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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-01
THE MURDERED CAPTAIN.
An Inquest Held Upon the Body of He'd.
burg.

Chicago, Oct. 31-The inquest over
the remains of Captain Alfred He'd
burg, who was shot by Lieutenant
Nancy. was held at Fort Sheridan to-
day. Witnesses testified to the occur
renee as already detailed, and the jury
returned a verdict that the deceased
came to his death from a gunshot
wound inflicted by Lieutenant Nancy.
The matter was then turned over to
the federal authorities, but it is I'M
stood the civil courts, and not the
court martial, will be allowed to deal
with Lieutenant Maney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-01
The Pension Law.

Washington, Oct. 31.-Houck, of Ten
nessee, has introduced a bill anthoriz-
ing the secretary of war to recognize
all soldiers under the pension laws as
having been regularly in the United
States service, who enlisted or volun-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-01
A Riot in Austria

Vienna, Oct. 31.-A riot occurred to-
day in prison near Steyr. Two off,
GERS were wounded before the trouble
was ended. Reinforcements were sent
to prevent recurrence of the dis
order
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-01

animation as to his sanity. His words
and actions while in court were such
that every one present was convinced
he was insane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-01

New York. Get. s1.-Mongrolia An
drews, the man arrested yesterday in
the Office of Edwin Could, was re-
xnanded to jail today pending an ex-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-01

Every day in the week,
Every week In the month.
: Every month in the year.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

A. Passed ~ IlI IIu44e ItI4 Mnlo Severe
Ihan Ihr ufafy ttf.
WAamN0InK. Oct ~ The Mccfeary
bin. giving a|l chIuamen Ia this conn.
lfl ~ months IonocrIn which 10 regIa-
l1f under ias provisions d Tho 0eary
ncl. nsa,cd Tho house Monday afternoon
by vote d rs 20 1. The one vote cast
against Il was that d Mr. Loud Of Cab
|IornIa
Tho t|ope and Tho northwestern con.
Ffoumcn roird Tor the measnfe' ni-
lhoneb they hal denounced the bin IN
ihcSteundcsl terms. and had threatened
they would ose every parliamentary
dcl|ct 70 nhslruct IA passage The
ra.on lur their indden conversion and
support 81 the bill iic, N the fact that
lho bill us they voted for Il grants a
substantial concession % The elements
% the shapo 81 The amendment pro-
posed hy Congressman Gcary. tho
author ol ne original ueafy act
Tho 6tary amendment provides that
every ctinaman who goes up % regis.
| Ter shall have his photograph attached
10 h|s ccrl|1caio Of registration This
nr0slaIon WA originally intended q
IL Inserted n the ucary nci when that
uas n conference. but Il was deemed
II that time 70 harsh that the conicrcc'
thought II unwisc 70 mako hn cf
fort 70 pass tho Ooary oct with The
photograph CLAUSE The house Monday
~ adopting the photograph amend
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

Moxtevfpro Oct 1o.-Advices have
been received that the brazilian armor-
I'd cruiser scte dc seieinbro. which was
bonnd fof Rio to Join Admiral Mello's
forces ran ashore near praia Grande.
All 81 the crew escaped safely. but as
soon as fhcv were landed they were
made prisoners ~ peIxotos forces,
which were stationed there.
The further details Of the lombard.
mdnt Of Rio have been forwarded.
The government forces suffered
heavy losses but the government is
sunpressinr ali reports Of casualties.
ghc rebel war Ship Aouidaban. Mcll0s
fIaa shin. opened the bonbardment
There was a contest for the possess
sion q the government work shops Of
hs4naco between the revolutionary
forces ana those Of the government
when Mcilo realized that re could not
obtain possession Of them penccfully he
prenarcd 10 onen fire.
The bombariment was very destruc-
| tive Many buildings were badly dam
aged. Residents OF the eity fed in
/ terror Several Of the shells from the
1 insurrent feet struck III the heart of
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20


