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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-19

WAGTED-hoom and board by eeutleman and
w wife With one child; best Of Reference. and
Ru1 . CENTRALLY located in East End. Address
1. Q. = =, Dbpsseh oaaoA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-19
TO LET.
City Residences.
AIlarhsny hesiaenees To Le.

TO LET-A small, neat comfortable 8-room
i house (nearly new) on Pennsylvania av., only
one square from street cars and two from the
parks: has bath, wasbstand, ". c's.. hot and cold
water, both gases and cemented cellar. Inquire at
58 North av. or A. q. Byers Co.. ss Federal ST.,
Alegheny.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

proved June %. 1892. It was resolved
by the senate house of represent
atives Of the United States OF America
in congress assembled that the pres
ldent OF the United States be author
lied and directed &c issue n proclama-
ton recommending TO the people au
observance in all states and territories
OF our 400Ih anniversary of the dis
coyery OF America on the 2lst OF
October 1892 by public demonstra-
ton and suitable exercises in schools
and other places OF assembly" now.
therefore, l. Benjamin Harrison.
president OF the United States
Of America. in pursuance OF the AT
resolution. do here oy appoint Fro.
Oct p, 1892 the four hundredth an
niversary OF the discovery Of America
by Columbus, as u general holiday ior
the people OF the Ualted States. On
that day the people. as tar as posi-
bic should cease all toll and devote
themselves TO such exercises as may
best express honor 10 the discovery
and their appreciation OF the crea.
achievements OF four completed cen
turtles of American life. Columbus
stood in his age as a pioneer OF pro-
gress and enlightenment Our system
OF universal education Is in our
age the most prominent and
salutary feature Of our spirit Of
enlightenment and it is peculiarly ap-
propriate that the schools be maze Dv
the people the center OF the days dem
Onstration. Let the national flag float
over every school house in the coun-
Try and exercises be such as shall i'm
press upon our hearts the patriotic
duties Of American citizenship. In
church and other places OF assembly
let there be expressions OF gratitude
TO the divine providence for the devout
faith OF the discoverer and the divine
care and guidance which has directed
our history ana so aoundautiy blessed
our people. BENJAMIN HARRIsoN.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

HOMESTEAD Pa, July 25.-There
is a complete cnangc in the attitude
of the town toward the militia. No
attempt to speak TO any Of the sol
diers is made by any OF the citizens.
On the contrary the militia is regarded
with gloomy silence or suppressed
oaths. Women are even moro bitter
than the men in their language ABOUT
the troops. In camp the hostile feel
ing is cordially returned and soma
men even express an anxiety thar if
there is to be trouble in Homestead let
it begu and DC finished. the pros
pect for an indefinite stay at the camp
Is not an inviting one ana the militia
are eagerly looking forward TO orders
that viii permit them 10 return home.
Gen. Snowden says the whole com
mand viii be mere until 1t Is perfectly
evident the civil authorities can
maintain law and order.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

WAsHNGToN. July 2L-A short
time ago the Canadian government
through the British charge d'affairez
81 Washington. made a formal april
cation 10 Secretary Foste- OF the STATE
department for release under bond
OF the British supply steamer Coquil-
lol. recently seized in ALASKA Oy the
revenue steamer CorEiu for violating
Inc Unised States cus,om regulations
ia transferring cargo in American
waters without permit Il J. under
stood that the secretary OF state has
informed the representatives OF the
British government. that the request
cannot be complied with in it, presen;
form for the reason tina; the vessel
having been transferred to the custody
o. the United States marshal at Sitka
for proceedings under law the case Is
no longer within the Jurisdiction Of
the executive branch OF the govern
mrut
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

BRENNAN Tex. July 20. Sunday
about D. m. at the Nose Watson
house in Burton. Matte Ellis. a IL
year-old colored girl, and 4 colored
boy about tie same age had dispute
about washing the dishes. The boy
mad been helping the girl and got
tired. telling her he was going 10 quit
After This he went out of the room.
Directly he returned to get drink Of
wafer and as he passed Matte she
picked up butcher knife and struck
him in the breast with IT, The knife
was very sharp and entered several
inches penetrating the hart. Inc
boy died in about two minutes The
dead boy IS son Of the pastor OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

