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The morning call., 1893-01-23

kept three switching-engines moving and
furnished relief to the stranded factories,
which will start tomorrow.
Tonight crowd OF 100O men and boys
followed the new switchmen to the New
Southern Hotel. threatening the Chicagoans'
lives If they did not leave town. Tonight
several fights occurred near the depot and
q riot was imminent for some time.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
A Doctors Narrow Escape.

SAN DIEeo. Jan. 22.-Dr. j. b. Stone
narrowly ESCAPED death in runaway acci-
dent this evening, being dashed from his
buggy TO the pavement on Fifth street. in
front Of the First National Bank. His in
juries. while painful. are not serious.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Not in Eigf,t Months

John Schobious. who was removed from
the County Hospital when ii was discovered
that he was suffering from smallpox,
stated when admitted TO the hospital that
his residence was GA Washington street.
g. Heylman. the occupant of the premises
named, stated yesterday that Sehobiuus has
not lived ID his house. Tor more than eight
manlhs
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Ten Injured by an Explosion.

BLIssFIELD. Mich. Jan. 22.--The boiler
in tile engine-room of ii. B. Hathaway's
saw and planning mill blew up last night,
lnjuTing ten people, but to what extent is
not known. though ii is not thought that
any will Die
The morning call., 1893-01-23
COLONEL RUCKER DEAD.
Pneumonia Carries OFF the Veteran
payufa sfer

CHICAGO. Jan. 22-Colonel William A.
Rucker. aged 81. of the pay department OF
the United States army. died to-day Of
pneumonia, resulting from aeold contracted
while attending the New Years reception
given by General Miles. Colonel Rucker
was an uncle Of Mrs. Phillp Sheridan.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
STRICKEN WITH LEPROSY.
An Ohio Town Made Acquainted
With the Chinese.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. PA dispatch from
Napoleon: says: A lone Chlnaman few
days ago was stricken down and when DIR.
Harrison visited him lie found bis illness TO
be leprosy. He will hand the case over to
the local health authorities tomorrow.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
One yirtne Of Cinnamon

mo living germ of disease can resist
the antiseptic power Of essence Of cinna-
mon for more than a few hours" is
the conclusion announced by NJ. Cham
berland as the result of prolonged re-
search and experiment In NJ. Pasteur's s
laboratory. II is said TO destroy microbes
as effectively. If not as rapidly, as corrosive
subImaie. Even the scent of IL is fatal to
microbes, and NJ. Chamberland SAYS a de-
coction of cinnamon should bs taken freely
by persons living in places affected by
typhoid or cholera.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
A NipInf With Burns

On January 81 the ST. Andrews Society
of this city will give Burns SocaP' to
honor the memory of Scotland's famous
songster and poet. The social will be held
in Scottish Hall, los Larkin street, ahl Will
include a musical and literary programme
and selections from the poets works,
The morning call., 1893-01-23
GLADSTONE AND HOME RULE.
Fears Entertained That the Premier
Is Falling.

Is Failing.
LONDON. Jan. 22.-All the party leaders
have issued whips exhorting their followers
80 be unTemittnE in their attendance to
their Parliamentary duties during the
coming session SIS the home rule bill Will be
introduced d shortly after The opening and
hot debates are TO be expected from the be-
ginning. At the Cabinet meeting yester-
day The Ministers discussed the legal aspects
Of the home rule bill
The reports that Gladstone IS falling
caused great solicitude and SONS alarm
smong bis personal friends and the adyo-
Gates Of home rule. To dispeI all doubts he
walks and drives frequently in the parks.
He is feeling less strong ana energetic than
formerly. There IS a general apprehension
among Liberal EnglishmeB, however, that
the Prime Minister is not as we'll as he and
his friends would make the world believe.
L is impossible 10 verify these appTeher-
sions, as Gladstone is very closely guarded
By his family and nearest friends. and only
personal and political iniimates are able 10
gain access 10 him.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Lived Over a Century.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-Mrs. Catherine
Sharp, widow of John G. Sharp. hero of
the war OF 1912. died here this afternoon.
Mrs. Sharp was within Two weeks of being
1l5 wears old
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Embezzling Banker Caugilt,

RoME. Jan. 22.-M. Cueineilo, manager of
the Bank Of Naples. was arrested to-day
for the embezzlement OF 2.0o0.O00 lire. He
was disguised when recognized by the police.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
PANIC IN A HOTEL.
Frightened Guests Hasten From the
Sherman House at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-An incipIeut fire in
the basement of the Sherman House to-day
created small panic among the guests.
Some attempted TO throw their baggage
from the windows, while dozens hurried
Into the streets without waiting TO secure
suitable costumes. Nobody was hurt, and
the damage amounted 10 5000.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
ParnelIites and Anti-Parneilites.

