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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-23
HARDLY A PLEASURE TRIP.
Perllous Position OF an Aeronaut and n
Young Lady.

Young Lady.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Prof. King, of
Philadelphia, eronaut, and Miss Josie
Morris, of Ames, Iowa, went up in
balloon this afternoon from the
Worlds fair grounds. The air ship
blew out over the lake and
began to come down. The revenue cut
ter johnson went to the rescue and on
overtaking the balloon, some twenty
miles north of the city, found it dancing
along the water. By the aid of boat
loaned from uhe Johnson, King managed
to steer the balloon ashore, where he and
Miss Morris climbed out, none the worse
for their perilous journey.
The fishermen concluded their exercises
today. The principal event was the long
distance fy-casting. which was won by
A. G. Leonard, of New York, who cast
the line 99H feet.
Another excursion to the far west for
foreign commissioners is being planned
by Mrs. Houghton. one OF the LADY man
ayers from the state of Washington. a
great many foreign commissioners have
signitied q wish to see more of the coun-
try, and the excursion is organized to
give them a chance. The excursion will
travel through Montana, Idaho and
Washington, returning via Salt Lake.
The attendance at the fair today was
200, 1853, of which 169, 09O paid.
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The Track at Laton1a.

LAToNIA, Sept. 22.-The track was fair.
Seven furlongs-Cora Taylor won, Indus
second, Tea Set third. Time-1:2SA.
Fifteen-sixteenth of q miIe-Bonnie
Lassie won, Parapet second, Flower Del
lis third. Time-1:3
Mile-Larosa won, Springaway second,
Bessie Bisland third. Time-1 :42K.
Eleven xteenths-Saddle Bags won,
Tip second, Miss Mamie third. Time
1908.
Five furlongs-Long Ago and Two
O'Clock ran dead heat, Davey Montrose
second. Time-1: O3.
Eleven sixteenths-Paris Queen won,
Jennie Miles second, Volt third. Time
.nqM
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ANOTHER NEW BILL.
Allen, the PopuIist, Has an Idea as to
Coinage.

Coinage.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-In the Senate,
Allen, (Popuiist) of Nebraska, introduced
a bill making dollar (Which may be
coined of 412is grains of silver or % Ito
gold) the unit of value. The bill also re-
peals the Sherman act and provides that
owners of metal may deposit it in the
mint. which (less 20 per cent. for seign-
forage to be coined and put in the treas
ury) shall coin it Into standard collars for
his benefit.
Mitchell, of Oregon, introduced bill
appropriating $4,000 for the construc-
ton of two steam revenue cutters for the
Pacific coast
The resolution OF Platt, of Connecticut,
for the cloture rule was then taken up.
Walcott, of Iowa, spoke in favor Of
bringing the question to vote, though
he was opposed to cloture, as the only
way of determining whether or not the
Senate wanted to stifie the debate. If it
waited to pass criticisms on opponents
repeal must cease.
Teller, of Colorado, occupied the balance
of the time until O'Clock in a speech
against the proposed change in the rules.
The repeal bin was then taken up and
George, (Democrat) of Mississippi, con-
cluded his speech begun on Wednesday
against the bill.
Hansbrougn, Republican, of North
Dakota, then addressed the Senate in op-
position to the repeal.
Stewart, (Republican) of Nevada, fol-
lowed and proceeded to argue that gold
had risen in value while silver remained
a stable measure of value.
When Stewart sat down. Voorhees,
said: 81 may say that consultation has
taken place this afternoon between the
friends and opponents OF the pending
measure, which resulted in an agreement
as to the hours which we will occupy IN
debate. Without going into details am
warranted in moving that on Monday
and after, the hour meeting shall be II
O'Clock and an adjournment take place at
o.
There were 10 objections and the chair
declared it so ordered.
VOORHEES, then moved an executive SEES
sion, after which the Senate adjourned.
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The Census Renort.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The annual
report of Superintendent Robert P. Por-
ter of the census bureau was submitted to
the secretary of the interior today. The
disbursements of the bureau during the
last year amounted to 50, 46s, 5S2. Eight
pages of matter relating to the census
printed. The special report on irrigation
was completed. The total number of
mortgages in the United States was shown
to be 4, 1893, 461.
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AMORINEs IN KANSAS CITY.
A Meeting Results in a Iobbing and
Some Gun Plays.