KANSAS CITY July 2S.-Pea-l Ho-
mer VINO lives with her widowed
mother on north Seventh street. Kan
sas City. Kan, was bruially assaulted
oy negro yesterday morning. Mrs
Homer, VINO is clerK.nr in the office
OF register of deeds is away from
nome during the day ner daughter
attending 10 the household duues
While the gil was so engaged the
negro entered the house unooserved.
gagged ms victim, pound her hands.
drugged her ana crimlnaly assaulted
her. The crime was uOc discovered
until noon. when Mrs Homer returned
home for lunch and found her daugh-
ter unconscious on the floor, where
her assailant mai left Her. News OF
the crime spread rapidly and last
night crowds OF men assembled on
every corner 20 demand that iyncn
law avenge the crime The negro
escaped. but u is believed tina; he mas
been captured and Is in hiding to save
MN from the mOU's fury.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

lage ten miles southwest OF here. re-
ports the killing of Nose Maynard by
his father George Maynard in sa.
loon in that place Monday night Tho
killing grew out OF d dispute oser a
game Of pool in which Maynard and
MS son and several others we're en-
gagged. Maynard was drunk ana
while abusing his son was tod
by one OF the players to cut his
d-n heart out Young Maynard
replied, saying: You can tell pa to
kill me. Dat you can't do it. where
upon his father drew mis- knife ana
stabbed him 20 the heart killing him
Instantly After the killing Maynard
ran ana erdeavored 10 conceal him
s=lf in bois dare hedge. but was
soon caught by officers and lodged in
jail at Mckinney. While under ar
rest and passing by the dead body Of
his son he was asked if ne realized
what he had done He replied. Yes.
! am glad / killed him aud now I am
ready to die myself The murdered
man leaves i vile and several chill.
dre0
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
SERIOUS CHARGES
Made Against Members of the Knights of
Labor Executive Committee
8Y The wORLys TAR MANAGEMENT.
rhey are said 10 HaVc wanted
$4,000 for Their Influence
among the knights.

WASHINGTON. July 22-The mission
Of Messrs. Devlin and Hayes OF the
Knights OF Labor executive committee
10 Washington to formulate charges
against the Worlds fair management
Tor having, as they allege discriml-
mated against organized labor mas
como to an iguominious termination.
Gen. St. Clair chairman OF the
Worlds fair legislative committee.
met these charges by openly proclaim
Ing that mem bers OF the executive
committee had demanded $40. eco from
the fair management as the price Of
their support OF the enterprise. He
stated that Devlin called upon him in
Chicago and offered TO use his infu-
euce with the Knights OF Labor IL De
half OF the fair for $40 600. When Dew
lin and Hayes sent their telegram to the
Words fair committee of the house
demanding a hearing and threatening
a boycott If they were refused, Gen.
ST Clair reiterated his charges when
il was made public. Hayes through
the press denied aud denounced IL
qualifying his denial. however. by
saying he had never been concerned
in any effort to get money out of the
fair. and that he was actuated only
by an earnest desire to benefit the
labor people. Yesterday Messrs.
Hayes and Devlin were given a hear
ing Dy the Worlds fair committee
President Palmer Director General
Davis Gen. ST Clair and other prom
nent Worlds fair officials being pres
ent Ia their presence Gen. s. Clair
in most emphatic manner, not only
repeated his allegation against Deyun,
but added that HIVES since his coming
to Washington had offered to devote
mis- time and the influences OF his
order 20 the passage Of the 5000 600
600 appropriation for consideration
Of $40 900. St Clair made the
charge boldly and openly. Inc de-
tense OF HAYES and Devlin was thar it
would cost them time and money 20
work up the labor seutimen; in sup
port OF the fair and that they felt they
ought to be recompenscd for any such
outlay. The outcome was that the
representatives Of the Knights of
LABOR agreed to withdraw all threats
OF boycott and TO assume a friendly
attitude toward the fair provided
nothing more should oe said about tire
$4,000 demanded The committee
made no promises.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

AUSTIN. Tex, July PA difficulty
occurred yesterday evening in which
Col Andrew Houston took TIRES shots
with MS pistol al Lieut. Van Zaudt OF
Fort Worth. Lieut. Van Zandt was
unarmed and retreated 10 tree. The
tree was barked. but the Fort Worth
man was not hit Gen. Mabry or
dered Houston under arrest. There
are conflicting accounts OF the trouble
between Houston and Van Zandt.
One is that Van Zandt had repaired TO
HOuston's quarters TO apologize for
some remark and that his apology
was refused, followed by shooting.
The matter Will be investigated. No
other casualties are reported.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
sCABS AT WORK.
one Hundred and Fifty Hon-Uniob
Wen in CarneEIe-s Mills.


