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BEAT His WIFE,
And Then He Killed Her Father and
Her Brother

ST. LOUIS. Dec. IA Bremen (Texas)
special to the Republic says: Seven miles
south Of here yesterday Nose Miller beat
his wife because she refused TO live with
him. She reported the matter to Anthony
Harvey and Tom Harvey. her father and
brother, and they called on him to remon-
strate, when Miller shot them both with
buckshot. killing the father instantly and
fatally wounding the brother
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MITCHELL WILL GO SOUTH.
To Train i'm Florida for His Fight
With COrbett.

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. lit is now
definitely settled that Charley Mitchsll
will train in Florida. A letter was received
from him last night by gentleman in
this city in which Mitchell says:
~ shall not go TO Florida by water, I'm
too poor sailor, so the trip by sea is oui
of the question. but l shall go to Florida
in the latter part Of this month, Dscem-
Der. and at some point not far from
Jacksonville shall begin training for my
fghI with Corbett."
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business for many years. nd the principal !
business of his firm has been to attend 10
its own private affairs. A few old ac-
counts have been retained for sentimental
reasons only. Mr.. Kelly owns stock in a
very large number of banking and other
institutions throughout this country, and
his Office in this city has been a sort of
clearinghouse for these investments and
will so continue. The house In San F. an
cisco has been Incorporated as separate
institution for some time.
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WILL BE SENT BACK.
The Cinnamon Left by a Spanish
Vessel in Florida.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Cinnamon
left al Boca Chica by Spanish vessel and
subsequently, taken In custody by Collector
Jeff Browne at Key West will be sent back
TO Cuba. No action, however. is likely to
be taken until the mailed report of the
Collector reaches Washington.
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HIT HIM WITH A HATCHET.
How Sacramento Woman Stood Off
Troublesome Traup.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 11.-An unusual num-
Der OF tramps arrived here the lasi two days en-
roule from the north. Yesterday one went to
the residence OF John w. Buckley on street.
aud finding Mrs. Buckley alone be refused a
good meal and demanded money, saying ne
must have II. He attempted to force his way
into the house. when Mrs. Buckley seized a
Ratchet and dealt him blow on the head that
opened his scalp. He pulled his coat over his
head and ran away. Tonight the police are
rounding up tramps and will have the jail full
before morning
The morning call., 1893-12-12
Solvent but Out of Business.

CANTON, Ohio, Dec. 11.-C. Aultmap &
Co., manufacturers of tnreshsrs and other
farming implements. have gone into the
hands of a rereiver. Il is understood the
company is entirely solvent, having assets
or S2.700.000, with liabilities of about
S1.000,000. The tigbtness of money is
supposed to be the cause.
The morning call., 1893-12-12

Litchfield and Mrs. Tilson were driving in from
La Mesa when two Mexicans on foot came up
Dehind the carriage and took basket and a
vailse from beneath the seat. l he action was
notlced by the two ladies. but they were too
ifigntened 10 make demand for the return Of
the property. and unon being told by the Mexi-
cans 10 proceed bastened away from the vicin-
lty. The Mexlcans were traced 10 point
where they had rifed the contents of tue valse
sn9 sau Oaskst. Sl2 and pair OF gold eyeglasses
having been taken. In valise under the front
seat 10 the carriage unobserved by the high
waymen were gold wat ch and $50 in cash.
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A Bank Reopened.

HELENA. Mont, Dec. 1.-THE Montana
National Bank, which closed last July,
reopened this morning with $500, 900 in
capital and cash to three times the amount
of its demand liabilities. This is the bank
founded by the late Colonel Broad water.
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Paid Unearned Dividends.