A Meeting Results in a Mobbing and
Some Gun Plays.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. PA meet
ing of the American Protective associa-
ton, the anti Catholic society, tonight
terminated in riot in which several
persons were injured. Many members
carried revolvers and some marched to
the hall with shot guns and rifles on their
shoulders. Twenty patrolmen were sent
to preserve the peace.
When the meeting ended mob at
tackled the members as they fled out of
the hall, throwing rocks and brickbats.
The police arrested one man, railroad
detective named Brown. He showed his
badge to the police and was let go. The
mob stoned Brown, and, drawing a re-
volver, he prepared to defend himself.
One of the mob named O'Connor also
drew q revolver. He and Brown opened
fire simultaneously and each fired two
shots. O'Connor received one bullet in
the thumb. Brown escaped unhurt.
Meantime the police had made many ar
rests
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WIN He Gross Niagara

BUFFALO, Sept. 22.-Samuel Gordon
has announced that he will on Saturday
cross Niagara Falls on thin, steel wire,
by means of pulley with a rubber
mouthpiece, to which he will hang with
his Jaws. It is doubtful if the feat will
be accomplished, or start at it even al
lowed.
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THE UNITED PRESS.
A Large Number of Papers Have Severed
Relations With 1t.


CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Out of sixty news
papers, representing the full membership
in the Associated Press east of the Rocky
mountains and west of the Allegheny
mountains, all but seven have already
notified the general manager that they
have severed all business and news rela-
tions with the United Press. The leased
wire or other telegraph service of that
organization, at the close of the present
week, will have absolutely ceased in the
cities of st. Paul. Minneapolis, Kansas
City, Denver, Galveston, Houston and
Dallas. which, in addition to the notices
served in the district west of Pittsburg,
leaves that organization with a net loss of
revenue formerly obtained by their news
paper connection of 500, 900 6 year. Ad-
vices received by the Associated Press
from the east are to the effect that the
principal papers arranging close perma-
nent contracts witt the Associated Press.
All allied news associations in the west
have given notice of dissolution of their
relations to the United Press.
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THE Cardinal WIN Omeiate.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. Cardinal Glib
bons and other noted prelates are ex-
pected to take part in the ceremonies con-
nected with the laying of the corner
stone of st. Benedict's church here on
Sunday. Ali the colored societies viii
parade, and the demonstration promises
to be of decided interest. 1t is a colored
people S church.
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The Track at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-The track was fair.
Five furlongs- Panini won, Oracle NJ.
second, Little Phil third. Time-1:O3.
Four furlongs-Borderer won, Jennie
June second, Grey Jacket third. Time
.5eA.
Five ngs-Loftin, jr., won, My
Partner second, Prince Leon third. Time
:03.
Six and half furlongs-Lord Willow
brook won, Invercauld second, Constan-
tine third. Time-1 20.
Mile = Rosemont won, Francis Pope
second, Long Ten third. Time-1 "A.
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Tin Plate a Fizzle.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-It is expected
the treasury department will make pub
lie in few days tin plate report for the
fiscal year ended June 80. The result by
the new rule, counting only plate both
made and dipped in the United States,
according to the recent ruling of Secre-
tary Carlisle, shows the American pro-
duction considerably short of the amount
required by the Mckinley law to keep up
the duty after Oct. 1, 1897.
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THE PRINCE IS GAINING.
He is Deeply Grateful for the Kind Offer
of the Emperor.

OF the Emperor.
BERLIN, Sept. 22.-According to the
reports OF his physician, Prince Bismarck
is regaining strength. Intimate friends
of Prince Bismarck say the old statesman
is greatly pleased and touched at receiv-
ing the emperor S message of sympathy
and the offer OF residence In the Imperi-
al castle. The emperor's telegram to the
ex chancellor is still extensively dis
cussed, not only by the newspapers in
every part of the empire, but at public
gatherings everywhere. Nothing the
emperor has done since his accession to
the throne has contributed so much to
his popularity as has this recognition OF a
man who did SO much for the building
up of the empire.
The reconciliation between the kaiser
and ex-iron chancellor has produced an
especially excellent impression in south
GERMANY
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On the Diamond.