PTTsBURG, Pa July 20.-An Asso-
ciated Press representative made %
tour Of the Homestead s.eeI mills yes
terday. being the only newspaper man
who has succeeded in getting admis
sion behind the now famous fence
which surrounds the company's prop
erty. He found about $50 men al
work. most OF them new employees
Four furnaces in the armor plate de-
partment were charged yesterday aud
q complete resumption in this depart
ment takes place to-day. Inc melting
department is fired up but ii viii take
seven days to get this branch OF the
mill running again. The open hearth
departments Nos. / and > Of the me
lnanical department the armor
plate departments are all being
worked but in desultCry way. The
assistant superintendent OF the plant
slid no men have applied Tor employ
iuent but he expected quite mum
Der OF such applications This ofiicia
stated they had up 20 this time been
unable 10 secure enough mechanics 10
complete Inc necessary repairs and so
started the WORKS without them He
IS confident tnat for the mills 10 re-
sumo WORK successfully for & day o.
two. many Of the former employees
would return 10 their old positions. \
large number OF colored men arrived in
P-tisbv~E yesterday aad visited Prick
in squads Iuey carried satcheis ana
were eridentiF strangers in tue city.
Their ultimate destination Is Home
stead out they nave not been seen
,ra.s
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
ABUKGLAR Trapped
He is Wounded and TraiIed TO His Houze
by the Officers.
A MAYOR AND AN EDITOR LOCK HORNS.
"A Mothers Frantic Efforts 90 Res
cue Her EEabe from "A Fiery
Grave at fsrIcherviIIe.

PARIS Tex, July 22.-Thomas
Stewart was landed in Jail by Deputy
Marshal Reynolds on charge Of bur
elary. The otTense with which Stew
art is charged took place at Denison
I. T.. on the 10Th of June. Frequent
efforts had been made 10 burglarize
a store there. but had failed. One
day the key to the back door was
stolen and Stewart was suspected. A
Waterman was hired TO 5 ep at the
sore. One night he heard some one
working at the door and he waited
until the burglar entered, when he fred.
the man ran of aud was lost in the
darkness. Next day he was tracked
some distance by the blood. but the
trail was lost A day or two later a
physician was sent for to go two or
three miles out in the country to see a
man An officer who was on the look
Out went and found Stewart shot in
the wrist When accused of the bur-
glary he Al first denied it but after
ward owned up. He has been in jail
{ ArdmOre.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

PARIS. Tex. July 19.-Saturday g
delicate looking woman aud a boy
about Z years OF age went 10 Mayor
Gates Office and poured into MS ear:
long story of sorrow and suffering.
She said that she was married twelve
years ago in Saline county. Arkansas.
TO a man named Il IL Young. Her
parents opposed the match. but al
lowed them to marry at home.
Young WAS carpenter but never
saved up anything. ne wife was in
bad health and often lowered between
life and death. They moved TO Little
Rock where a child the little boy.
was born. Here. the woman claims
her husband became infatuated
with another woman. Once wni.e
she was lying dangerously iii her nus
band installed the woman in the
house As soon as she recovered she
ran the woman of. About six weeks
ago Mr.. Young left ber saying mat
he was going 10 hunt worc After
leaving ner she received two letters
from him. Both we're written at Ar
thur City ana both were full OF loving
sentiments she reached Arthur
Friday and found that ner husband
had been at Arthur at work at Il saw
mill but had left there the day be-
fore her arrival. she came to this
city in the hope Of finding MIN here.
On being questioned as TO whether
she wanted him punished or preferred
TO live with him il found. declared
that she would forget and forgive and
take him back again.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
Child Barnea to Death.

BELcHERyILLE Tex, July 22.-The
residence Of Mrs. j. K. Crawford
burned and with it her 6-months' old
babe. Mrs. Crawford was at her
moiher-in-law's Il few hundred yards
distance. She had left her babe on
the bed and two OF her older children
at the house. When the fire broke
out the children went to their mother.
but before help could arrive the whole
building was envelCped. The frantic
mother was running into the
IRE for her little one when
she was caught just in time to
save her by her brother-in-law, john
Crawford and thrown on the ground
and held by his utmost efforts until
help arrived when she was taken by
force in a Frustrated state TO her
mother-in-law's The woman is now
almost q maniac.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
nis Thumb slipped.

