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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-18
CONDENSED NEWS



Eathered Frem All Parts Of the caantry
w Telegraph.
The Washington house has passed i
bin making II unlawful TO buy, sell or
give away. or manufacture cigarettes or
cigarette paper.
Frank r Trainer, deputy United
States consul general Of Mexico and
formerly Of Wiliiamsport, Pa. died ID
tie City nf Mexico from typhas fever
81. @. Pratt Hawaiian consni-gcneral
at San Francisco. whose wife IS one 81
the royal heirs, telegraphed his protest
against annexation TO Washington
Thursday.
DIR Bout state quarantine inspector
at Gloucester. Tex, received n telegram
from DIR. Swearingen, Texas health Of
iiecr, directing him to inspect ali trans
Atlantic steamers for cholera
The special senate committee, APP
pointed TO investigate the conduct OF
the California State Railroad commits
sioners. has presented its report favor
ing the removal Of the commissioners.
DR.. Goldsborough S. Griffith, presi-
dent Of the Maryland Prisoners Aid so
ciety. states that Gen. BrinlScrhoff, OF
Mansfield o.. will succeed the late
rutherford li Hayes as president Of the
National Prisoners association.
George Laburn, an ex-Unitcd States
marshal, and J. L. Woolsey had an al
tcreation on the street In Denison, Tex,
and the latter killed the former with a
9iatol. Woolscy charges Laburn with
having aiienated the affections Of his
,vife.
At indianapolis, Ind, James Murphy,
brakeman, who resides at NATION,
HI. was struck by brick By RATS
iilake Thursday night, and probably
fatally injured Murphy was walking
with Blakc's wife on the street when
assaulted.
Geo Kleinkiaus, police officer. was
arrested at Vincennes. Ind, Thursday.
ty q. S. Marshal Elder Cooper on q
ehargc Of violating election laws.
klcinklaus is a democrat lie gave
bond for his appearance at Indianap-
oils. and was released
In West Virginia wheat in the con-
trial sections has not been injured by
the cold weather and looks very well.
In the western sections wheat has been
greatly protected by snow and not much
injured by cold: the prospects are for d
crop below the average by reason Of
the autumn drought.
Senator Deans anti-pool room bill
passed the Minnesota senate Thursday
morning BY a vote Of s. to 5 and its
friends think the prospects are good for
its Endorsement in the house The bill
excerpts race tracks from the prohibi-
ton Of the bin for period not exceed
ing thirty days in the year.
Thursday afternoon, at Jasper, the
county seat Of Marion county, Tenn, i
double hanging occurred in drowning
rain. John Turner and Floyd Wooley
died on the scaff01d for the murder 81
Geo. Dawson. near south Pittsburgh,
some month since But few spectators
were admitted, great crowd standing
outside in the storm.
According to the last census the area
Of West Virginia is 24,7s0 square miles,
of which the water surface Is 1876 and
land 24,5as square miles Randolph
county is the largest in the state The
six counties. Fayctte, Greenbricr, Ka-
nawha, Nicholas, Pocahontas and Ram
dolph compose about one-fonrth Of the
area Of the state.
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Takes two Third. 10 Ratity ths treat.

Takes Two Thirds 10 Ratify the Treaty.
NEW YoRK, Feb is. "A World special
from Washington says that poll 81
the senate shows that 30 senators favor
the annexation Of Hawaii, II oppose Il
and "a are undecided The democratic
and republican leaders ii the foreign
affairs committee are among those IA
vorabie To annexation. II win require
two-thirds vote of the 81 senators 70
ratify the treaty.
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DALLAS, Tex, Feb, is The manager
Of variety theater, Thursday. billed
the town, announcing q play entitled;
Turning Of Henry Smith at the Stake
BY Paris Mob. The bills gave notice
that 'all the scenes from first ID last Of
the blood tragedy would De given. \
Mayor Common and Chief OF Police Al.
noldlnotitied the manager that all con-
cernea would be arrested II the play
was produced. The performance was
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DETROIT, Mich. Feb. Is. Charles
Schieight, a liquor dealer at Ham
tramcls, asnburb Of this city, has not
for some time paid his liquor tax. A
deputy sheriff went to arrest Schleight.
who. suspecttng his errand, pulled ont
a revolver and shot himself through the
bowels. The wounded man was re-
moved to hospital. where he died.
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Exen I.iIerl,ns AZ TIeeced.