PIrTsBURG- game; rain.
C1NoINNATI-Cin cinnati-B Boston game
postponed; wet grounds.
LouIsvILLE-rhe Colonies outpIayed
the PhiIlies. Louisville 5. PHILADELPHIA 8.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES won by batting.
Cleveland II, Brooklyn 4.
CHIcAGo-It was pitchers battle.
Chicago 1, Baltimore nothing.
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N1oBaARA,s REIGN OF TERROR.
Prominent Men Arrested on the Charge
of Cattle Stealing.

Prominent Men Arrested on the Charge
of Cattle Stealing.
CHICAGO, Sept. pa Record special
from Sioux City, Ia, says: Niobrara,
Neb., is undergoing reign OF terror
tonight. A clue recently obtained led to
the discovery of cattle thieves who for i've
years have been in operation along the
Missouri and Niobrara rivers. Nine OF
the most prominent men in Butte city
and Niobrara were arrested yesterday for
theft and lodged in jail at Niobrara.
Today several hundred ranchmen are in
the city and talk of lynching is strongly
INDUCED in. An assault upon the jail is
momentarily expected. Fifty deputies
were sworn in and armed with Win
chesters.
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holding Them to the grand jury The
jury also found Conductor W. B. Tyner
and Engineer William Sampsell, of the
first section, guilty of gross carelessness.
The verdict concludes: "We further be-
lieve the Illinois Railroad company guilty
of gross negligence in not providing
proper signals and telegraph stations for
locating passenger trains while running
between Homewood, Ills, and Kanka-
kee.''
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PATRICK CALLED DOWN.
The ssTribune" Dictator Banks Up the
Wrong Tree.

The "Tribune" Dictator Banks Up the
Wrong Tree.
P. H. Lannan, the Tribune manager,
who is trying very hard just now to run
the politics of the town, barked up the
wrong tree yesterday, and was called
down in fine shape.
1t seems that Mr.. Lannan and John T.
Caine met by chance in the Office of a
mutual friend, and with his usual bad
taste, the Tribune buffer charged upon
Mr.. Game with lot of senseless talk
about the independent citizens movement
and Mr.. Gaines connection with it. The
latter let the would-be dictator talk until
forbearance ceased to be virtue, when
he turned upon him and called him down
so hard that Patrick was completely
wound up. He was told in good plain
English that the movement was a pro-
test against the efforts of himself and
one or two others of his ilk to run the
politics of the town, and came out of the
controversy very poor second.
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A Boise Firm ASSIGNS.

BOISE, Ida. Sept. 22.-[special. 1.-The
firm of Warn & Marshall, grocers, failed
here today, assets $40, 900, liabilities esti-
mated at IS, 900. Local creditors flied at
tachments aggregating "a, 900, which was
followed by rush OF foreign claims. The
firm carried over S., 600 IN goods.
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Alter the Siege is Over

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 22.-The intense
excitement of our citizens over the I'M
fortunate occurrences of the past few days
has subsidized and the city is now quiet.
The last OF the victims of the bloody af-
fair have been buried and the wounded,
with the exception OF two, are we'll and
will recover
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-23
THE GILMORE CASE.

DR.. West Will Insist That the Prosecu-
ton Cannot Prove the Grips Death.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-Dr. Stewart,
the dentist who filed Addie Gilmore
teeth, has positively identified the head
found floating in the bay as hers. DR..
West, who is accused of the murder, de-
MES that he made a confession to Miss
Gilmore's father that the girl died and
had been cut up. West now says he told
Gilmore the story to get rid of him.
Vests defense will be that the girl is
still alive and the prosecution cannot
prove that she is dead.
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AWAITING HER FATE.
The City of Rio Janeiro Is Still in the
Hands of the Government.

