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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-22
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The reunion of the First Maine Cavalry
will be held st Greenw0od Garden, Peaks
Island, "Wednesday August =. TT.
Fire. THURSDAY. in the spool and hobbin
mill yard of A. s. Bean of West Bethel,
hurried loo cords of wool valued at about
sj0V. 49,.
Messrs Goodan prnprietor- of tile plush
mills at Sanford. h ny ramor of shut
down They say they have no idea of
shutting down their factory
Fred Rrcker of Lisbon Falls is at the
Central Maine General Hospital in Lewis
ton with bullet in bis ankle, the result Of
81 accidental shot on Monday.
Isaac Hall Of Bow,loiaham. died very
suddenly Thursday afternoon. The cause
of death was supposed 10 be heart failure,
brought on by working in tn heat. De
ceased was about - years OLD
Elias Smiths entire set of farm bnillings
At Solon were burneA last week Two val
uahle horses were lost in the fire. Most of
the furniture was saved. reports the Maii-
son Bullgtin. lnsurei for $1,000.
A base hall association hl. ben fprmn d
at Vassaiboro with the follow ing officers
IF. b. Higgins, president and manager :;
Carl Brightusn. secretary and treasurer
>. Is. BurIaigh. captain. The team plays
at North Nassslborp Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Mary uakes,a Young and cookbook
ing Bangor woman made sensation in
eor. Thursday. while crazy drunk She
rlur ge,i her arm through = shop piHiow
and with blood squirting from the gsshed
veins ran atnuCk through the town, A
posse Of men and police finally captured
her ard four men held her down while the
doctors rep iirei damages.
Howard Parker and James NeIsaac hail
ing from Luhec were committed tn the
county Jail at Nachiss, ThnrslaV night by
Officer Morton of Eastpo't. They were
1amjned before Justice Gray at Luhec on
"Wednesday. and plealed guilty Oh the
charge Of robbing John Black and his sister
Nnnie one year ago Of s2}p0 in Lubcc.
The money has not bee recovered.
puring a heavy shaver, Wednesday, the
store Of tue Coruelius Ice Company at
Horse island was strack hy lightning ard
burned to the ground together with the
outhuildiug Five or six persons were in
the store at the time. all Of whom were
more or less affected by The shock. The
store burnei so FaplaIE H'st lh- Nf's "h
.,ie TO save ANYTHING. The loss will reach
nearly $500. The store alone WAS Insured
there being $500 on the building AMI sl5on
ou the stock.
In unloading the Bsrnums circus animals
THURSDAY at b 4ngor in rush the chain OF
one Of the largest elephants caught about
his foo. ami in the tFort% TO s1tricste him
self. one Of his ia nails was torn ou', AVS
irr consi ,ers tl. suffering 10 the animal an
rather an urroar for A time. 4 general
disorder vas prevented however The
animal will he disabled for about six weeks
4 huge boot of leather was made for the
monster a9d lie will be carefully looked af-
ter until he RECEIVERS fully.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-22
At THE ISLANDS.
Season Now in Full Bloom at
Squirrel and Mouse.
New President Elected for the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary.
Rev. c. ". Gallagher, D. o.. ei AppIe.en.
Wis, Is chosea ons.

