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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-02-28
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-16
Watering the Desert.

The desert shall blossom like gar
Gen. If the civil engineer ROLAND is
right this prophecy is near fulf.nent.
Holland has submitted report to the
Academy OF France upon waters found
under ground in the Sahara. His ex-
ominGtion of tho ground was confined
to the region about the oasis of FL Ga
leah, and proved SO rich supply of wa
ter that he believes the whole desert
can be converted into q netw orlS Of fer
tile oases. He is at present engaged in
rrcparing a chart and description of
the region whi n will Indicate the spots
where an artesian boring is, in his esti-
nation, certain to bring voluminous
jet of water to the surface. Such
creation of new wells the people inhab-
icing the vast desert will look upon as a
miracle, and they will be prepared to
bow down before and acknowledge the
supremacy of the workers of such mira
clcs. In other words the execution of
tAe scheme Of NJ. ROLAND will do more
+ ID conquer the desert for France than
cny scientific or warlike expeditions
ever could have done.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-16
A Terrible Tipple.

The Mexican pullue is the worst
drink on the face of the earth. 1t is the
j'!ice Of tree, and at first tastes like
spruce beer, but after fermentation has
ended and the alcoholic principle is
fully developed in the liquid it is not
only extremely Intoxicating, but has
IL most aborninable putrid smell, hav-
ing imbibed the animal principles of the
skin in which it is kept. 1t is impos-
sible for an American to drink it with
out holding his nose, and after he has
imbibed even comparatively small
quantity he will get drunken and stay
drunk longer than on any other drink
eyer manufactured.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-16
AN EX-RoYAL OUTLAW.
Milan, OF Servia, Is Indeed a Man With
out a Country,

Milan, OF Servia, Is Indeed a Man With
out Country.
Milan, the former king of Servia, oc-
cuples at the present moment the most
extraordinary position which it is possi-
bic to conceive.
He has abandoned not only all his
rights as member of the reigning
house of SerV:a, as we'll as his property,
honors and d:gnities in the kingdom,
but he has even renowned his citizen
ship and undertaken never again to set
his foot in the country.
There is some talk, saws the New
York Recorder, of his becoming nat
uralized as Russian, but he has not
done SO yet, and accordingly he is Just
now without nationality or civil status.
lie is without what the French describe
as an ctat civil, and is, to all intents
and purposes, an outlaw, since he Dos
sesses no legal rights of any kind what
sOevcr.
He is the most homeless and aban-
doned of creatures, and his position is
so abnormal that the emperor of Aus
tria has deemed it necessary to deprive
him of the honorary colonelship of the
Austrian regiment of infantry which he
has hitherto held and to remove his
name from the Austrian army list.
1t is the first time that a king has
ever placed himself in such a prcdica-
rnent as that of the ex-r1onarch of
Servia, and it is to be hoped that it will
not constitute precedent.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-05-16
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
FIonr FoR A CRossISG.
Railroad Msa Ready to Shed Blood Over
Right of Way.

NEVADA. Mo-, Dec. 25.--A lively rail-
road crossing var Is IN progress twelve
miles west of here wnlcn is likely 10
end seriously. Ii Ia st this point where
the newly projected Kansas City, Ne
vada 4 Fort Smith road seeks TO cross
the Missouri. Kansas, y Texas. Before
daylight. 100 men were at WORK.
running the line down 10 the NJ. h. <
I. track. They had JGst torn up tlle
NJ. X. x I. tracks AT the crossing point
when Roadmaster Jameson OF the
katy appeared a. the scene with
fifty men. tie ran MS engine down,
knocking their crossing 20 pieces and
d.tching the engine. Kansas City pso-
pie tnen fastened ropes around the
dltrhed engine and by their Own engine
tried 10 pull 10 over the e,nbankmsnt.
but the katy" men fastened ropes TO
the other side so that their engine
could not bs moved. The Kansas peo-
pie have been reinforced until they
now have 200 men on the ground.
They will make another effort 10 put
IN their crossing tonight and serious
trouble is hound 70 ensue as Roadmas-
ter Jamlson declares that he will tight
them TO a Eulsh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
ENJOYING HIMSELF.
Blaine Is Improving Rapidly aud May
Go Wcs..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-"Mr Blaine
IS getting along nicely" was Dr. John
ston's reply 10 the question as to the
condition of MIR. Blsne's health. The
nour Was o:3o, and the physician had
Just emerged from the threshold of the
historic mansion on Lafayette square
lie had remained with his distinguished
patient for half an hour. and so we'll
satisfied was he with the Improvement
shown that he remarked that ne did
not expect 10 return 70 the house
again tonight.
When asked as TO the near prubsbsl
lty of Mr.. Biainc's removal, Dr. john
ston's reply was that ne never nad but
one statement to make about that,
that snca contingency was too re-
mote To be discussed at present. Mr..
Blaine WAS doing very nicely. and 1t
was MS condition eacn day that con-
cerned him. rather than what his
movements might DO one week or one
month hence. When asked u day or
SD ago If Mr.. Blame was permitted to
sit up. bis reply was that he would
not be permitted 10 do so If that was
his inclination. The day being gener-
ally observed AS q holiday, Mr.. Blaine's
house was brilliantly lighted this even
ing and there WAS everywhere mani
tested q cheerfulness not observable in
members of the family for many days
past
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
TO TURN THE TIDE
Mexico Is Figuring for the Eu.
ropean Emigrants.
WAITING FOR CONGRESS-
Her Fair Fislds Onsr Much 70 shs Thirty
Agrsculturist and the Country
Needs DevelopiAg.