CnIcAoo. Oct 10. The Worlds Co.
lumbar exposition win 90 out in q
blaze of NlIcndor. Tho board Of dircc-
tors decided Friday 90 mako the last
day Columbus day and asserted
Tint The festivities shall ho' common
snrato with the name chosen for
the final celebration. The occasion
viii be given national significance.
Many think that the chiei magistrate
viii yield 70 the solicitations Of the
managers and attend It Is figured
that the closing Of the fair Is an occn.
sIon just As momentous a. was the
orcninr. and that rs fhc president lent
the influence Of his presence then ho
viii DO 50 this time
Whatever the conclusion reached by
the president October 81 VIII he an
event in the history Of the fair Ever
sinco the triumph Of Chicago day Il
has been known that the directors con-
template another great occasion before
tho fair should 60 INTO history. The
immense cfowds that paid admission
into the grounds not snly on that day
but on The days following, put the
momhora ol tho governing board y
good hnmor and they have been vyinl
with oun anotker In an effort to con
jurc up The most fitting plan for thi
celebration.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20


me Congressional Library % Have the
IIncaI
WAsmxorox. Oct i5.-Tho gliding
Of tho dome Of tho new congressional
library building. stones throw from
TIE capitol. has progressed inr enough
b Indicate that whom completed this
golden dome win Be one Of the most
conspicuous and beautiful objects
II Washington. There arc not
many chilled domos In The world.
Tho Hotel Dcs IntaIiics. IL Paris
tho Connecticut sinlehonso a. Hart.
ford. and the Massachusetts state
house at Boston are the best
known. The dome Of the new library
building ia larger than any Of thcse|
luo.lhIlis larger. j, Is estimatodi than
the famous dome Of The nlnlehousc il
|iosIot
fhrhu||dIng win not be completed
Ios four years When finished Il vii
have capacity. according 70 Libra
r|an cpoIIo.d. 70 accommodate al III
booIa Of tho world for 100 years Y
come a1a ntlll leave texen.elghths Q
/ IA InICC.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

The actual value Of the Ameriei'a
cup is only $500.
Tuxos7ES IS little white metal al-
most as heavy as gold.
PRIScErox college may institute Q
medical school this yenr
rHE population 0f London increases at
the rate Of 200 souls d day.
Nom people DIE in the spring than
IL any Of tho other seasons
FLoUn made Of sweet potatoes is one
OF the latest Of culinary inventions.
NA1IoSAI. grants IN aid Of education
were first made in the United States in
ieos.
SAUK RArIps. with a population Of
i.7oo souls Is without single drug
store.
TIM shortest names mentioned in the
Bible are Al, Ar, Ed, 0g, No. On, So. ur
and u
Ak unfortunate mother IN Hannibal'
No, has two sons and o daughter ID the
penitentiary.
A PEAR that weighs over thirty
ounces is on exhibition at a drug store
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

|/...|0. I.| 10 Tho 'nnfIc
.||.. ||. ..I||. |0f| found I'.q|I IN
||'|.| Might and which resulted ID
|I. .| |.IIIp.0| Of That body was TIE
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.|.| h. Semitic. Dubois and. tSccuted
through |II help d Senator Teller.
I|. silver U|0 knew that on q roll call
where II|" would have % be fccoo-
0'..| |II| the repeal members would
ROT II|o 10 obtain D quorum.
||.0.I Oh call oI the senate IL
. .|||I pairs can Be rioIntcd a quorum
va present The difficulty then be-
I.0| |1 obtain B roll call senator
Teller examined the rules and dIscor-
0.0I HI1I proved io tc D fuceossful
UIfI0| 81 bringing about the desired
end Il Il rule 81 the SENATE that ex.
III| II Hnan|moua consent pnblIc
NAl0n1ni ran no be rcnd IN that body
n Il I1t been previously rad Mr..
Teller during cal| for quorum ex.
nI1|n11 h|A scheme 10 Mr. PETER. who
WI. 1r1a|'|ne snd few moments later
Nj l1|Ici from the mas. of manuscript
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with frcnf dcllberation.
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feet and objected 10 the reading II,
raised point Of order against The
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct io-9 W. Nc
Kie, a member Of the Mississippi legis-
laturo from Marshall county. snrren.
dered 70 the sheriff at Holly Springs
Sunday TO escape the wrath Of a mol
OF colored men bent on lynching him.
MeKic shot and fatally wounded John
Dean. a colored employe on his planta
ton, IN difficulty Saturday Tho
shooting so enraged the blacks In ths
vicinity that they NADIA desperate at
tempt TO hang Mclkie. but he ESCAPED
made his way to Holly Springs. and 4
now IN ihil
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