s2slREEg. IsLASn, July ~, speeiall-
Our colony has Increased considerably in
number the past xeek. We have been en-
ioying elegant wea1hes>~for the past fes
days, which has been fully improved b.,
the Squirrels.
II il reported ths, there is &c be a play
a, the Casino soon by local talent, Many
of Squirrels residents possess eonsidera-
bile talent in tha, direction, and these en-
terta nnlents NJ ser fail to prove highly sat
istactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Resde Of Wash
ington, are expected here again this Season,
Mrs KHsde this week, and Mr.. Reade later
in the season.
Mrs George Miliiksn Of Bangor, is the
guest of Mrs. Cross this week.
Among the yachts that have been in the
harhor recently We noticed thes- Viva.
VII, Chaos, and Brentwood Of Portland
The VII and Chaos ~ere en- route for Bar
fiarbor.
Prof NJ Bowman and wife are ST
Squirrel this season again Mr, Bowman
has erected tiHe cottage here this spri1s
Messrs Albert Pitcher ami j Fl. Fuller
of Brown diversity, are at Squirrel.
The folioving are among tie guests reg
isterei al the Chase House; 7 II. Morris
-ey. Augusta: james Swan, Dorchester !;
Mr. AMI Mrs.. f. NJ Reyes, Boston; Mrs.
F. NJ Hub IT. New YORK; soathar! HUI
bert. New York; Mr. and Mrs. J r. Ho,-
Nash. Augusta: Nelson Crossville, W. 4.
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Maine Postal Changes.

WAsnlxGTos. July 2f.-These changes
i the postal servire in Maine are an
i nnced
Route l0a7. Rccsl lard TO Green's Land
in. From Aug. J. 1873. extend service to
e 4 at S~sns Island. increasing distance
II miles. Service between Green's Land
iac anil Swans Island 10 he six times a
week, from April Is TO October II. and
three times a week the re.iiiue of the year.
Route 1914 Cundy's IIsrbor to Bruns-
wick Leave Cundy'. IIa'bor. Tus stsy
Thursday and SATURDAY At 30 A. VI. Ar
rire at Brunswick hy IL A. N. Leave
Brunss lex Tuesday, Thursday srd Sasur-
day at ; p VI. Arrive at Cundy's Harbor
By SO 7. NJ.
Lewis r. Benson has been commissioned
pos tcas stsr at fremont.
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STOLE THE IEWElRY.
House OF G. S Burieiqh. vassaibofo. Entered
Friday by Burglars.

VAUDEVILLE July 2i.- Special --
Burglars entered the house of MIR d :.
Burlrlgh at VassaIboro while the fam
ilv were in this city this afternoon, tax
ins iewelry valued at about $50.
The supposed persons were seen IN the
vicinity during the das, one young fellow
Of light complexion, the others dark. All
ere less than pa years of age.
A cheap watch ard the table silver we're
left. The police of this city were notified
,h1s eve ming ami description of the fellows
sesn (. .iegrsphcf TO Lewiston, thinking per
haps they NAV be followers of the circus.
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A BLOODY BATTLE.
Soldiers and Outlaws Fight 10 Z Finish in
Virginia.