RoMK, Feb is. For the past week
pilgrims have been arriving from Eng
land and different portions of the con-
tinent at the rate Of over I'VE thousand
daily to pay their jubilee respects to
the supreme pontif. The city is over
crowded and fabulous figures are being
asked FOR accommodations at the prin-
esna1 btItels.
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AUBURN. n II, Feb Is Nicholas
Bogart, one Of the Oldest and best
known eolored men Ia the state. and 4
man Of national renown during slavery
days, Is dead in this city, Hehad served
5the late Secretary Of State Seward for
over forty years. and was cared for
IN his old age BY the Seward family. He
was the son Or New York state slave
and was nearly one hundred years Of
aoe a,
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HELENA. Ark, Feb. isDr Overton
Moore was shot and instantly killed BY
Dr. q, r. Shinault Both Of the parties
arr Young and well known physicians
II this city, and 50 far as can be
azcertained, had not had any previous
litIiculty Dir. Shinanlt gave himself up
to the sheriff.
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Anothcr lIeIr 81 the nap,nurrr

X vienna, Feb. Isl. The Archduchess
Marie, daughter Of the Austrian en-
peror and wife Of the Archdnl1e Saliva
tor Of tho Tucsan branch Of the house
81 IIapsburg. hassbeen delivered 81 q
son, The couple were married in July
1890, and now have two children, the
previous child. i daughter. having been
born January 27, 1892.
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CuIbertson for Attorl s. s9eaeraI.

NEw York. Feb. IS, The HcraIds
Washington correspondent says lie has
pretty good authority for the state
ment that Mr. Cleveland has deter
mined 70 make Representative Colbert.
son. Of Texas, the next attorney gener-
al and that Mr. Culbcrtson will accept
the place " Il Is offered to him.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-18

DEMINo, n. NJ. Feb. is The bodies
OF Mark and Mart Wilson. freighters
employed IN hauling ore Ia the Cooks
Peak mining district we're found frozen
stiff Thursday The men had evidently
abandoned their teams during The bliz-
yard Of last Tuesday. and were frozen
TO death before they could reach shell
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Gov. Lewelllng Accepts the Re-
publican Ultimatum.
The Militia and Sheriif's Posse to Be
Sent to Their Homes


i
TorfKA, Kan. Fob. is The rcpnbli-s
/ cans were on thcir guard a. much ~
ever Friday, As they cxpcctcd ~ any
moment that the governor would make
q move to diSposscss them.
both republicans and pcpulists con-
tltued consideration through the night
~ the amended proposition Of cotnpro-
mise submitted by the governor Thurs
day afternoon. The republican compro-
misc committee. Of which Representa-
tive sherman Is chairman and Chester
/ Long legal adviser. studied the prop
POSITION from all points Of view and de-
eided that the proposition q amended
by them Yesterday should be their ulti-
nahum
Gov I.ewelllng. Speaker DunNnorc.
Of the popuIist house. and Judge Frank
hester. their legal adviser. considered
the amendments all night A confcr-
once betwccnsthe two parties was held
after 4 o'clock Thursday norninR and
Il IS believed lin agreement wuA arrived
at under witch both sides can suspend
hostitities mud Il permanent peace be
established All Of the parties TO the
conference were pledged to secrecy and
none of tltem would consent 10 make .
statement MS 10 the result 81 the nego
tihtions
Ono 81 the populista principals. howr
ever, gave II 10 be understood that the
compromise would be formally accepted
BY the governor practically Ia thesuine
form as amended w the republicans
Il had been arranged 10 present tho
II o'clock II Il should have been form
ally ratified BY the governor ut the
meeting arranged between him and
the republican coinpromiae committed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nflirm-
ed that before night the militia viii be
withdrawn, the sheriirs posse dismiss
ed ana The republicans left iii undisput-
"a possession of representative hall
and everything be allowed 10 remain Ii
statn quo until the supreme court de-
cides thu hslbeas corpus eases u be
brought following the arrest Of clerks
III the, representative houses 10 deter.
mine which II the legally constituted
body.
The house 81 representatives over
which Mr DonRlne presidca. having
eoanknced contempt proceedings
against certain persons Tor The solo pUf-
pose IL carrying the difficulty existing
between Il and the body presided over
" Hon. John NJ. Dnnsmoro before the
courts for legal settlement, now III the
interest Of peace agrees 70 the follow-
ing:
1. To dismiss all contempt proceed
ings heretofore commenced
ftsf 4
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PIrrsBURoH. Pa, FEB. is Samuel
McNutt. a centenarian, died 1T Peters
burg. Washington county, O. He kept
his wedding shirt from marriage TO
death. and died Ia II. re was never Ia
railroad train and seldom went out
side the town where he was born
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Died 81 the GaIIowa.

