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The St. Johns herald., 1894-05-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL

GOVERNOR, ........L. c. Hughes. ....... Tucson SECRETARY. Nj. Bruce ....... .Cochise. TREASURER, .... J. A. Fleming ...... PhRnix SUPr. PUBLIC INsTRC'N, F. J. Netherton, Phoenix AUDITOR, ,...... H. c. Boone. ........ PhGnix. ATTORNEY GENERAL. F. J. Heney,. Tucson.
 SUPREME COURT.
 A c. BAKER, Chief Justice. ........... Phoenix. OWEN T. ROUSE, Associate Justice, Tucson. R. K. SLOAN, Associate Justice Tucson. J. J. HAWKINS Associate Justice. Prescott E. E. FLEETWOOD, U. 5. Dist. Attorney, Tucson. ". K MEADE, U. s. Marshal ........ Tucson.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-05-31

Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient, yet easy in action. Sold by all druggists. 25c.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-05-31
A change-for the Better
Hoods sisss:sain' Cures

before was taken with the measles. have now finished my third bottle, and feel strong and well. shall always thank to Hoods Sarsa- parilla." K. ARENA HARRIS, Irving, Oregon.
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were met by Acting Captain O'roolo,
Of tho Leonard police station ami
Detectives NgrthcrOit and Tagyeft.
who knew Roseubaum and aus.
pected his business with the other man.
Captain O'rOOle and his men i'm.
mediately acCosted the men anu after a
few words placed them under affest
snd took them to Leonard stree,
station. Wellinrc'tof admitted that he
cane to New York 10 buy "gfp, IA
gOOd" from Rosonbaum and toli what
arrangements hat been male with tue
Two tteeTers. The detectives went to
tue hOlsl, but they found only Schairn.
mann there. Tue steofer hal gone.
rhvy took Schairnmann into custody.
He, toe, Acknowledged the nature Of
his business In Now YotE. lie SAID he
had tOl the steefef that Wellintrlter
had all tue m Insy RuJ III. follow loft
him 10 disgust. Tue intmefs had n
d, ONE on" circular which they said
they had received from RIsunbaum,
anu they said thoy had cUrIosp0ndod
with MIN Tor several weeks.
Toe trio were taken " the Tombs
police court last night ana Ros,n-
baum was held Ia 5000 tail Tor x.
animation on charge OF ivurtisiu.
counterfeit money Tor sale. TAe farm.
urs were held i0r " t.tsses.
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sons with whom they wished to do
business. The case will be appealed
to the supreme court.
A banEerou. Counterfeit or Arrested.
biiELBYvi1LB, Ind, Sept. l4.-A
SENSATIONAL arrest was made IN
Washington township last night by
MslOr Garter, u secret setvioe officer,
hnd 4. T.. Taylor, deputy Cnitcd
States marshal. For week the sur.
vice hls been ltyiug 10 locate "Buck"
Harlan, Que OF the most dangerous
counlcfleitefs in the West Last week
Phillip anu Nellie Coup, OF cifeus
notorety, were arrested IN Marion
county ami turned up with HUNDREDS
Oi dollars Of spurious coin IN their
possession, which haJ been furnished
them by Hsfian, whom II WAS imp0s.
slhlo 10 locate. IL was learned IN
Harlan wa, u bfOthuf-iu.las Of the
notorious "Bsbo" Hawkins, over
whose head hangs numerous warrants
Of similar character, and who N the
brother Of the la,e Chafite Hawkins,
who was hanged IN tnis o.uuty tw1
yeatsago Tor this unptovOked shooting Of
Marshal Bruce on tue night Oi Augutt
~ lsy2. Garter drove TO the home VI
"Baue" which YVES located In one Oi the
dismal mosttI otsin shelby county, aud
with tho assistance VI Detective lay.
l0r placed Harlan under arrtsL Be-
ioru the srfest was made, no govgr,
shots were exchanged ani the Prison
tf's ammunition was exhaused, after
which he surrendered and was taken
on night train to indianapolis.
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The following filings were made 10
the local land ofiics under date VI Sep.
TENDER IA:
john Ulrich walty, of Park Valley,
BOX Elder county, homestead entry
OF the southeast quarter Of the south
eat quarter, tue west milf U the south
eat quarter, aud the southeast quarter
VI tue southwest quarter n section .,
township ~ north, range u vest
John IL. window, Of OsIcn, Weber
county, fnsl proof u homestead entry
Of tie north hall Of the southeast quar-.
tor, AMI the north half 20 the south.
west quarter OF section 10, township o
north, range east
John Chew, OF uuuuison, Snppeto
county, homestead Unlfy OF tho north
half OF the southwest quarter, and tho
north half OF the soutura,, quarter Of
section IS, township ~ toutb, range
east.
Niols G. christensen, Of Gunnis0n,
Saupetu cUuuly, home itcrd ohtfy II
tue east half VI sOutntast quarter 81
r elton 20, township 10 tluin, fsugo
w,si, subject 10 right 0i way VI Lgsm.
ingtOn Water aud LAM company.
reservoir.
John Chew, Of Glnuison, sauroto
county, desert entry OF tho HOutue ~
quarter Of section 90, township south,
range east.
Aaron ID. Huntsmnu, " Hebron,
Washington county, homestead entry
OF tho north half OF tue southUas,
querier tue northeast quarter Of thy
southwest quarter, and Tie soulhoGst
quarter of the nofthw,8t quarter ui
section ~, township 81 south, raugo II
wUht.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. ll.-From
information received hero rom n
highly reliable sJuioc,it Ia learned that
ID. q. Mills, tue chief owner Of the
Carson a CJlora o Railway, which aow
runs fUuth 20 Independence, intends to
extend that line u MOlave, probably
within twelve mOnihs. This Will give
hun Two entrances lutO Lla Angeles,
one ovy- tho southern Pacific anu the
other over the Atlantic a Pacific d
Southern CaliiOrnn roads. lie hhs
just had the survey completed aud Tut
one thing j. keeping him back. The
gap IL ouiy l25 miles between the two
places, aud IT, construction would pro-
vide an outlet Tor much II the low
grade ores which do not pay profit n
shipped TO 5au FrauoiscJ.
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THE JAPS IN COREA.
Likely 10 Be- Hemmsd 10 By E1,mlS
on All Sides.
NATIVES RISE AGAINST THEM.
The Black Flag General Ordered 10
FofmoSa-A DISASTROUS Fire
at Chung King.