CRY OF MEnco, Dec. 2o.-It 10 under
stood that efforts will bs made By the
government and throughout her
agencies 10 turn the tide of emigration.
which has been flowing from Europs 20
the United States into ths country. in
view OF the probable passage by the
United States congress of laws further
restricting immigration. IL ls rumorsd
that the authorities Of several of the
Mexican states are preparing to send
emigration commissioners 10 Italy.
Sweden. Ireland and Germany.
A frightful domestic tragedy 10 re-
ported from TehuAntpec. The terrible
affair was due TO the frenxied action of
a jealous man. VINO literally chopped
to death with . knife his wife. mother
in-iaw and hle slstey-in-law.
The Use OF poisoned fish and food
caused several deaths in Yncatan. Gen.
eral Curiel. who has arrived here from
lucatan, ls IN consultation with pres,-
dent Dlaz.
The officials OF Vera Cruz and Tara
pico custoa houses report that business
lie increasing. The recent heavy expur-
tations OF oranges from the state OF
sonora are encouraging Mexican grow
ers OF fruit A syndicate is being or
ganized 10 export heavily VIA the gulf
from IamaculipAs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27

No Clue Has Been Found in the Dublin
Dynamite Case


DUBLIN, Dec. 26.--At the inques, in
the case of Detective Synoit, who Loaf
his life by the explosion at the Dublin
detective Office, today, Sergeant Dxw-
son testified that he passed through
the passageway where the explosion
occurred, but that he saw no parcel
lying on the walk. The court was wei.
lighted and he thought that he would
have seen any object Of that kind when
he entered the place only . few minute.
before the explosion occurred, had Il
been there at that time. Detective
Green, who claimed TO have eeen n
package lying on the walk near the
wall of the building. on being called
again 10 the witness stand stated that
the parcel was loosely folded in paper.
He's nobody in the court, though he
noticed . few boys at the entrance bid
ding each other good night. There
was nothing suspicious abou; their be-
havIor.
The coroner's jury rendered q YER
diet that the explosion Was due TO the
explosion OF a high class explosive sab-
stance placed IN the court by q person
whose identity was unknown TO the
jury. IL Was recommended that the
authorities provide for the family of
Detective Synott. The London po!ice
recently received vague intImaton Of
a possible renewal OF dynamite out
RACES and extra precautions were II
once taken 10 guard agsins, injury be-
ing done 10 public buildings. ftlssup-
posed that the uynanifers. thus
tnwarted. decided 10 make Dublin "a.
scene OF their outrages. Secretary A.
qulth was t'usy NJ the home today and
niiusnsl activity was displayed at Cort-
land ward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
NAvAJOs UNEASY.
They Fear That PIospectors Will Find
Gold on Their Reservation.

They Fear That PIospectors Will Find
Gold on Their Reservation.
MANcos. Col, Dec. 26.-There is a
possibility OF Indian trouble as re-
suit of rush TO San Juan gold field.
"Navsjo" Frank came into this place
today. He 10 one OF the most intelli
gent IN his tribe and high IN the coun-
cls of the chiefs. He says the Indi-
ans are becoming apprehensive of the
presence of go many white men pass
ing over the reservation. They claim
the gold on the san Juan for them
selves and say the white men
must keep off their land.
Capt. b. N. Wetherall. one of the oldest
eettlers in the valley and well ac-
quain,ed with the Indians and their
customs, sees IN the talk of Navajo
Frank more than appears on the eur
face.
"The Navajos." says Capt. Wetherall,
shave been restless Tor some time aud
IT would take but little 20 make them
break loose IN earnest. This Frank has
doubtless been sent out 10y his chief to
find out all ne can about the intentions
o. the white men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
KNIFE AND A KNOB
implements Used in a Horrible
Triple Murder.
WHAT A CLERGYMAN FOUND
A Room Flooded With Blood, Two Per-
soas Dead and Two Mors
Dying.