PiKEvlILE, Ky, July 2l.-Information
was received at this city of bloody fight in
Wise county. Va, last Wednesday. For
several months past the Virginia au,hori-
ties have wanted the Flemons boys, four in
number, accused of participating in a triple
murder some months ago.
Doc Taylor. one of the gang, was hanged
for the crime, but the Flemons boys had 80
far evsded arrest Two weeks ago the
Governor of Virginia sent so soldiers to as
sist the sheriff of Wise county in srresting
the outlaws. Wednesday the militia over
took the outlaws and battle ensued. Fonr
soldiers were killed and six more mortally
wounded. Oliver Fiemons was shot and is
diving
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Bosrox, July al.-The Globe says
Henry Bruce. commodore, ID. the oldest hv-
ing naval officer in the United States.
Aged a5. For IS year, he has been At the
Mclean Institute, Somerville. and there
he remains today. He has been in the
naval service nearly 50 year. though unen,-
pioyed half Of that tune.
Henry Bruce vas born in Nachias, Me-.
Feb. 10, l79S. He vas appointei 10 the
navy - midshipmAn from Massachusetts,
Nov. ., 1918. He vss captured while At
tached to the Frolic. Is guns, when she
surrendered to the Rfitish man-o'-var Or
pheus. sc guns, remaining for six months =
prisoner of war in HAlSfAx. He became
lieutenant Jan. Is. 1875. VAS attached to
the Macedonian. and afterv ards to the
Franklin when she conveyed Minister Rush
to England. He vas appointed 10 the frie-
ate Braniywine of the Mediterranean
squadron In 1887. He vas commissioned
commander Sept. !, ISL. In ls45 he vas
appointed to the brig Truxton on the Afri-
can coast, capturing the SLAYER Spithre dur
ing his cruise.
In iS4s and continuing until 1850 he COM
msniea the naval rendezvous at Boston.
He was put on the reserve list Sept. Is.
1855. He WAS commissioned commodore
July ID. 1862, and Was retired April 4.
1867. Henry Bruce entered the institu-
ton in Somerville Jan. l, 1865, and At no
time in recent years has he been away
therefrom. Old age is gradually under
mining his iron constitution and the old
hero must soon pass out Of the scenes Of
earthly strife on land and sea. Friends who
have visited him say, however, that he is
still up and about and bearing his 95 years
we'll. He does not recognize the title of
commodore, captain 10 good enough for
him and he insists on being called captain.
A typical old salt, used TO commanding,
and expecting obedience. he speaks today
A. If treading the quarter deck Of q warship.
Various relatives are living in Boston, New
York and elsewhere. He does not lack
for money to supply all his needs, for he
draws the goodly salary of q retired COM
modore from the government treasury.
Commodore Fyfe. the new eommAnasnt At
the navy yard, who has been in the service
long enough TO be retired himself year
hence. remembers Commodore Bruce but
indistinctly. He Gays:
Bruce was fighter. lie had reputa-
ton for gallsntry. He Was in duel or
two,I believe; but that WAS nothing Against
man in those days. Bruce might not
have been of the Sunday school type, but
he was of the stnt of which heroes are
made. The last time saw him was when
was in charge of this navy yard before.
He came aboard ship at Richmond to see a
son. as | remember it,
Other naval officers seemed 10 know the
commodore well by reputation, but they
were all of another generation and the
facts they could give out about his life
were not numerous. AZ to duelhng, it 10 a
fact that Bruce has been in more than one
encounter, being shot in the leg, which
caused him to walk with limp.
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At OCEAt POINT.
The Camp 0uie, Contingent to Arrive 'tom
Springfield iuy 29.

OCEAN Porsr. July al, Special --
Word is received that the Camp quiet peo-
pie from Springfield. Mass, will leave that
city .Iuly 2, for here arriving the next day
and going into camp at once.
The party will remail about two "esks,
snd is expected 10 keep up its former repn-
tatjou t9- July cool cr5si. The party
will be made up a. felloss; II. l.. na~es'
Fred Murphy, Herbert Bartlett. AMI j. ID.
plummtr Of Springfield. Chss. Fennssey of
New York ami Barleigh +. Smart of Bos-
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GOV. lEWELLING'S SCHEME.
Ne Wants TO Establish Trade Relations with
European Countries.

TorKKA, Kan, July 2l.--Gov. Level
ling will appoint a commission to 90 to
Chicago and open negotiations through
their representatives at the Worlds Fair
With the governments of Europe concerning
the exchange of commodities with Kansas,
by way Of the Gulf of Mexico.
He is confident tina; if he can secure CO.
operation of one of the governments Of
Europe or of the merchants of but a single
MARITIME port of the old world be can
establish trade relations with the trans
Missouri section of America which in a
short time would be a. firmly fixed az those
of the Eastern seaboard.
The Governor says it has been once
proved that the railroads can carry freight
from Kansas to Galveston at rate which
would enable steamships from gulf ports to
compete with lines from the Atlantic sea
board.
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MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY.