SHANGHAI, Sept. i4.-If reports from
Cores eau be- believed, there seems no
doubt that the JupAoese forces operat.
ing against the Chinese are likely TO DO
henmed In. Dispatches from Fusnn
bring additional combinations Of tue
reports that the whole OF southern
CoTea has risen against the japanese.
IL alec seems confirmed that the ia.
panese force Of 1000 who attempted to
march from Fusan 10 Seoul met with
disaster serious enough TO compel
them to return 10 thv former place
with 1900 OF their number
missing. A force Of 1000 fresb
troops have arrived at Fusau to protect
tue japanese settlement against the
anticipated attack by the armed Tong.
haks gathering In tue noibOrhooi.
1IE BLACK FLAGS ORDERED OUT.
General Liu Yuog Fu, the prom.
inent black nag chief Of Anrai, has
received orders from tho throne 10
depart rs soon rs possible for tOfmUta.
NutIt ut " 70 hNA ~ hhhihNAhA lHl ltllhl
highway cOmmi ssiOner.
General Llu Yung Flu at the end NJ
August attempted 10 transport 800
soldiers from SwAtow 10 FUrmotn, but
hearing fumots that the japanese
squadron was cruising ~ the Viciaity
OF FOrmOsa, the captain q the
steamer engaged to transport the
Chinese troops would not put
10 sea In spite Of the entfeaties and
threats VI the Black Flag genera.
Nothing daunted, General Liu Suug
fu succeeded Ia SNUG ling his men to
the island IN small parties.
The transport steamer wns after.
wards overhnulod by three JIpAncte
cfuisers, who ssut armed men To board
her. Tue japanese officers examined
the ehip's papers and searched tbs
steamer, evidently having received
information that General Liu Yuug
Fu wac likely 10 be Oh board.
A disastrous IRE occurred at Chung
King on the evening Of August rs.
Tue coniiagtatiOn IL snii ~ have ragged
oil night. Before midnight, the whole
southeastern portion Of the city was Ia
flames. About thirty persons are
Known 10 have persisted ami II IL
probable that the actual loss OF life
n greater.
ltlsroughly estimated that the loss by
the fire Will amount 10 fully 100000
taels. About 1000 buildings were
destroyed. No foreign houses we're
burned.
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BUSINESS nEN's RIGHTS.
Druggists May Refuse 90 Sell soda
water 60 CoIorsd Customers.