GALVESTON, Tex. July 19.-Ernest
HenkeL . well known young man
aged 10 years iokingly remarked to
couple OF friends yesterday evening.
Look out boys. I'm going to blow
my brains out at the same time
handling a 44-caliber Colts revolver
He raised the hammer twice and let il
back slowly TO show his skill IN hand
ling the weapon. Upon raising 1t the
third time his thumn slipped from the
hammer and the result was 4 bullet
crashed through his mouth and into
the brain, from the effect of which he
died in a few minutes.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

Cholera is spreading in Prussia.
Cholera is causing many de ,ths in
Russia.
There have been 100 deaths from
cholera at Paris.
The ani-Christian sentiment in
China is breaking cut again.
Two Americans were shame,ullv
mistreated in Morocco recently.
A Liverpool cotton firm has failed
with several millions liaDinties
A Christian missionary in China was
blown up with dynamite few days
-ago.
There are ugly rumors at ODESSA Of
the appearance Of cholera at Merten
ana otner places.
At Astrakhau. Russia. recently a
cholera riot occurred. in which severat
persons were killed.
The yellow fever IS raging in Vera
Cruz. and many deatas from the
scourage are daily reported.
Ravachol the anarchist was be
headed at Paris. recently, with the
cry ''rive Ia republique on MS liu=.
Orthodox Russians regard me chol-
era as a visitation OF providence. and
refuse TO take sanitary precautions.
The present government of Hondu-
ras is likely TO be oeertnrown anG
General Poiicarpo BoDe,io proclaimed
president
Cholera has appeared in Moscow.
but no deaths have occurred. Disease
continues 70 spread N the towns in the
infected districts.
Between 100 and 40 people we're
recently killed az s. Gervais Les
Bains. j summer resort in savoy. ny
an avalanche which descended from
Mont Blanc.
The LONDON local governmeat board
has issued regulations restricting IN
importation OF rags from F-aae',
owing to the prevalence o. cholera in
that country.
The eruption OF Mount Etna is ray-
idly Increasing in violence. Immense
streams of lava are pouring down To
mountain side. and IL appears certain
several villages AMI 4 nGmber of build
inss will be destroyed,
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

WAsHISGToN. July ~ The secre-
tary OF sta.e announces that q settle
meut has been reached between the
United States and Chill as 10 the in
DENIM Y 10 be paiG Oy the latter on
account Of the assault upon the crew
Of the Baltimore Scventy-fve
thousand dollars in gold IS to Ue dis
tributed among the families OF the
two men VINO lost their lives and 10
tine surviving memoers Of the crew
vino were wounded.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
Teamsler seriou.Iy Slammed.

PARIS, Tex. July 2O.-Dave Nc
Donald 4 negro teams;er of this city.
met some negroes and a white man in
an Unloaded wagon mile and a half
from the city. They demanded that
he give the road, but as his wagon
was loaded he refused to 60 so. A
general row ensued, in which Dave
WIS seriously stabbed in the back
Inc parties have not yet been appre-
hended
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

Fort WORTH. lex. July pa
young child OF Vim. Curetou. an er-
ginder or the Fort Worth and Denver
City railway. VINO res .des on Seven
tenth street while playing about the
house yesterday afternoon drank u So
luton Of carbolic acid which had been
Lett within lis reach ana escaped
death through the combined efforts OF
severel physicians VINO we're called 10
altnnd ne cu.e-
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
StriKerS Arrcsred.