PoRrLASb, Jaly 2I.--~A; meeting OF
the trustees Of the Maine Wesleyan semi
nary al keus's Hill, here today, Rev
Charles w. Gallagher, d. d Of Appleton,
Wisconsin, was chosen president Of the
seminary. ....
He va. formerly Maine nan but for
some wears mas been prominent Meth0-
dist in the West having for four wears
been president Of the Lawrence university
at Appieton.
John q. Newton. gradaste of the
Wesleyan university, was elected professor
of natural sciences. in place of Rev. J. II.
Piu.bary, deelinea and Miss Cora +.
EtgetoH of Sorthhcld, Vermont. was
elected teacher Of art.
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BASE BALL.
Al REta,ki.fN y

its-New York, II, Boston, :. Errors-New
! ork. Boston, , Bajterie. German and WI
,nn. silyetf. and t,Anktl.
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REPEATED PARTING SALUTeS.
The South Boston Yacht Club Gives the
Naysrch a Great sensof

Pnorun,4 HtRpoB. July 2f.-Arrived,
yachts orith,ia, Parker. owner. snd guests
from, New York: Roniins Boston, of the
South b ston squadron reported YESTERDAY =
are in port rxcept The Nar'rvh, the as1-h p,
~hle h has sailed for Bosiof.-
The departure OF the flagship with a dis
r,1sv # hnntiog signallIrg. r2r uuvring
an n.t,hlr sped wss v i'm. ssed by crow ded
,.a, k ami silpPaug ard the hasbor -esounds d
" ith repeated parting ssHtes
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LoSpeS. July sl.--The Daily ChfeAiele
echoes the general opinion here When. in
commenting upon n. Develies speech aAd
the uldmasum 70 siam, says' we CO..
not but regard the Siamese Question - hav-
ing entered upon more serious phass.
The whole kneiish press insisss that Isofd
Roseoery, when be said that Great hSieaan
would not interfere in the ftootiss 'iiepate.
never meant that Grcaf Britain would SAB
init 70 Frances annexink the wnck ieN
hank OF the Mekong nvef NON NJ
point where leaves China, when
would mean the French seizure ot
an enormous tract OF country uhere
the river makes two consecutive svceps 70
the Sest. The annexation Of the whole
LEFT bank would involve two oeher impof-
tant peinss--nrs', : freneh-nf'usn ifonuef
IN indo-ehina, and second she severance
OF communication between Sh'na ana SIAN
-~mie would auor france An entrance
70 southern ohihs ~hsch "fca' nnsaAn mas
aiways done her utmost 70 prevent. MANY
roiticians here are even disposed 70 clam
part OF the tett oank peiow 1,nha ~ nur-
niece "hinteriAnd which Siana cannot IN
any case eoaeede.
France demand 700, 'ha' IN .hs HO"-
aoie event OF siam NOT being snie TO pay
the required indemnit'es, she shsl' cc en-
ioulesApe hshefss ~ security, 10 declare"
70 Dc paipao'e uiek whereby France
ho%s uitimateiy 10 ssife the TWO raeh
provinces bordering on tne ake'
france aeeis'on 70 oiocssae he snoie
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ABSOLUTE EQUALITY.
Railroads Must Grant All Persons the Same
Rates and Privileges.

WASHINGTON. July 2l.-Tbe decision of
the United States supreme court in the case
of the MON Pacific vs. Goodridge. just
reported. hold. that all shippers must be
treated by carriers with absolute equality,
AMI distinctly recognizes the right of law
making bodies to regulate railways through
rsilssy commissions, especially that fea-
tnre Of state and federal regulation which
requires carriers to obtain permission of
the commission before granting loNer rates
to persons and places.
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WOULD BE USEFUL NOW.
Westesners Claim 10 Nave . Secret iss the
Manufacture Of Geld Waves.

ARERprEs, s. D., July 2i.--The Inter
national Cold Wave Company. With cap
ital of 80 .0s0.o 900 and a surplus one-third
that sum, has been organized by capitalists
and enthusiasts, who expect to make un-
told realfh in the next two years.
The company alleges that it has discov-
cred a secret which will vitiate and destroy
the hot winds which arse in Kansas, and
have swept the country, burning and killing
the grosing crop.
The secret will be revealed to residents
who will pay for it. When the wind is
blowing hot from the south the company
will undertake to bring = counter wind
from the ice fields Of the frozen north.
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THEY CALL II An OUTRAGE.