LEXINGTON, Mo, Feb. ls.-William
Mccoy. colored, was hanged here Thurs
dag. William AscCoy's crime was the
brutal murder Of his mistress, Mollie
McGruder, ON the night Of April 8.
Is0l The murder was committed in
Kansas City, The dead body Of the
woma q was found in a vacant lot, with
her head beaten almost fiat and beyond
recognition and frozen to the earth so
tightly that 1t had 10 be dug out
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a separate or I,lll lSllIea

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. is. The
house Judiciary committee has decided
on an adverse report on the bill requir-
ing railroad companies to furnish sep
arate compartments or ears for white
or colored people
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seven II esr Comvictctl

WAsHINeroS, Feb. Isl The treasury
department Is informed Of the arrest
and conviction Of seven Cinnamon Al
Deming. N. NJ. on the LIST inst, foi
coming into this country from Mexico.
They will be deported to China
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JACKSON, Miss, Feb. IS. Hon. Ethel
Barksdale. veteran journalist and ex-
congressman, died suddenly Of heart
failure Friday morning at his planta-
takion near Yazoo City.
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Row, Ga, Feb. IS. 1T has raincd
heavily here for forty-eight hours and
still continues The rivers are rising
rapidly and the indications now are
that portion or this city win be food
"A snnre
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-18

WAsnINdToN, Feb is Upon the
recommendation Of Secretary Noble,
President Harrison has issued d procla.
nation creating the sierra Forest Re
seryc" IN the state Of California. The
reservation comprises approximately
5000 square miles in the counties Of
Mercer, Fresno, TuIare and Kern, and
embraces the watersheds 81 eight rivers
and all their tributaries
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Monetary Conferences Not 70 Reassembae.
RoME. Feb Is --Signor Grimaldi, min
ister 81 finance. says that the monetary
conference will probably NOT reassemole
next May as European governments are
convinced nothing will come Of il.
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BELToS. Tex, Feb. is The Wells.
Fargo express Office was entered here
and the iron safe, with money and valT
uables, was carried on. The full
amount Of the loss Is not known.
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LAKEWOOD. n. u, Feb. IS. Mr. cleve-
land announced Thursday that he had
selected all the gentlemen who would
be 10 his cabinet In has given out tlr
names Of five and the rest will be made
public at the end Of the week.
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New YoRK. Feb. 1s--It is reported
that Edwin Booth proposes to return to
the stage in the fall for farewell tour
il Is said that he viii act for ten weeks.
and then retire
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Alleged sIilIers' Trust imaginary.

v MnwAuKEE, wis, Feb. Is --The
leading miilers OF Milwaukee say they
have heard nothing whatever relative
to the miilers trust further than that
which was published Wednesday.
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pnbllc HuiIdlnr Appropriat ion.