SrniNofnIp. Mass. Oct iS crazcd
by his viie's persistent refusal tongain
live with him. Haven 1 Winn visited
her home sunday, and during her ah-
s6nce. cut the throat Of his infant SON..
While the chid's screams were ringing
IN his ears be killed. himself with tho
same wcannn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

WARRINGTON. Oct 10 represents
tive Han, of Minnesota, has been pre-
pairing constitutional amendment
which be win Introduce proposing a
form Of cloinre for both house and
senate II is his idea that the people
would be glad 10 amend the eonstitu.
tion SO that vote might be reached IN
either house after a reasonable time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

pAnKFRsnuna. W. Va, Oct 10 Tho
public schools Of Rarensuood bare all
been closed on nceountoi an epidemic
Of d|phthefla, which IS raging in TINT
town and vicinity a number Of dcutha
have been reported
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

cnAnIfsfoS. ". VA. Oct l4.--Iohn
Griffith. q Young married man. sho, and
|pb;anily KILLED James Coleman. aged
~ years. 1I nocnNn,tr The two men
we're on1trcd IN game Of cards IN an
old house. and Ofil|Ih became rnrn8od
a( Coleman and shot him through the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

In|IIt NJ. oct n Capt W. g
U..4. 00 old resident Of I0|1 city, while
temporarily |0|an0' fatally stabbed h''
.|I. with pair Of .01.II. |0|'|0|'0I 70
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

WA.nINol0N n ~ Get ie Al H..
coming iIo|n On The Pennsylvania rail-
road .IIuc. three men near Washington
Sunday aI|CIN01u who had stopped
from the other tract. % 1<o'1 another
tf0|n Two were instantly killed and
0n0|h1I |o,a''I injured They were
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

1T. SMITH, Ark, Oct n. Henry
Starr one Of the most notorious train
aud bank robbers in the west, is on
trial here for his life The specific
charge Is tho killing Of United States
Deputy Marshal Floyd Wilson. 10 the
Indian Territory last December Starr
Is half blood Cherokee, ss years old.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

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.yss ~, ma lanyeronslv ,yo,,naed ,n
r,ebanon H. other evcn;ne JaileT
clarl. vae guarding, Mavs from the
courthouse 70 the iaii when The latter
mada ! bold daAb for lihartv win
clarl2 ii nnrsuit arino A. the fIeeino
/ thief Mnvs was III after a hot ehass
~ sevrfni hundred vards and ,vas tber
easIlv captured and returned 70 All
H,,yrox 81. unrnt. .,r 4 vo,,nc man
a. Marvsville attemnsed rnicide N.
other NIGHT 81 taking Iaudanum. II.
tool. TOO tuuch of the druo however
and will recover he gave no cause 70,
the attempt
An lIopkinsvilIe Claude Robinson ana
Clarence Griffin, the slayers Of Larr,
Griffin at Darlington, were the othc
dar admitted to fi. 500 bail each Il
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

kw Yonk. Oct II. "A lcn' has just
hc1n concluded In lhIs city by which
the Edison Electric Light CO.. Of ST
Louis has oh.urbrd the other electric
light l6'n1sn|c& Of that 1'|y. |'oih of.
amid |nlanhcar1nt This bring. ol| II.'
electric ||.II r0mn1n|1|o| St Louis nm
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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-16
Joe Mulhatton Distanced.
SENATE

That noted Texan, Col. w. i. Slos-
son, may not be out on his shape, as
the champion %ong distance" preyari-
Gator Of the wild and woody west nor
Is II definitely settled that he has en-
tered any contest with his distinguish
ed fellow countryman, Col. Thos. B.
Ochiltree, with u view TO Wrestling
from that world renowned destroyer
Of truth, the palm of his numerous
colossal achievements In this particu-
lar line, but certain II ls that the aforc.
said Colonel has literally leaped into
fame by one single effort IN this par.
ticular direction, marking himself as
dangerous rival in point, both OF
size and brilliancy, for those bright
particular stars, whose eirulgent beams
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-16
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS THURSDAY EVENING" FEBRUARY 16 1893