CHICAGO, July 2l.-The press Of Chi
csgo called for week loudly for the cor
oner's jury to 6x the responsibility for the
cold storage disaster. Nov that the jury
has declared the verdict, it is called an out
rage on justice. The alleged outrage con-
sis,s Of holding Director Of Works d. II.
Burnham and Fire Marshal Murphy. The
evidence shows that Burnhsm was crimi-
nally careless when be approved the plans
Of the building. 1t was supposed to have
been built under his supervision. Now he
says he did not supervise.
The fund for the families Of the dead is
nearly $780, 900.
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NO CHOLERA THIS YEAR.
Or Whee'er Says that United States Will
Escape Cholera This Year.

New YcKK .iuly 21.-Dr- ". A. Wheel
err chef OF Ellis Isl.nd -'aff. % ho has been
in Europ. for the past three month. inyes-
tiy,ting the various searorts, r. turned here
toiay. Dir. Wheeler sal ! be [ il Mt think
cholera would come to this country this
year. even though it should break out in
Eurnu.a
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New Maine Possmasters.

wA-nlsGTox. July 2l.--These Maine
ro-tms.tsrs have been appointed
F.A. Putnam. Ea.si.. vice Lucy Lock
yer, W. r. Reed, Haley vice W. ~.
Simpson: Mrs L.. A. Pierce. 0rrington,
vice Alien r. Bartlett
A po.teffice has ben established at Milo
Junction. Piscat4qnis county. and Victor
l.. Warren appointed postmaster.
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At WHITE NEAT.
weir City, kas.. Greatly Excited Over Mn.
nsrs Was--Mese Trouble eeasel.

WIZ CRY. kansas. July 2l.-The ex-
citement at the scene Of yesterdays battle
has been At a white heat today. Sheriff
Arnold was busy all the morning swearing
in deputies, as collision 10 liable to take
place at any moment.
The streets are full Of men and women.
armed with clubs, making beiligeyent
demon strafions
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MASHONALasD AROUSED.


L"SpoS July Dispatches received
here from Zanzibar state that the situation
in Mashonaaud is critical. The Matahele
warriors who are un,ier the rule Of King
Lohengnla have risen against the whites,
and threaten to drive them from the
country.
The British settlers and prospectors and
other whites are making their way as
quickly as possible to fort Victoria. where
preparations are being made to defend the
position against attack. Fort Victoria,
which is a short distance to the north of
Lupda river. lies almost directly to the east
of Bulawayo, the site of Hing Lobenguls 5
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~ don't like the breath Of that stove :"
exclaimed little Ethel one day when the gas
was escaping from the sittingroom stove.
Co4i-gs- is like the perfumes Of India
compared with the breath Of person af'iic-
ted With catarfh. but among many other
symptoms the sense Of smell ia often dead
ened, so the sufferer 10 unconscious Of the
odensiveness Of his presence. Why anyone
,rsH endyF. sueh painful. dangerous and
offensive disease. when Dr. Ssge's Catarih
R~medy--cos,ing only 30 cents-will cure
the most stubborn case. is one Of the many
mysteries. The proprietors are 90 conf
den, of the success OF this Catarrh Remedy,
that they offer to forfeit $500 for any case
Of ca,srrh they cannot cure. II would Be
suicite for their remedy. for them TO make
thi. offer. unless they understood its exact
powers.
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eacham pssha Oscosatsd.

LONDON, July 2i.--The Anglo -Armen-
ian Association has received news that
Fscbam Pasha, the governor Of CesaSea,
Who personally directed the inhuman tor
tnres Of the Christian prisoners At Cesafea.
has been decorated by the Sultan. and will
soon be promoted.
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Sunday Games.
New England League Standing.