REDLANDS, Dec. 11.-Frsnk p Morrison
has been appointed receiver OF The Bear Valley
Irrigation Company. The company has capt.
tai stock OF "a. 600 900 and furnishes water for
the Irrigation of Rtdlands, Alessandro, Ferris,
Moreno and Highlands. Redlsnds and High
dam. however, and VIII not be affected. The
trouble Is the Ontgrowth OF paying dividends OF
10 per cent when not earned and has been ex-
pecLed for some months.
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The Only Way

To Cure Cats rrh In the head is to remove
from the blood tue impurities which cause and
iced It, This is 10 be done by taking Hood S
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, which
ehectuaily expeis all traces Of poison and germs
Oh disease and permanently cures Catarrh.
This is Not Theory, but simple fact, and
the success OF Hoods Sarsaparills as remedy
for Catarrh Is testified TO by many people whom
ithas cured. not for a time only, but perma-
nenlly. Remember
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An Irrigation Plant Purchased.

YUMA, Ariz., Dec. 11.-Rollins e. Sons OF
Denver, Colo.. to-day purchased the canal and
irrigation pumping plant OF the Colorado River
Irrigating Company of Arizona Settlers are
guaranteed abundance or wafer for irrigation,
their rights pro- eete6 and live policy The
new company has large caDial The sale is
regarded as a great step for Yuma's future.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
OF Course He Was Insane.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 11.-Samuel C. Smith,
the sea captain OF San Diego charged with the
murder Of the boy George Neal on December
3, 1892, was on trial to-day in The United States
Circuit Court before Judge Ross and jury.
tain Smith was insane at the time the murder
was committed. Forty witnesses were present
from San Diego.
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Attacked by Burglars.

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Three burglars eu-
tered the store OF r. n. Clifford this morn
ing and attacked him. He defended him.
self. killing one of them named King, a
notorious tough. and it is believed wound
ing another
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Transferring Insane Patients.

STOCKTON, Dec. 11.-Sixiy male patients of
the State Insane Asylum left here this after
noon on the steamer Leader and were O. ans
ferred TO the cars at Tiburon and sent 10
Ukiah. They were in charge of DR.. Ho sholt
and Supervisor LorenZ with six attendants.
The patients were neat in dress aud appear
auce ana all happy over the prospect OF going
to the new asyipn
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WON BY IVES.
The First Game in the Great Three.
COrnered Tournament.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia three cornered
billiard tournament at fourteen inch baik line,
in which Schaefer, Ives and Slosson are con-
testants, opened tonight In Concert Hall,
Madison Square Garden. Ives and Slosson
met In the openng game. Both}played strong
billiards, Ives being especially brilliant in all
round execution. Ives won by score of 600
10 300 In twelve innings, averaging fifty His
high runs were III. 141, SO. Slosson aver
aged forIy.o one aud two-thirds. and his high
runs were 80, So, 164.
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Over Its Own Tracks.

NEW YORK, Dec. lit is announced
that the Chicago aud Eastern Illinois Rail-
road has been sold to the Big -Four. giving
the latter an independent entrance into
Chicago. The transfer is to be made Feb
ruary /.
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The Riverside Orange Crop.

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 1.-THE recently organ
lied fruit exchange OF this city, which will
handle the crop Of the valley, Is all ready for
business and has begun shipping the new crop
Of oranges. Several carloads were shipped to-
day and regular shipments VIII follow daIy.
Ihe exchange has taken the place OF private
shipping firms and none of the latt-r ara in
business this season. The orange crop, which
Is a good one OF fine quality. is riDening
IAnldlV.
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Governor Jackson Dead.

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 11.-Ex- Gov
ernor jacob Beeson jackson dropped dead
at his home in Parkersburg this afternoon.
He was brother of United States District
Judge Jackson and cousin of Stonewall
jackson. His age was 63 years.
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Died i'm an Irrigation Ditch.

RIVERSIDE. Dec. 1.-THE dead body OF a
Nj xlean named Jose Miguel was found Ia an
irrigation ditch Today. The man was thrown
from his horse while attempting 10 cross the
ditch, and, being intoxicated, was unable to ex-
iricate himself from the ditch. He owned con-
siderable property in this county and was en-
route 10 this city when The accident happened,
The morning call., 1893-12-12
Georgia for Free COINAGE

ATLANTA, Dec. 1.-THE Georgia Legis-
lature to-day declared for free coinage Of
silver and denied the right OF the
National Government to interfere with,
restrict or regulate the issue of paper
currency by authority of the State Legis-
lature.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
Chaffey Bows the Champions.