WAsnISGroS, Feb. 1s "A favorable
report was made Thursday on the bill
increasing the appropriation for pub
lie building at south Bend, Ind, from
S75, 600 to s125. 600
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CROWN STOVE MATS.
scoreh proof. For sale 81 j. We.
T. Fisher, King street.
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost
PeaHd, ssrsysd sr Stolen, To Buy, Sen
or Exchange Make il Known.

0ST kbout two weeks ago a heart-shaped
,ia with small diamond setting Finder
III X literally rewarded by leaving same at
Sbafiif j ofiiee.-2iS1wk.
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NOR RENT from April |, 1s03, my residence
II East Race street. corner Spring street.
with Office and stable. Lot 60 by 0feet, for
particulars call on j. B. WILSON, az Citizens
National Bank. MARY y. WILSe
23-Im
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NOR RENT, A large three-story brick house
on East King street. Has rooms and Is con-
venemt. Hydrant and eistern waters In yard.
Rent reasonable. Apply at this Office l-27-im
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g 4 RE YOU HAPPYf' II not 20 to the
n Great Muslin Sale, and ron will 10 home
pleased to death, at G. r. HERRING'S, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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IfILMER's china Hall on king street. for sub
IN stantial Lamps.
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miles Floor Oil Cloth,regular3 50 cent goods
HI for II cents yard at EUGENE T.. HER
RINGS.
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TIaIE most perfect dyeing Is done by j. CORD.
NER, frst-class dyer and tinisher, South
tieincns garments 81 every description steam
cleaned. dyed and finished without ripping.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

During the past two weeks the shipment of cattle from thiscounty has been lively. E. w. Barker, of Burlington, Kansas, has been the largest buyer. He has shipped about 4 300 head. Two train loads have been shipped from this place, two from Williams and one from Ash Fork, and MT. Barker made pur- chase of train load from the Ari- zona Cattle Company, to be ship ped this week.-Coconino Sun.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

pear to be nothing but black coun- try rock. Nobody could find gold there but a tenderfoot or a woman. But 1t only proves the old saying that gold is where you find it.
 We made search around there and found two or three shallow prospect holes around the foot of the mountain, made years ago, but no signs of any one having been there in recent years.
 T am not going to tell the exact location at present. We put up in- itial monuments for four locations and came into town to get our exact bearings and see if 1t is included in any mining district. We are going back in day or two to put up all the monuments and legal notices. We expect to be back in about two weeks, and will then give more de- tailed information. There is plen- ty of water in springs thereabout, but it is a terrible desolate looking country. 1 won't tell you which way we go beyond the fact that our way lies through Julian,
 We made a careful study of the surroundings, ,and comparing it care fully with the notes my wife has of the Pegleg location, we are positive we have found the long lost mine"
 Your correspondent carefully questioned the old gentleman, but he is shrewd, in fact foxy, and the location could not be ascertained beyond the fact that it is on the desert. The fact that he expects to make the round trip in twelve days, including putting mp monuments, is evidence that the mine is located in the mountains to the west of the desert and about ninety or a hun dred miles, somewhere to the east of this city.
 Assays of the rock show two hun fred and twelve ounces of gold to he ton.
 Great excitement is said to exist | 1t San Diego over the reported dis ,overies made by the Ingrams, and | several parties are outftling to pros Dect on the desert.-San Francisco Examiner.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

The survey trip to northern Ari- zona projected by D. Drummond has not yet been made, pending in- structions from Washington. Con- siderable telegraphing has been done about. it. He will probably start at an early date, From the Phillip Contzen party word comes that work is going on excellently. Tucson Citizen.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

The third trial of Daniel Ward on charge of maliciously killing cat tie on the range was concluded this morning. The jury found him gull ty as charged, and Justice of the Peace Milllgan sentenced him to six months imprisonment in the coun- ty jail and in addition fined him $500, the full extent of the law Coconino Sun.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

Two of the original mud sills of the old Madison and Indianapolis Railway have been taken from the bed of the track at Champion, Ind. where they have been for sixty years. They were of white oak and were found in a perfect state of preservation.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