Cincinnati at ST. Louis, Louisville at: Chicago.
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Today's Games.

Hits Dover, Il. Lev -tou. 10. Er-urs-poyer,
I Lewiston. , Batteries Sherwood. Mercer ard
bouahue stevens and Hart.
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BYRLrs. July 2l.--Herr Miguel has in
stituted prosecution against Rector Ahl-
ward,, based on insults in connection with
the notorious bogus documents Of the
latter.
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FAIR AND COOLER

wssufssro>, Jaly 2i.-For New Eng
land: Fair. westerly wints; stationary II
southern, siightsr cooler in the northern
portion Saturday evening.
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The Expulsion ei ciDriasi.

PARIs, Jniy 2l M. Dupuy has granted
the Anarchist Cipriani few days delay.
before his expulsion from the city, after
which the latter intends to proceed 70
London.
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The same parties that burg'arized s. g..
Burieigh's house in Eas. vassalboro, Fri-
day. attempted to break into the Riverside
depot. II is thought that they came into
this city on the Pullman and are nov in
hiding.
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Fsdder Erneris prehihitsl

viEsSa. July 2l.-The Official Gazette
publishes an order prohibiting the exporta-
ton Of hay, straw. or other fodder from
Austria Hungary.
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9 : 0
Portland. ...........i q z OIL
Boston Reds. ..,......4 o 0 s-i3
Ht--Portlaud, II Boston Reds, Il. Errors
Portland, ,, Boston Reds !. Bst'efies-BHrrill
Dilworth and Platt Mahoney. Gray and pCon
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At Erie-Erie, u Albany, g.
At Buffslo-Troy. 81; Buffalo, o.
At BiDghamton -: Provi-
ience.
Wilkesbsrre--Wil "a Spring
field. IL.
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Bosros. July Fl For New England
Saturday, fair. continued warEE; southwest
sin3s.
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New York a; Boston, Baltimore at brooklyn,
Washington At Philaislphis, Cleveland At Louis
vile, Pi'tsburg al Chicago, Ci+cnnsti at 81,
Louis
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Other Games.

Boston R~d- at Fall River. Brock'ons at bower.
Lewiston al Portland,
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Every breath Of foul air taken into the
iangs 10 . step towards death. Purify with
odoriess king Of Germ Killefs." General
depo,s, James r. Fuller I Co.. and George
ID. Haskell.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Iiits- BROOKLYN, "A; Baltimore, 3 Errors
i!rovklyn. :. baltimore. 4 Batteries Haddoek
ana kinsiuw Nullsne and McNabb and CLARK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

Inflicted, but now there isu suspicion
extnut that they, ms well ms Mfs. Har.
y.y. were victims VI foul play. The
crimes were committed A. Columbus, q
town close TO the Mexican boundary
1ue, lhifty-cight miles south. There
have been Otner murders dufinr the
summer on the border, which have
been charged to Kid's Apache gang.
Grave doubts are entertained ss 10
whether or not the charges were pro.
periy placed 70 Kid.
City Marshal Howe OF Ration, New
Mexico, has succeeded In capturing
the gang OF burglars who have hecn
the terror OF that plsce ami ueighbnr-
hood for the last month. the men arc
Charles Graves OF Georgia and the two
brothers, Fred and Henry Douglas,
who came west from Mnssa chusett-.
They are said TO DO british looking
ie-peradoes and were well armed, nnd
Graves has a lame foot, caused hy
pistol shot, but iie refuses 10 say where
or how 1t occurred. They came INTO
New Mexico from Colorado, where
they probably committed equally us
many depre dations rs IN Ra,On. The
marshnl ran on 10 them In n log shack
In Dillon canyon, about twelve miles
from town, and they found them well
provisipneJ with groceries and fresh
meat. The groceries were stolen from
Lotions and the Trinidad Mercantile
company's store, ant the fresh meat
they procured by killing hogs belong
ing 10 o butcher named Dsgnier.