Druggists May Refuse 60 Sell soda
water 90 Coiorsd Customers.
BLooMINGToN, Ills, Sept. li.-Judgs
Upton, OF the circuit court here, has
rendered a decision respecting the legal
rights OF men engaged In business. In
July last two cOlOred men applied 10
IL. II. Green, who keeps soda ioun-
tain In his drug store, for soda water,
and we're refused on account Of their
color. Each sued Green for $500 dam
ages under the statute OF civil and
legal rights. Judge Upton decided
hey had no cause OF action; that the
law prohibiting keepers Of hotels, res
laurants, eating houses, barber shops,
public conyeyances, theRters aud places
)f public accommodation and Rmuse.
ment from discriminating between
people on account OF color, did not
apply to a druggist or ono keeping
Ioda fountain, and that II did not apply
70 merchants dealing In dry goods,
groceries, ETC., and other professional
men, and they might choose the per-
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BeilerO's

In the case Of The People W 4. j.
Be,lero, charged with assault with 10.
tent to commit marJtr, In tue Justices
cour. today, the defendant pleaded not
guilty. Attorney Zane asked that de-.
iondant he released on his own rrc0g.
n lance. Attorney Echnor nskcd that
tue case be continued until 10 y. IN 10.
morrow, aud he will then be prepared
to consider this proposition. Hu
wished 10 consult with Judge Howat.
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WILL LEAD 10 TROUBLE.

owen, HTeekinridge's Opponent,
Called 20 Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. l4.-Colonel
Owens, BrucSinriige's leading opp9-
uent, was calleh here from Georgetown
today. Owent's men from all parts OF
the district are n secret conference
over the manifesto from BreckinriIge,
In which Le charges owen with also
living In a glass house socially, IN ad-
ditiOn 10 gambling anu other vices.
The friends OF both candidates feel that
trouble IL now Inevitable.
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PcriIous Trip OF Farmer between
walls OF lirs,

tetilous hfip OF y hFhnHr betN"th
walls OF Firs.
MINSEAi'OLIs, Sept. II. - Kirby
BATuum, VINO owns farm near the
western border OF the Great Rud Lake
Indian reservation In the northern
part Of tue state, has just returned
from pcfilous trip down Thief river,
which skirts that reservation on the
west. To rip was made Ia small pas.
senger steamer that plies tetWCen the
Indian agency aud Thief TivrT falls, a
distance o. 100 miles. Fully half Of the
trip was mhue between the walls Of
fife. Raruum says the tlamca jumped
the Thief river and cut a swath through
the dense forest, fully sixty niles wide.
The whole country II uiiame. Tue
steamer was forced 70 go three Aud
four miles at time anu then
everybody would get OF and stand
In the water until tho Are bnd
heat HbRted somewhat. Several times
the boat was afife. The water In the
river has been raised to such tenn
perature by the fire that Its surface was
covered with millions Of dead tlih.
Bear, deer, anu other large game were
fleeing from the flames In great con-
fusion. Many small canoe parties OF
Indians were encountered making
their way down the stream ~ best
they could, There has probably been
loss o. life among them, Barnum Hays
the FIRE originated In n bln1s SGT by n
man who tried TO get control Of some
hay land from the government hut
failed. He hired two men TO fire II.
The flames soon spread to the i0re5t
anu have been burning ever since.
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GREEN sooDS BUSINESS.
The Experience Of i've Farmers Ia
new YUrk cav,