Captain Richard Pike, who con- yeyed the Greedy party, to Lady Franklin Bay, and went there again with the Greedy Relief Expedition, is dead.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

In Boston there is society named the Woman's Rest Tour Associa- tion, the purpose of which is to en- able women whose means are mod crate to travel.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

c. H. Fancher, of the Atlantic and Pacific land department, will go out to Flagstaff tomorrow even ing. The Territory of Arizona will erect a $2S,O00 reform school at Flagstaff, and Mir. Fancher goes there to select the site on railroad land,-AIb. Citizen.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

Mir. Bramble of Kentucky has left S40,OOO to his wife and four children on condition that they bury him when dead in a stone cof fin filled with whisky.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

Cattle buyers who are raking the country east of Mammoth should come this way. There are many good beef cattle for sale in the Casa Grande valley, and Arizola station has good corral and chute that give every facility needed for ship ping.-Arizola Oasis.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

In boring for an artesian well at Galveston, Texas, recently, depth of SOTO feet was reached. No wa ter was struck nor was any rock penetrated.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

Tbe Canadian Pacific Railway has issued instructions that Amerl- can currency of all descriptions, including silver, be accepted at par over it's system.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

In the Nova Scotia Legislature the other day the leader of the Op- position was the only member re- corded on one side of a question.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

It is stated that 20 per cent of the Chinamen in Philadelphia have compiled with the provisions of the Registration Act.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

An old cannon. probably relic of the Revolutionary War, was dug up by dredge in the Savannah river at Savannah, Ga, one day lately.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

The Council of Administration of the Worlds Fair has determined to put stop to the extortionate prices charged by some of the res taurants at the Fair.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

Senator Proctor of Vermont, with two local capitalists of Knoxville, Tenn, is soon to erect the largest marble mill in the world at that place.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

The whole territory north of East ern New York has been drenched by heavy rains, all the streams are swollen above the banks.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

The receiver has just paid the final dividend to the depositors of the Franklin institution for Savings at Providence R. l., which failed twenty years ago.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

An unsuccessful attempt was made Wednesday night to wreck the West bound express on the Lake Erie and Western Road.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

During the past month not less than fifteen postoffices have been robbed in Western New York, and and the methods of the robbers give evidence that the work was done by the same person or persons. The burglaries amount to about $S,000.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22

Ex-President Benjamin Harrison has been elected by the Ohio Com mandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States as it's Commander for the ensuing year.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-22
CATTLE BRANDS

Ear marks: Clean split from root to point left ear, upperbit in right ear. Wattle (yaruga) OR jaw, under mouth. c on left jaw (cheek) bulls C on left cheek only. Flooded stock c on left cheek and C on left ribs.
 HENRY HUNlNG Post offce Show Low Arizona. -@Range: show Low creek, Silver creek, Laguna Ortega and LagunG Saladn
 Horse brand C left ShoulderE
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-06
4 Novel Grain DiSchar1er.

A novel and very interesting machine
is no. in use at the Mil.va!l docks.
London, England. for the discharge o.
cargoes of grain in bulk. says Transport.
the principles applied being the removal
OF sheerain b. the creation of a stron.
current OF air. TIE machine is erected
on a barge which Is placed alongside the
ship to be operated uooa. To the ma
chine is attached one end Of each Of sir
flexible pipes, the other end OF watch i.
to be carried into the hugds OF tie YES
sells and immersed a few inches int, the
grain. The engine s then started and
the gram Immediately flows at the rae
OF LOO tons an hour. through tie pipes
into receivers, wneace It falls BY grav.tg
into weighing machines, and thea ara.n
by gravity into tne craft sent by base-s
to receive it. the machine ii use has a
power OF 100 tons per hour, but tn,
work done can be increased Indefinitely
by the addition o. a corresponding en-
CINE power. The six pipes are WORKED
together, but when necessary more or
less Of them can be shut off, All the
rate Of discharge is then reduced, but
not In proportion to the number OF pipes
detached. With one pipe onIv IN use
the power exercised carries thirty-ei5at
tons an hour through il.