by Judge Mari on the charge of want
of testimony to support the charge.
The frm of Whitcomb Il Payne,
manufacturers of calf boots, Holbrook,
Mass. have closed their factory in
definitely, owing to the unsettled state
of business throughout the country.
E. L. Afford. who mysteriously dis
appeared from Shreveport La, has
been found near Greenville, Ala. in a
levee laborers' camp sick and penni-
less. His mind is evidently affected.
By boiler explosion at Drake
coal mine, near Massilion, o., the en-
CINE house was wrecked, and the en-
gineer Henry Vought, burned 80 that
only q portion of his bones were found.
In general all around row in Han
cock county, Tennessee, Jotha Wolf.
VIII Carpentry and son Of Wolf were
killed and number Of others fatally
injured. The cause was an old feud.
Major J. W. Bagsby, president of
the street car company at Admission
Ala, has decamped, leaving an indebt-
edness amounting to several thousand
dollars. including 1923, 600 borrowed
money.
The ..black leg" which broke out
among the Hungarian miners near
Greensburg. Pa, Is increasing and is
regarded as exceedingly dangerous.
This is its first appearance in this
country.
Two masked men held up the stage
between Tensenadl and the Alamo
gold mines in California and robbed the
passengers. They were after a ship
ment of gold which fortunately was
delayed.
Rev. Mr.. Batter Of NV York has
declined to serve on the commission Of
in JURY of DIR. HeIrr Newton's jheo-
logicll opinions and Rev. d. d.
Parker Morgan has been appointed in
his stead.
Benjamin Hutchinson, the ce5e-
b-ated Hutch, the Chicago wheat
plunge appeared in the exchange
at New York few days since ard at
tracte1 considerable attention ny his
The Philadelphia gas works stables
were destroyed by fire Loss so, 600.
No insurance. Sparks from a t,1sSE%s.
United States mint but it was extin-
guishel before much damage resulted
4 special from Murfreesboro, Tenn.
says \. w. Mullins, stationed at the
Brule agency. Dakota, under President
Cleveland. attacked Squire T. c.
Desmikes with cane Desmikes shot
four times killing Mullins. Desnikes
surrendered.
News from Washington says the
interior and war departments are dis
turbed by accounts of trouble with the
Navajo and Morgin Indians in Arizona
over the government school system on
the Morgin reservation. General Nc
Cook has been telegraphed orders to
take the necessary steps to prevent
any uprising.