NEW YORIS, Sept Lice Wellln.
Felter anu Henry 5charmann, broth
efs.in.law, who describe themselves ~
farmers from DBnOes, H., arrived In
This CITY yesterday with $1,000 ana an
ayowed purp ~ To invest all 10 green
yogds, The farmers were met NJ the
depot by Henry Rasenbaum anu his
uonfedeintts, VINO stood At tho gate anu
called out their names. Each "sieeret"
took one OF the guys" aud led him up
West street to Canal street anu along
TO tho Picus hotel. They entered the
intel and went to a room on the second
H1or where the steefsra asked them
now much money they had ana how
much Tgreeu goods" they wanted.
The farmers, who were afraid Of
being tricked, were cautious about
Committing themselves, ana Rjsen.
S1um asked Wellinreilar to take walk
with him TO SEQ the "old man." We'll
inIeiter consented aud the two meu
istt tbe hotel, while the other steeror
and Schsirmaun remained In the
rnom. Ro,enbaum and Weliinreiler
walked 10 Wait street, whore they
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TmE NUNS or rmE 80.
The LueanIs Now Wears the Proud
Title.

LONDON, Sept. Little LucAnia
reaohsd Queenstown at 8i7 u. m.
maxi Z tue pSssaga from Now YORK
Ia o days, s houfs, 8S minutes.
The Lucauih's days runs were; AL,
5l2, 49i, Ola, 615, 3j7, making n total
Of $50 knOls; her average speed being
PISA knots. A singular feature Of the
trip IN the fact that the LucaniR's
record for both the eastward Rsd west
ward voyages are identically the same,
namely: 8 days, 8 hours and IS min
utes, but ON the present eastward trip
che covered 28 miles more than on the
Iecord.lreakinE trip last month.
The Lucauin,by her present perform.
ance, firmly establishes her position ms
'Queen OF tue sea, having crossed the
ocean In both direction In less time
than any other steamer. She holds the
highest average hourly spsed record,
2l.S0 knots, made last June, and her
800 knots covered In one day IL slill the
record for the longest dRy'a run.
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charged WIN Larceny.

CHICAGO, Sept, IL. - Warrants
charging l.. A. Bryan, T.. q. Bryan
and J. 4. Hanna, an attorney, win tue
larceny Of $4,000 worth Of bonds,
stocks and other papers have been
sworn out. Each gave bonds IN the
sum Of $4,000 for iu,ute appearance.
The arrests ATE the outc me oi recent
lransac,ions of tho Chicago. T0lltston
Land Investment company. The
warrants were sworn out by II. ID.
Bradford, onu Il the directors VI the
Chicago. rollsston Land Investment
company,
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept. a.
Unlied States District Attorney Cato
sells will today, II Is expected, make
alp icaIior IN tho Federal court grand
jury for q number Of indictments
against Van H. uven and Dr. Cassell,
OF Cedar Rapids, who arc charged
with frauds In securing pensions. The
purpose OF the government IN securing
the new indictments 10 be aided for IL
to prevent tho etatnten Of limitations
from becoming operative.
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NFw HOmS, Sept. i3.--Sneoulhilon
on exchange this morning was dull
aud iraiufeless except for the depression
Of Chicago gas, which with moderate.
~ active selling broke ror cent TO
72ti Southern Pacific, preferred, de.
cl urd sugar fost
Shanng The general depression lead
declined leau, preferred, u; sugar
3, subsequently sugar and le4d, Pre-
tefFud, rallied L.
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prisoner was convicted q rape at the
March term of the Fifst dblrict court
and sen,enced 81 five ytars' lmpris3n.
meut, The petition asking iot pardon
b,re a number Of signatures, incluI.
Ing tnat ~ tho trial judge; anj Assist
All District Attorney Thurman sent In
a letter expressing grave doubt ~ to
3essiOns's guilt.
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LONDON, Sept. l4-O fiicials OF tho
Bt allan legation declare that the
Montevideo dispatch published by "a
news agency, saying that Admiral
DR Cana and other UfllceT. were shot
without trial, by order OF President
PeiEoto Of Brazil, Ia tho fortress VI
Santa Cruz, April 70, Ia fAlIe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-14