DUBLIN, Jan. 22-RiTal meetings OF Par
netlites and anti-PaTnellites were held at
Summer Bin. County Meath. to-day. The
rollce had great difficulty in preventing
collision between the rival factions.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Health Talk.

The third in the free medical course OF
lectures, TO men only, In the Christian As
ISOLATION Hall, will take place tomorrow
evening at o'clock and will be delivered by
@. Z. Hanson. NJ D.. Pin G.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
The ChoIera i'm Gerr,anv

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-The outbreak oil
cholera in the Nietleben Asylum in Halle
continues to cause great anxiety. From
noon yesterday to noon to-day seventeen
new cases and nine deaths were reported
20 the authorities
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Kickers Challenged.

The Young Natoma football team chal-
lenges any football team in this city under
13 years of age to play game under Gaelic
or intercollegiate rules. Address all chal-
lenges to Joe Sullivan 676 Naioma street.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Thurstons Withdraws.

OMAHA. Nsb.. jan. % The Bee to-
morrow viii print letter from John NJ.
Thurston formally Withdrawing from the
Nebraska Senatorial conIess.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
00vernorsiIip OF Canada.

LONDON. Jan. At is stated that the
Earl Of Aberdeen will succeed to tbs Gov
efnorship Of Canada next June.
The morning call., 1893-01-23

third and fourth fingers of the right hand.
he stated that he had been stood up" by
two men near the power house on McAlIis-
ter street. and that he received the wound
In attempting to wrench the pistol from one
of the mems hands
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Attacked hv Rohhers.

Alfred Heiiman, clerk, residing at $50
Mission street, presented himself al the Re
ceiylng Hospital shortly after midnight
this morning with gunshot wound OF the
The morning call., 1893-01-23
General FORESTS wife Dead.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 22.-The wife OF
Grneral Bedford Forrest OF Confederate
cavalry fame died to-day.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Death of a Bishop.

FoRT WAYNE. Ind. Jan. 22-Blshop D.
Wenger died tonight.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Freezing to Death in Poland.

WARSAW, Jan. 22.-Seventy persons were
frozen TO death in Russian Poland during
the last week
The morning call., 1893-01-23
EMPEROR OF ASIA.

The Magnificent Title Now Desired
by the Gar.
VIENNA, Jan. 22.-Professor Arminius
Vambery. the well-known Oriental tray
eler, is of the opinion that the visit to ST.
Petersburg OF the Ameer of Bekhara and
Khan Khiva is prelude TO the assumption
by the Gar of the title of Emper OF Asia
as an offset to Queen Vietoria's title Of En-
press Of India. II is said that a new coat
of-sTms for the Car has just been CON-
pleted. the design consisting of a double
eagle flying over the suns disk.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
THE DEADLOCK uNBRoKEN.

Washington's Legislature Unable to
Choose a Senator.
OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. 22-Twenty-four
ballots have been taken in the Legislature
for United States Senator. but an election
is apparently as FAR eff as it was week
The morning call., 1893-01-23
AN AMNESTY DEMANDED.

don Of 'eish Political Offenders.
DUBLlS. Jan. "a demonstration in
favor Of granting an amnesty to ali pelit-
ieal prisoners and exiles was held In Linn
erIcs to-day The Mayor presided. a let
ter from Johu Daly. the dynamite convict
released from Portland Prison. was read,
The morning call., 1893-01-23

When the heart line goes across the entire
palm the individual will have strong affec-
tons, but much jealousy.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Chief Sherum, Of the Wsllapai, has
just returned from an extended trip into
the Piute country. He says that big
medicine man Of the Piutes had told
him that the Navsjos, Supais, Moquis,
Mohaves, Chemeherevas, Maricopas,
and Apsches were to be told that great
rains would soon visit all the lands over
which they held dominion ii they would
believe the predictions OF the Plute
prophet, but that II they laughed at the
voice OF the medicine man no rain would
fall He also said that all good Indians
must engage in dances and that rains
would fall at regular intervals for the
next two or three months and that all
the Indians would have fat cattle and
horses that the whole country would be
covered with grass and good Indians
would be living on the tat Of the land.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