WALLACE. Idaho July j.. Besides
President O'Brien. Secretary Boynton
OF the miners union ana twenty-five
other members OF that BODY Were a.
rested Friday night, ana Coroner Sims
ana the provost guard are taxing the
men in right along. Several citizens also
have oeen placed in custody. includ-
ing Root. Nell ana Walter Jones.
formerly memo ers Of the un4ou- 1t is
reported all tae members OF the union
are 10 be locked up. II true. it means
me arrest OF over 1000 men
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

VALLEY CITY y. D.. July y Con-
ductor Sloe of the Northern Pacific
shot Two men VINO were riding on the
rea- EXPRESS car az o'clOcs Tuesday
while crossing "a tressel near Vale.
Guy One died instantly and the
other viii die The men pulled Inc
oell-rope 10 stop the train. When the
conductor ordered them to come down
they refused with the above result
Both men were well dressed.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

THE American plan OF business
founded as it is upon rush and push
hurry aud hurrah. is at best a grind
ing system. wearing away the lives OF
participants in it and the question
arises: How can some relc be
found from this constant taxing to the
uttermost OF the strength and abllity'
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

WEpIAR. Tex. Jdiy lS.-This COM
nunity was greatly shocked when a
sumner came into the city and il was
known that Mrs. H. AZ Haynie, wife
Of the pastor in charge OF the camp
meeting going on at Usage. was dead.
Mrs. Haynie left here yesterday morn
ing for the grounds. attended the II
O'Clock services and feeling a little
bad retired to friends tent to lie
down. and before she had been there
any length OF time died. it is supposed
from heart disease.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
HeId Tor Murder.

BELDEN, Tex. July 2S-Louis
Austin, VIM. Clayton and VIM. May
we're arrested Thursday charged with
the murder Of Mike Hogan. Clayton
and May have given bond for their
appearance at an examining trial
Monday next Austin. failing TO make
bond. is in custody. Il is thought the
right man is yet free.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

CoLUNBU>. o. July l9.-Fran Is
Bowland and james Boyle. con,icts
serving five Years in the OHIO prison
agreed FRIDAY night to commit =uic.Je
Bowiand suicided Sunday night leav-
iug a confession, in which ne impli-
Gates a number OF men now at large
and vindicates others whom M claims
are serving time for a crime they did
not commit. Both uad a leather
strap in their pockets, which was Tor
the purpose OF carrying out the agree.
meut 10 suicide.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

AMERICAN men OF money seldom or
never travel in their own country. 10
admire its scenery. but only to spy
out the land for investments in real
estate railroads lumber and minerals
It is about time that the fashion should
change and perm it study OF the ma
tional natural treasures which will
well repay visit
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29
AFTER NINETEEN YEARS
Henry adams SurredderS and is
Convicted OF Murder.


Cisco. Tex, July 21.-Nineteen
years ago there was a murder com
mitted in Robertson county. but the
slayer escaped. About four months
ago a man by the name of Henry
Adams, living in Stephens county. on
Sandy. about thirteen miles from this
place went TO Sheriff Paschall OF that
county and gave himself up confess.
ing 10 the Robertson county murder.
He was carried back and has just
stood trial. He was given five years
in the penItentiary. Adams mas Deen
living in this county for the past four.
teen years Ind is both well known and
well liked and has been = truly exem-
plary citizen in every sense OF the
word. This fact has been his On.y
shield as lie has never tried TO cover
his identity. He was quite a young
man when the deed was committed.
The jury had hard work in agreeing
on u conviction, it appears. even after
the confession.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

THERE is no question but what there
IS a great deal OF harm arising from
the distinctive American trait OF
hurry and worry This evil has had
a noticeable effect on the lives OF
business men as It is 8 fact that in no
country in the world do men grow old
60 fast as here.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

PTTsBUEG. Pa. july 3L-Aitel
listening TO all the testimony ana aG-
dresses and no objection being made
Judge Magee yesJe DAY morning re-
leased Burgess McLucEIe on $40 01l
oail. Owen Murphy and O. c. Coon
o. Homestead signed tine bond ana
McLucl1Ie was released Much TO the
disappointment Of the crowd. neither
Ben Butler nor eX-Goy. Hoadiey TOOK
part in the proceedings. Attorney
Cox sad they had nos yet decided
about making information against
Carnegie's officials.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

CoRSIcANA, Tex, July 10 Tom
Garrison. who was so badly cut at the
Chambers creer picnic aud barbecue
Tnursuay last died yesterday evening
The PHYSICIANS performed another op
GRAFTON on HIM yesterday morning
out were unaoie TO save his life. Bui
Mash. VINO is charged with DONG the
cutting IS in custody.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-29

MERE beauty needs no appeal; it
makes its own. But there is moth
ing after all SO vulgar aud
wearisome as physical charm without
adequate harmony OF mind aud heart
We should prefer that ali our proela-
nations should be for the develop
ment Of feminine harmony rather thhD
tho conservation OF bodily beauty.