Hands of the Government.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Advices early this
morning from Rio Janeiro are to the
effect that the city is still in the hands of
the government forces, but surrender
is momentarily expected. The rebel adj
miral firing of the dilatory negotia-
tions by the government, had ordered the
decks cleared for action, drums beat to
quarters, guns shotted and run out. Ali
eyes are turned toward the flagship
whence the signal to commence firing is
expected N omentarily.
The utm oss CONSERVATION prevails
among the inhabitants still in the city.
Everybody expects today to decide the
fate of the city-either to be shelled into
subsection or surrender before the firing
hepins
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WILL COIN THEIR OWN SILVER.
Prominent Men of Kansas, Texas, Mis-
souri, and Colorado Get an Idea.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. pa special to the
Republic from Bonham, Texas, says: A
syndicate, including prominent men OF
Texas, Colorado. Missouri and Kansas,
is being formed to coin silver into dollars
of hexagon shape at the rate of 100000 per
month or more, if the legislatures of these
states will declare these coins legal tender.
1t is claimed no individual OF corporation
is prohibited from coming silver into
standard dollars provided the shape of
such coins is not the same as the coins
issued by the United States government.
Citizens OF California issued hexagon $50
gold pieces in the '50's and no one dis
puted their right.
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STEALING TITLE DEEDS.
An Alleged American in Serious Trouble
in England

in England.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-George Atherstone
Perkins, claiming to be son OF Judge
Perkins, OF Buffalo, N. Y. was again in
the Bow street police court today, charged
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses. The charge was dismissed. Per-
kins was then arrested again on the charge
of stealing title deeds to some land in
California. The property is said
to be worth S25, OO0 Perkins is
accused of having stolen the deeds
from man named Thompson, who came
to London in order to sell the land re-
ferred to. Thompson, it is claimed, at
one time was confined in the asylum for
insanity in California. On the second
charge the prisoner was remanded.
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The Parliament of Religions.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Dr. Washington
GLADDEN. was the principal speaker at the
parliament of religions today. ssReIigion
and Wealth, - was the subject. Prof.
Philip Schaff, Rev. Joseph Cook and
Judge Hanna, of Boston, were among the
other speakers.
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THE yALKYRIE SAFE.

She Arrives in the Bay Amidst Groat Ke-
joicing.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Lord Dunra-
ven's yacht, the valkyrie, to contest in
the international race for the America s
cup, for whose safety SO much anxiety
has been felt, arrived this morning. She
was greeted with noisy demonstrations
by the fiotilla OF yachts and other water
crafts in the bay.
The yacht sailed from southampton
Aug. q. She was delayed byhead winds
and high seas, but came through
staunchly without an accident.
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Ives Still Leads.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The Ives Roberts
billiard match ended in Roberts favor, he
scoring 1,275, while Ives made 1 900. The
totals to date are: Ives, 5, O01; Roberts.
q, 765. Ives average for the day was 14.71;
Roberts, 1921
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The Rebel FIagsbip RepuIsed.

MoNTEvIDEo, Sept. %. The report
that the Repu blica, the flagship of the
rebel squadron, was repulsed in fight at
Santo is confirmed. Considerable damage
was sustained by the flagship. The gov
eminent is now engaged in strengthening
the forts in Santos and Rio Grande city to
be ready for fresh attacks.
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FINANCIAL SKIES FRIGHTENING.
The Bank Statement Today viii Be ia
Very Favorable One.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Foreign banking
houses will not admit that there is any
chance of an immediate export of gold,
but other persons say that if the rate Of
exchange continues to advance, the pos
sibiIiEy q: Expectations will very quickly
become certainty. According to a well
informed bank presidents, the bank state
ment tomorrow will be very favorable
ruo
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ATTORNEY for New Mexico,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The Senate in
executive session today confirmed the
nomination of John Balfour Hemingway
10 be United States attorney for New
Mexico
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..Cholly. yYill rrohablr SIGN,

New YORK, Sept. 22.-Charlie Mitchell
says the articles given him Dy Judge
Newton yesterday are satisfactory. 1t is
likely thew will be signed tomorrow.
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A Hanging in Eureka.

EUREKA. CAL, Sept. 22.-Charles H.
Bawden was hanged here today for the
murder of Miss Price, who married an
other man in preference to Bawden and
he followed her to Eureka from Eldorado
county and shot her.
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A Conference of Journalists.