ONTARIO Dec. 11.-Cbaffey College defeated |
the University OF Sou bern California 10 a foot |
ball game to-day, by a score of 32 TO In the |
championship series OF the intercollegiate |
le que. This insures the championship 10: the |
Chsfey team. The University men were |
heavier, but Chaffey's excelled In strategic |
plays.
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A Dry-Goods Firm Fails.

NEWARK. N. j., Dec. 1.-The dry
goods firm of McWhirter g. Wilson has
made an assignment. The liabilities are
$4,000, assets 100000.
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Chinese to Be Deported.

TACOMA, WASH, Dec. ia score OF Chi.
nese. convicted OF being illegally in this coun-
try, Will be deported tomorrow by the Northern
Pacific steamship Victoria.
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Inspecting Hydraulic Mines.

GRASS VALLEY, Dec. IL. - Congressman
Caminetti arrived here last night. and in COM
pany with John T. Kidder went TO Smartsviile
today 10 see the hydraulic mines, also 10 view
sites Tor dams on the Yuba River. CamInetti
leaves fer Washington in a few days.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
The Steamer Ellis Burned.

SEATTLE. Dec. 1.-THE steamer Ellis. ply.
Ing between Seattle and Port Orchard was de-
stroy by fire at Brumerton last night. The
steamer was undergoing repairs. The loss Is
$685. 600; insurance, $40. 600.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
In Favor of the Union.

TACOMA. Wash, Dee. 11.-Wi illiam Bruce
brought suit against tn IroDmolders' Union
foi $4,000 damages. claiming he had been un-
able to obtain wofk for three years past be-
cause be was not member Of the union. The
jury to-day returned a verdict for the defend
ant.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
Death of an Actor.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, Dec. IL
Charles Watrous, former member of the
Daily and Frohman companies. died here
o. pneumonia to-day.
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HOUSE OF THE KELLYS.
1t Has Done an Active Business for
a Long Time

NEW YORK. Dec. 11-Eugene Kelly. as
well as his son and partner. Edward Kelly,
declin'd to-day to affirm or deny the story
published this morning that the senior
Kelly was going to retire from the business
and that the firm wond generally 20 out
of business. AS matter of fact Eugene
Kelly Sr. has not been engaged In active
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AGUILAR HAS NO ANXIETY.
Ready TO Be Tried on the Charge OF
Numbering His Wife.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 11.-Abram Aguilar.
accused of killing his pretty child wife by
throwing burning oil upon her. was arraigned
before Justice Seam n to-day. He appeared to
have no anxiety whatever. Henry T. Gage ap-
peared as counsel for guiar. He announced
that Aguilar was ready for TRIAL The prosecu-
tion was not ready and the case went over.
A gullar Was committed 10 Jail wi bout bail.
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BEAT THREE RECORDS.
Some Pretty Good Work on the
Wheel Done i'm the South.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Dec. I'm. F. Dirn-
berger OF Buffalo and j. P. Bliss of Chicago
broke three worlds cycling records to-day.
With flying start Dinberger made half
mile In 90 seconds, tying Johnson's record
made twO-thiids OF a mile IN 1 IA 1-5 minutes
bea'ing the former record Of :16. and three
quarters OF a mile In 1:233H, former record
1:26 80. In the standing start for a mile Bliss
made iwo-thrds Of mile In 1:2i, the former
record being :23 SO.
The morning call., 1893-12-12

SAY, GIRLS. If you want TO fool that uestfellow,
1ust ask him to give you his package of Whites
Yncaian Gum, when he asks you to be excused for
moment between acts. sect
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Declined to Take Office.