DR. Ealy has bought the practice OF
DR.. Lappeus and the last named gentle
men intends soon to leave for some more
suitable locality. DR.. Lappeus has made
many friends in Kin9man who will re-
gret to have him leave the town DR..
Ealy will attend promptly TO all profess
sional calls along the line Of the railroad
or in the town and surrounding camps
and will also be able 10 give greater care
to the county patients than has been
given heretofore on occount OF the SER
ious illness OF DR.. Lappeus during the
past two months
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

W. b. Saufley, who has been in and
around the White Hills country for about
a year past, died at his home in Oakland,
California, last week. lie had been suf-
fering tor some time past with the Pc
culiar disease contracted by 80 many
people at White Hills and went home for
the benefit Of his health, but it seems,
the disease had made too grea, an inroad
to be easily checked and be failed away
and passed over the range.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Geo. NJ Bowers, +. l. Smith and
o. d. NJ Gsddis have filed articles Of
incorporation with the County Recorder,
the corporate name being Gaddis & Co.
The company intends to carry on a gen
eral mercantile business, buy and sell
ores. wares. goods, etc. The caDitai
stock Of the corporation will be divided
into three equal shares and the amount
OF capital is to be 10000. This firm,
since it commenced busi less has grown
rapidly in popularity until now tits doing
the best and safest business OF any house
in the county. We hope it will continue
to thrive and prosper
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Old Chief Sherum is much worked up
over the report that WsHapai Charley
is to be agent for the Wallapais at Fort
Mohave He came ihto town TO look
after the matter this week snd seemed
to be very much broke up over the fact
that the president fad condescended to
answer the conmpnicstlon recently sent
him by Wallapa Charley. He says
Charley is badindian. who Is working
for the government for just what he can
make out of 1t.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

The falling off in the circulation OF
the anti-silver papers in the west in the
last three months has assumed prodigious
proportions. Such papers az the San
Francisco Examiner, Los Angeles Ex.
press and Times, and the st. Louis
Globe Democrat are among the heaviest
losers, while the Los Angeles Herald,
San Francisco Chronicle aud St. Louis
Republic are correspondingly on the
gain. May the friends OF silver continue
to gain in property and spread their
light from sea to sea-
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

James Pemberthy set out abont one
hundred and fifty apple trees on the
mountain above the American Flag
mine and they are now looking beautiful
The Wallapai moaptsin will some day
become one of the Yest places in the
territory for raising aPples, plums, cher
ries and other fruits.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Clyde Brawn and bis father returned
from Fort Rock country Sunday night,
where they had been in search OF horses.
They report immense cloud bursts in
the mountains throughout that region
and that they saw Cottonwood Canyon
filled with water to depth OF twenty
saat
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Old Chief Sherum has been present.
ing bills to mine owners and cattlemen
for his services in making the recent
rains. He says that it was through the
mediation OF himself and the Piute med.
icine man that rains have fallen here.
We presume il this is the case the rail-
road company will be sueing Shsrum
for damages for causing the recent wash
out along the line OF their road
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

A chattel mortgage from Charles Lo.
gan TO + j Goldman wss filed for record
yesterday. The mortgage is given to
cover a promissary note for $500 in pay
ment fer band Of cattle recently sold
by Goldman 20 Logan.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Court Clerk CoSan has been busy this
week making out commissions for taking
testimony in Colorad, in the case of
Harley Fay vs. X. +. Root, X. VI. Ken.
nedy, c. W. Barry, and others This
case is the outgrowth OF the sale OF the
White Hills mines.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

A letter received by Mrs. >. 3 Watson
from Mrs. J. X. Russell, who is now in
San Francisco, conveys the inform alton
that another operation had TO be per
formed on her husband, who is in the
German hospital, and that the doctors
fear that blood poisoning will result.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Gen. w. O'Neill will have an article
on the financial question in next weeks
MINER. Gen. 0NNeil is one OF the best
writers in Arizona and everybody should
see what be has \ say on the all ab-
sorbing question OF the hour.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