LONDON, Sept. PA conference of
journalists is to be held at Crystal Palace
tomorrow. Among the honored guests
is Emile lola, of France.
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One More Miner Rescued.

LONDON, Sept. o. Another of the
miners entombed in the mine was res
cued this morning, leaving only seven
below. There are reasons to believe they
are still alive and may be saved,
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For the Parment al Pensiona

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The secretary
of the interior has issued a requisition on
the secretary of the treasury for SILL
800, $50 for the quarterly payment OF pen
6iong
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Brazil; "We have got some war ships at
Rio,' he said, when asked about the
bombardment. The secretary added sig
nifcantly: "They have instructions to
protect American interests"
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JUST FOR FUN.

Leading Sports Indulge In an Eight-nIile
Foot Race.
INrRELANEN, N. j., Sept. 22.-Jack
Dempsey, Jim Corbett, Jack Oliver, Sew
ard Smith and Solly Smith, the pugilist
who will meet Dixon at Coney island
Monday night, were participants in an
eight-mile foot race here today. Corbett
and Solly Smith, who holds the mile
record in San Francisco, finished close to-
gether, the latter winning by forty yards,
about mile ahead of the third man,
Dempsey.
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FLASHES.

NJ Charlis, of Nice, has discovered a
new planet of the eleventh magnitude.
AT Melbourne the assembly has passed
the bill doubling the duties on sugar.
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ARMY AND NAVY UNION.
Omcers Elected and the Place of tn,
Next Meeting Selected.

Next Meeting Selected.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-The regular Army
and Navy union today elected James B.
Lockwood, of Chicago, national COM
mander; John B. Howe, of Omaha, Neb.,
deputy vice. commander; A. G. B. De-
hens, of Milwaukee, national paymaster.
Minor officers and trustees were also
elected.
A petition was ordered formulated ask
ing Congress to recreate the rank of lieu
tenant-general that General Schofield
may be appointed thereto. 1t was de-
cided to meet in Chicago on February 49,,
1894.
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nmissioner under the act OF

the former commissioner under the act of
June 81, 1890, saying that he sought hon
estly and fairly to carry out the provisions
of the law, citing instances and declaring
that they and other such were granted IN
evident violation of that law.
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we Have war shlps at Rio.

CHICAGO, Sept. q. Secretary OF State
Gresham, who arrived in the city today,
was questioned about the situation in
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The Leeds Central Market Burned.
LEEDS, Eng, Sept. 22,-The Leeds
Central market is burned. Loss, S40O, :
900.
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GUILTY OF CRIMINAL cARELEssNEss
Railway Employees Held to Await tn
Action of the Grand Jury

Action of the Grand Jury
KANKAKEE, Ills. Sept. 22.-The cor
oner's jury this afternoon rendered a YER
dict finding Engineer Thomas Ames, of
the second section, and Orville Duncan,
lagman OF the first section, guilty of
criminal carelessness in causing the
wreck at Manteno on September IS, and
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Parliament Adionrned.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The house of COM
mons and house OF lords adjourn ed today
till November.
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Motber-ssDo you think his love for
you is unselfish?' Daughter-''P Perfectly.
The other night he let me sit SO long on
his knee that he walked lame for ten
minutes. ''-Nel0 York FYeekly.
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NOT YET CAPTURED.
Robber Harter is Still Enjoying the
Sweets of Liberty.

CENTRALIA, Sept. 22.-The report that
Harter, one OF the three robbers who held
up the Illinois Central vestibule in this
city on Wednesday evening had been
caught, was incorrect. Harter is sup
posed to be hiding in ST. Louis. The two
captured bandits, Jones and Dryer. have
waived preliminary examination and
will be tried at the January term of the
circuit court.
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THE RAIL WAS REMOVED.

Dastardly Act by Train Wreckers in
Alabama.
BENNINGTON, Ala, Sept. 22.-North of
this city this morning the limited on the
Queen & Crescent road was wrecked by
the removal of rail. The engine and
mail cars were demolished. Several
train men were hurt. The passengers
escaped injury. Bloodhounds are on the
track of the wreckers.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-26

For hot and cold baths go to the Fashion barber shop on Mill Ave.