RoME Dec. lit is reported that Zer-
mfoneta and Ricciotti have declined to ac-
cept office. and General Pedotti will be-
come Minister of War.
The morning call., 1893-12-12

The worst cases of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, yield tc
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
So certain is it that its MAX
ers offer $500 reward for an
incurable case.
my2l cod 2p
The morning call., 1893-12-12

Stevenson and party were rece ved with
great enthusiasm to-day. Tomorrow the
Vice President will deliver a speech at the
aYnn ii finn
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SABIN IN TROUBLE.
The Application for a Receiver an
Amicable Arrangement.

MADISON. Wis. Dec. IA receiver
was appointed to-day for the Wisconsin
Iron and Lumber Company and the Min
nesota aud Wi.consin Railroad Company.
Ex-senator ID. NJ. Sabin of Minnesota is at
the head of both companies. The applica-
tIon for a receiver was an amicable ar
rsngement The aggregate indebtedness
is $135OOO.
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ROBBED ON THE HIGHWAY.
Two Ladies' "Held Up' by Thieyinq
MexicanS.

SAN DIEGO. Dec. ia highway robbery oc-
Cured this forenoon on the old Cajon road.
about four miles from this city. Mrs. Ed ward
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A COMPLETE SWEEP.
Republicans Elect All the Tucson
City Officers.

TUCSON, Arlz., Dec. 1.-THE election held
here today for ely officers resulted In COM
plete sweep for the Republican ticket by large
ma1orites. The Democratic ticket was com
posed largely of The saloon and gambling ele-
ment, which caused the better class OF Its
voters to remain away from The polls.
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Her Deep.Sea Trial.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE cruiser New
York headed out to sea to-day for her Off
cial deep-sea trial. She will probably not
be heard from for forty eight hours.
The morning call., 1893-12-12
For the Japanese Sealing Grounds.

VICTORIA. b. c., Dec. 1.-THE schooner En-
ierprise leaves Wednesday for Yokohama, en-
route for the Russian and Japanese sealing
grounds. Considerable cOmUetil ion exists here
amoDg captains for The best hunters. both H.
dian and white.
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Prendergast's Jury.

CHICAGO. Dee. 1.-THE ninth Juror in
the Prendergast case was accepted by both
sides this afternoon.
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I4OOD'S
SarsapariIla
CUR 8! s

Hoods Pills cure liver ills. constipation,
biiiousness. jaundlce. sick headache, indiges-
ton.
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Slight Earthouake at Carson

CARSON, Dec. 11.-A slight ear hquake
was fei here at O'Clock this afternoon. The
direction of the vibration was from east to west.
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Adlai on His Travels.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 11.-Vice.Preslde
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Mrs. Matte J. Telford,
OF AUSTIN.

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Cashier of county treasurer at
Chicago takes $4,000 to help out
his brothers bank. The loss will
be made good.
Wholesale grocers meet at Gal
weston and agree to boycott those
who quote jObbers and brokers
prices to retail trade.
Defa6lting treasurer Catholic
Knights, O'Brine, wants to settle
his $4,000 shortage by paying
$4,000 every six months.
Crop and weather report for
Texas shows rain excessive in
the east, deficient in the west, cot
ton and corn doing well.
Six Hungarians arrested by offic-
ers at Greensburg, Pa. The arrest is
resisted, one Hungarian killed, 2
wounded and two officers seriously
hurt.
William in reviewing his i'm
perial guards gives expression to
his disappointment over the fail
ure of the military bill, and says
he will carry the bill into effect
despite opposition.
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

For a term of years: Lot 14SX14S It.
cor. Houston and Ave, f, opp. poStoflice.
For particulars apply to J. V. Dignowity,
over Texas National Bank.
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LATE KILOGRAMS
SPECIAL AND OTHER
SOURCES.