DR.. +, Smith accompanied by the
editor went ont TO Beal Springs last
night TO enjoy rambie through Richard
Tsggart's fruit orchard. and they were
delighted with the sight OF the most
lucious fruits to be found in the territory.
This ranch produces an immense amount
OF fruit and it finds ready sale any
where in northern Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Sunday morning wash out occurred
on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad near
the ranch Of Frank Mcguire. south Of
Kingman. A freight train that had
pulled out Of this yard was tagged by
Paul Mcguire, and horrible wreck
averted. The train was backed into the
station here and force Of men sent down
and the wasbout was soon repaired.
The railroad company should amply re-
ward Mr.. Mcguire for his thong ghtfulness
in tagging the train.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

The last talk OF compromise is the
purchase OF 10000. .0OO ounces in silver
bullion, after which purchase all silver
purchases are to cease. This is another
OF the fool measures advocated to place
silver on the liz, OF commodities.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

The knights who went to Needles
last night returned this morning on the
passenger, They are enthusiastic in
their praise OF the treatment accorded
them by the Needles boys and say that
they will remember their Needles trip
for long years to come
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

q. W Beeeher returned this morning
from Los Angeles, where be has been
with his family for the past TWO months.
tie Is looking we'll and fast recovering
from the fall he received some three
months ago.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Judge Z. NJ. Stanford passed through
kingman Thursday OIL his way to Chicago
where he will organize a company for
the propagation OF the canlizre in
Mohave County. He will return here
as soon as he has the company or.
ganized for business.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

The men who have come here from
the White Hills suffering from a com
plication Of malarial diseases are not
getting along very we'll. They all appear
to be suffering from loss OF vital power,
every movement causing a strong exer.
ton OF will power.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Charles Smith and Gus Gatewood
came in from the Colorado river, in the
neighborhood Of Cottonwood Island, Wed.
nesday. They report heavy rains at that
point.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

William ii. Lake has returned from
San Diego. He says that while in the
city OF Bsyncliu.ste be had chills OF the
old southern variety, and is glad to get
back 10 oor healthy climate again.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26
II Surely Ought to Be.

We believe, says the New York FL
nancial News, that within one year from
date the currency OF the country will be
doubled, il not trebled That is, 10 may
be increased from 81 800, ,OOO, 900 to s3,-
2Oo,O00,0J0, or even to greater extent,
IN order TO meet the country's growing
requirements Of population and business.
We will not undertake 10 answer tor the
in'eryas but We ieei confident that Our
legislators will perceive the necessity OF
taking the earliest possible steps to ad-
equstely and substantially increase our
currency. la any event, the people will
not allow the present condition OF affairs
to continue much longer, and within the
period specified above we will be sup
piled with an adequate currency, and
with suci, currency, stocks are certain
TO reach proper level again. and we be-
lieye that people who are able to pick
up stocks and bonds and to hold them
will ne able, the coming year, to realize
from Az to 100 per cent.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Kingman school will open on the 4,b
OF September. Mrs r. <R. Ogden has
been retained as tead dher. and in 80 doing
the trustees have shown their good
sense, as she is the best teacher this
district has ever bad
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

A dispute between W. II. Hardy and
Frances Mcguire over the division OF a
oand OF goats was on trial yesterday be.
fore John X. Mackenzie, Lew Blakely
and Anson Smith acting as board Of
arbitration.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

John Mullholland. one OF the old
timers OF this county, passed through
Kingman this week on his way to Pres
colt, from which point he intends to 70
On an extended prospecting trip
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Charles Cummings has com mmenced
action against W. H. Lake for $40 900
for breach OF contract. The suit grew
ont Of the location OF the Norma mine,
at White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