LoNDON, Sept. li,-W. l.. Wilson,
Congressman from West Virginia, has
arrived here. He said his health mad
improved greatly on the voyage. He
was here, he said, merely on pleasure
trip, and would sail Tor New York
September 20.
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nnEcKrNnIpGI,, pI.rnIor.
EyerS body working for the Crucial
Primaries tomorrow,

LEXrNoroS, Kyn Sept. IL. - The
women arc out all over BreckenTidge's
dl,trict today urging voters on or
tomouow's primaries. Their presence
Ia having much 10 do with preventing
fights. There does not seem to be any
chauce for fraudulent voting or false
counting, ms each candidate has an
election officer. The beet politicians
arc behind Breckenridge; they are
working Gs II Il were a matter u life
anu death.
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SANTA III, n. NJ, Sept. i4.-James
Barrett, the murderer, was executed
by Sheriff Kemp Mt Eddy this after.
noon. Barrett was n railroad man
from Missouri who, while suffering
ON nlcoholic mania at Seven Rivers,
killed John Holihan.
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YoUNGsTOwN, ohio, Sept. 1.-THE
Goethe iOuge, Oue OF the oldest Ger.
man lodges " Knights Of Pythias In
The United States, has decided, with
tut four dissenting yOtes, to Withdraw
from the order aud organize the Goethe
Relief Society.
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GUADALAJARA, Mex, Sept. IA
Another eruption Of the ColimA vol.
cano, ON the Pacific coast, south OF
this city, IL threatened and the iuhabl.
tanlS Of the adjoining valley are Ia q
state OF excitement. An eruption at
this time would result In heavy loss Of
CROPS and great damage " other prop.
eTiy.
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WAsHINGToS, Sept. 1.-the Presl.
dent has made the following appon
ment: Richard W, Mead, roar adj
mirul Of the navy; Roher, h. Pyhian,
commodore OF he navy. Jgmef
Adams, lieutenant lmmanltr Of the
navy,
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. li.--Dislfici
Attorney Butler today filed 10 the
district court In this city suit for the
impeachment Of Mayor Fitzpatrick.
He l. charged with iavoritism, incgm.
potency, etc.
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co NM Err CIAL
EALr LAItE eLEARINu monsE.

Today's clearing house eEnhanges
amounted 10 tl6l.7O7. Same DAY
last year, SlOj,Oas.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Y0fk.-silver 0 (; load, sS.O5
ORE AND nULLIoN,
T. II. Jouc- a o.. received today:
Ores, ~, 200; bullion, $1,000. Total,
IS 500
IcCornicE & O.. received today:
Hanauef bnlhuu, $1,000; slycr und
lead ores, S2,5JOi cyauiIss, SlS,7UJ.
Total, sls,SUO.
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chicago. close. Sept ~
Wheat-Easy. sept. s3'i bee. t0i.i May,
CUf.
torn-Wcak sept. 81 oct, 5iii May, tJs.
rors-towcr sept 1900; jan. ilo7I.
lurd-iuwor; sept, $50, Jan, AId
Nls-L1weri sept and oct, 1875 jan,
Z i1g.
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Nomlnntsd far cenrr.ss.

DENvEg, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
Congressional convention oi the Sec
Ond district this afternoon nominated
ex-senator Thomas 81. Bowen for Con.
gresr.
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Salt Lake TEMPLE.

The Salt Lake Temple will DO closed
on Friday evening, Sept. 2s:h, aud
will be- te.oponed on Monday, Oct
bth. LORENZI SSOw,
PfetiIen,.
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OMAHA, Sept. 1.-THE fitsl snow OF
the season fell here this morning. IL
was followed by u heavy rain storm
from the NORTH.
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CHICAGO, Sept. li.--Judge Daniel
ScalIy u.cd today OF pneumonia.
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pardOnrll.

Byron Sessions was libel ntel from the
penItentiary today, huyiag been gran d
a pardon by Governor Wet. The