TO CISCO.
The Cordage company will be
reOrganiZed.
Cotton and corn look we'll about
fredericksburg.
State Firemen's association
meets at Austin.
Union Pacific makes a 81 cut
in Colorado rates.
San Marcos has a good shower
and expects a rain.
John Cockrell kills Babe" Nor
ton in Stephens county.
Hail has done considerable dam
age in Guadalupe county.
Del Rio Sunday schools picnic at
Devils river on Saturday.
Coke and Miles protest against
Quincy remaining in office.
The losses by the Alto wind
storm are placed at $4,000.
Carlisle Harris remains are
buried at Mortified, Mass.
James B. Wells is a candidate
for Brownsville relationship.
The body of EX-President Con
Zales arrives at City of Mexico.
Pharmaceutical association of
the state is in session at Dallas.
Tom Hunter, freight conductor,
killed coupling cars at Midland.
Spanish legation at Washington
will probably be made an embassy.
Carlisle appoints committee to
investigate New York custom
house.
Seguin reports heavy rain with
hail that damages fruits and Vege-
tables.
Supreme court prOnOunces North
Dakota prohibition law constitu-
tiOnal.
Blount is made minister to Ha-
waii and Stevens summarily dis
missed .;;;sHsF'Sssss%rssss = ~ ss8as
Morris ranch rolling mill starts
up, and daily mail runs to Freder-
icksburg.
Crop reports showing immense
loss to winter wheat crop, send
prices up.
Court in session at Eagle Pass,
with little business before the
grand jury.
New York chamberm aids want
better fare higher wages and
shorter hours.
Harold, day operator at San An
gelO, falls under moving train and
is decapitated.
Adolph Ulrich sues his step-dad
Binz at Houston for an accounting
and gets 100000.
Beeville reports the heaviest
rain in many years; "a tank bursts
at Barlow ranch.
Railway conductors meet at To-
ledo, 1,SOO strong; will remain in
session this week.
Quincy holds his office because
the Texas democrats cannot agree
upon his successor.
Minister Byan presents his let
ters of recall, and Gray is received
as Mexican minister.
COudert continues his argument
for United States before the Arbi-
tratiOn court at Paris.
Some of those LlanO hail stones
weighed two pounds; the storm
path was 8 miles wide.
Ancient Order Hibcrnians meet
in 44th annual session in Tam
many Hall, New York.
Eagle Pass reports shipment of
1000 head cattle from y. b. Franks
range, in fine condition.
Cisco contributions have almost
ceased. Committee send represent
tative to lumber district.
No extension Of leave to naval
officers engaged in private affairs
will be granted hereafter.
The members of the cabinet like |
the new rule about office seekers
and may adopt it for themselves.
H. H. Warmers liabilities are
placed at 100000. His assets are
largely in excess of this amount.
Llano city brings suit against
the county to compel the removal
Of the jail from the public square.
Commons considers Home Rule
in committee of the whole, and an
adverse motion is rejected $50 to
1872.
Fruit stand owner, corner Main
and Texas streets, Houston,
knocked senseless and robbed of
5000.
Consolidation of Cleveland street
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to their sex. Health is regained, after periods
of dizziness, nervous prostration and excita-
biity, or other manifestations of derange-
ment or displacement of the womanly organs,
when the Prescription is used Besides,
it's sold on its merits. The proprietors take
1t is guaranteed to benefit or cure all the
disorders, diseases, and weaknesses of women,
or money is refunded.
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The Daily Eight.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1898

fishing these habits.
Women have sallOw
faces, dull eyes and
hollow cheeks, to.
& eth er with low
spirits, when they
are made miserable
with disorders, de-
ran ge m ents and
Weaknesses necnliar
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Catarrh is cured by DR.. sage's Remedy.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-10-30
Where Politics Are Interesting.

Carbon is small county, but between
its politicians and its newspapers it is
having one of the most lively campaigns
in the state. The trouble is all on account
of the triangular judgeship fight Since
the Mauch Chunk Times and Coal Gazette
have deserted the Republican nominee,
Heydt, and came out for Craig, the
county committee met and passed a reso-
luton denouncing the course of both
papers. The papers then retaliated by
hauling the Republican county ticket
from its position on their editorial pages
and their independence is making it un-
comfortable for the party nominees.
In the meantime the battle goes on
among the supporters of Storm and
Craig, but the former has the friends of
the state administration with him, and
as he also has decided advantage in
the placing of the names on the ballots
his chances appear to be the brightest.