light the dazzling realms of fiction.
AS an evidence of all we have said
concerning this distinguished mental
acrobat, we reproduce, herewith, his
initial performance, which was made,
seemingly without an effort, while ex-
patiating upon the glorious possibili-
ties of Texas, as shown by his adver-
tising cars, using Arkansas by way of
contrast. His words speak for them
selves, as follows:
"Last November | met on one train
on the Fort Worth and Denver rail-
way eighty-seven persons from seven
States who had seen the Texas exhibit
cars at their homes and were praising
her push and enterprise in accom-
plishing that great work which
brought them to Texas. One car of
those people who had come to make
homes in Texas were from the South
ern States and had come through Ar
kansas, that so-called behind the age
State, and heard these remarks:
One man said: when | was coming
through Arkansas | was sorry | start
ed. would rather have deed to a
part of the skies than to land in that
State Another responded; Yes, it
would take three frogs to live year
in such country as that An old
gentlemen whom we met in Tupelo,
Miss, had his wife by his side and
said to me; Talk about Arkansas;
why my wife was sick all across the
State, but the soil was so poor she
couldn't even raise grunt in the
State.'n
Further comment is, we think, un-
necessary. Colonel, you are welcome
to the entire bakery, bread wagon and
all.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-16
THE NEWS MADE PUBLIC.

After days Of anxious waiting, at
tended by perplexlng doubts, heated
disputes and trying uncertainties, the
public mind of this nation, has been
set at rest by undoubted official an
nouncement, on the all absorbing ques-
tion, Of universal public interest, as to
who have, and who have not, been
selected, to date, to I'LL positions in the
cabinet Of President-elect Grover
Cleveland. The names Of four Of
these most important personages were
officially announced by order Of Mr..
Cleveland, himself, on yesterday, and
were heralded abroad, throughout the
land, to an eager and curious public,
through the medium Of the Associat-
cd Press. They are:
Walter @. Gresham, secretary Of
state.
John G. Carlisle, secretary Of the
treasury.
Daniel S. Lamont secretary Of war.
Wilson 5. Blssell, postmaster gen.
cra.
On making the announcement Mr..
Cleveland said:
"There is no need Of any mystery
In regard to the cabinet and IL Is use
less to speculate and indulge in guess
work. shall make no secret Of the
matter, but shall announce the names
Of the gentlemen selected to fill the
positions, as fast as | receive their
acceptances and permission to make
the matter public.n
No expression could be obtained
from the President-elect, concerning
his probable selections for the remain
ing cabinet officers he maintaining
his characteristic reserve on matters,
not fully settled or definitely deter
mined upon.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-02-16
A CALM AFTER THE STORM.

Now that the first flush of passion
and prejudice has subsidized in the
North, over the execution, at the stake,
of Henry Smith, the worse than mur-
derer of little Myrtle Vance, we are
forcibly impressed with the evident
change in sentiment, which has taken
place in the deeply predjudiced minds,
of even the most partisan writers on
this subject. In no instance is this
change more marked, than in the
evident desire to modify, and in some
cases, withdraw, former open and de-
iiant declarations Of sympathy, for the
perpetrator of an almost inoonceivable
crime, attended by circumstances SO
attrocious and horrible, as to cause
the most hardened mind to revolt, at
the bare mention thereof Now let
these same persons permit their wan
dering minds and wayering sympath-
les to dwell for one briefinstant, upon
the terribly realistic picture presented
by that once bright and happy Paris
home, gladdened by the sunshine of
sweet infantie presence, and now
shrouded in the deep gloom of unend-
ing desolation, enter the darkened
portals Of those parental hearts and
stand awe stricken as their atirighted
gaze rests upon those charnel houses
Of murdered affection, give full scope
to fancy as she swiftly marks the slow
flight of years and follows these poor
heart broken and grief laden spirits,
along their hopeless journey through
blighted life, then with the iron
links Of partisan predjudice broken
and the real cherub, pity, SO long
captive, turned loose In your breast,
come to us and together we win, from
the depths Of our hearts, deplore, both
the commission Of the horrible crime
and the necessity for its terrible re-
tribution, and turning with one ac-
cord to the gracious and merciful
God, implore of him, that the like
may never occur again.