The party who contracted for many
thousand head OF cattle in this county
was expected q, Hackberry this week.
and the work Of delivery siil be com.
menced right away. At least ten thous.
and head will be sold aud delivered
This will relieve the ranges Of much
surplus stock and give the balance a
chance for their lives.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Clyde Brawn had an exciting time
trying TO rope deer near old Fort Rock.
The animal could run away from his
horse on loose or stony ground, bu, on
firm road the horse would run upon it
quite rapidly. The deer got away.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

j. 5. Parker, who has been in charge
OF the work train on this division OF tine
Alta tic and Pacific road, returned from
Chicago with his family few days ago
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Senator Hill in his speech in the Sen.
ate yesterday advocated the repeal oi the
Sherman Law by return TO the law ex-
listing prior to 1873, and that il ratio
between gold and silver was changed il
should he to l5Is ID instead Of any.
thing higher. He though. England
would find il impossible to maintain a
single gold standard in India and that
the country would not in many years
recover from the present suicidal policy
OF the government. He believed that
no other question should he Brought be-
fore the Senate until the financial ques-
tion was settled. The Sherman law
would be repealed and free coinage
law take its place. He mildly rediculed
the position assumed by the admins
tration aud thought the president would
soon find it nnrenable.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

J.C. Asbury had his dog Buck pois.
oned yesterday morning. Some fend
had put out some poison near Mr.. As
bury's home and the dog ate it and died
in a few minutes.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

The town boys are watching George
BonclIi quite attentively OF late TO see
that he does no, get away with anything
that does not belong to him.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Z. J. Stanton, Secretary OF the Sag.
inaw Lumber Co. was in Kingman
Sunday and Monday. He was just re-
turning from trip to Los Angeles and
the sea shore
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

The editor Of our juvenile contsfnpor.
ary is becoming rather iscetis',s. He
speaks Of the po-ticil coffee mill of the
MISER office grinding ou, terse by the
yard. In extenuA,io OF tie last offense
Of our mill we will state that it simply
ground out the lash charge left in is by
the mining editor ofN5nr contem porary.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

HIP. Ewing. Lew Blakely, Geo. Bar.
nett, Cal. Wilson, John Kolar, and o.
ID. Clack went down to Needles last night
to attend q meeting OF Mohave Lcdge
l22. Knights OF Pythias.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Last Sunday night a cloud burst on
the Wailspai mountains cent down
through the Sa"mil eany on All i'm m ense
flood OF water Above town the water
went down the canyon 10 the south At
the railroad bride opposite. Railroad
Spring, The water filed the canyon to
depth OF fully four feet Rocks, shrubs
and trees were csrrie1 along by the aw-
fu power OF the current far out into the
valley. In many places the muddy
waters would roll up ia waves TO hight
OF ten TO fifteen feet and then subeide
and rush madly on. At one time il was
thought TIE bridge would be carried out,
but IL stood the test in good shape.
Quite number Of town people went
down the canyon to look At the rushing
waters, and the sight was well worth
going a long distance to see
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Robert Rouse, one OF our old time
miners. is very sick at the residence Of
w. III. Lake. 1t is probable that he
will he sent to San Francisco AS soon as
possible.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

AL Ryan ia now delivery clerk In Cad
dis 4 Goa store. Al isa bright young
man and We would Ike 10 see him pros
per in every thing he undertakes.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Joe Pnsk was brought in from White
Hills and is now under the care OF the
doctor suffering from the same disease
with which nearly every one 10 that
camp has been attacked.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Last Saturday the territorial board OF
equalization reduced the assessments OF
the Southern Pacific and Atlantic & Pa
cifc railroads to the rate OF last year
This places the assessment of the At
lantic and Pacific at 5000 per mile, the
rate upon which the company agrees to
pay. The board showed good judgment
in reducing the assessments as the rail
road is now paying more than one half
the taxes in the counties through which
il runs
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

We understand that there will be a
dance at Mrs. Harringion's Tuesday or
Wednesday evening Of next week, the
occasion being the completion OF her
new hOnAe
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Fred Brawn has gone out in Waliapai
Valley to cut number Of tons OF hay
Tn some parts Of the valley the hay crop
ia excellent. He took with him several
hoes with him with the hay viii De
cut.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Every county officers is complaining Z
OF the hard times and say one and all
that II things do not get better they will
not make enough this year to pay
board.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Asa Harris is bringing ipl fruit daily
pm tie ranch Of J.H. Johnson, and II
Simply immense. The fruit this year
far ahead Of any ytar since the or
aa'ds were set out.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

F. w. Sper OF Columbus, OHIO. who
has. been here for several days trying
70 settle up the business OF the Garden
SPRINGS mining company, left for home
ON Thursday mornings train.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-26

Passengers from California are very
much surprised with the size and beauty
OF the peaches growa on the ranches
near Kingman.