WORCESTER. Mass, Dec. 26.-A hor-
rlble triple murder ana suicide was
discovered at noon today IN the upper
flat OF q tenement hous. at 81 Tainter
street. Henry {. Narnum and bls
little adopted daughter Florence were
found dead. His wife was nearly dead
when discovered and died on the way
10 the hospital aud Mrs. Wright, the
mother of Mrs. Varnum. now lies in a
critical condition. Henry c. Narnum
came to this city from Haron, VT, IN
September and sought employment as
machinist. which he found in the
shop OF l.. l.. Pollard. lie then hired
the tenement on Tanter street, and
sent for his family. The family lived
quietly and to all appearances happily.
Today the Rev. Z. w. Phillips. pastor
of the church attended by the family.
called At the house, and receiving no
answer to the bell entered the apart
ments. Opening the door to the bod
room leading Oft from the kitchen a
terrible sight met his eyes. Lying on
the bed, covered with blood, were Mr.
Varnum and his wife. The man was
quite dead, but the woman Was breath
ing heavily.
Died In the Ambulance.
In cot in q corner of the room lay
the child, turned over on her face, also
dead. Mr.. Phillips rushed down stairs
and telephoned for the police. Wnen
the police arrived the mother. Mrs.
Wright, was found in an adjoining
room. She was conscious. but not able
to speak. The bodies of the man and
child were removed by an undertaken.
and the two women were carried to
the hospital. The younger woman
died just as the ambulance stopped at
the hospital door.
Mrs. Wright Is etill unable to speak,
but she may live. She Is about 80
years of age. The weapon with which
the awful deed was committed was an
iron door hanger, an iron strap about
fifteen inches long, headed by a cylin-
derical knob. The ms -ument weighed
fully four pounds. Varnum himself
was killed by . stab from . knife, iden-
titled as his own. He was cut in the
region of the heart. There were no
other marks upon the body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
His Santa Claus . Burglar.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Dec. 25.-Early
Xmas morning masked burglar
entered the residence OF Albert Turner
on the Fairfield road on the outskirts
of the city. The family had all retired
and were asleep with the exception of
a little grandson of Mr.. Turner. who
was WIDE awake watching for Santa
Claus. The little fellow heard a noise
of some person coming upstairs and the
next moment u person stood near his
bedside. BY the dim light the boy saw
il was man, with mask covering
the upper part of mis- face. This was
not hls idea of Santa Claus and in his
alarm be cried:out loudly for his grand
father. The cries alarmed the house,
but the burglar escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
Th.v VIII Earn /,

PrrTsBURG, Dec. 26.-The Pittsburg
Times mas announced that, early In
next July, 1t viii charter the finest
tram of Pullman palace vestlpuled
cars that can toe obtained and transport
fifty of the public school teachers OF
western Pennsyivania, eastern Ohio,
West Virginia and Maryland to Chi
cago for a ten days VISIT to the world 4
fair. Arrangements will be made for
the entertainment of the party at the
beat hotel IN Chicago. Each member
will be supplied WITH tickets OF sdrhis-
sion To the far snd an elegant lunch
con will be served to them on the
grounds. A II tue expenses OF the trip
Will be PAID by the Timer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
Cremaied Himself.

SAG HARBoR, l.. L., Dec. 26.-Mark
Edwards. 50 years OF age, . noted
character Of this vicinity, who has
passed half his life IN jail as an bab-
itual drunkerd WAS roasted alive in
his own houee about . mile outside OF
this village last night. He lived alone.
About 9 O'Clock the house WAS seen to
be on fire by persons living q half mile
distant, but before anyone reached IT.
it was entirely enveloped in flames and
was soon burned to the ground. The
charred remains Of the owner were
found among the ruins. 1t issupposed
that Edwards went home drunk and
upset q lighted lamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-27
blinded for Life.

NEw YoRR. Dec. 26.--A special 10 the
World from Valparaiso, Ind ssys tnat
wnen the siicnen hre wa- lighted this
morning IN Andrew BicE.cs farm house
there was violent explosion. Ine
stove was demolished, fragments
hurried ln every direction, "A nOie torn
ia the root and tne house virtually
wrecked. MTs. Bickel received several
severe gsshes IN the head aud her two
children we're SO injured ttiat II their
lives are spared, It Is Thought tnat they
will be bAud. The eKplosion wss
capsed bY dynamite when mad beef
secteted 10 = stick OF stow, wood.