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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03
BANK ROBBERY IN KANSAS.
A Saliua C0,.,ern Robbed of 81 900 and
Young Man Seriously Shot.

Young Man Seriously shot.
SALINA, Sept. 3.-Four masked men en-.
tered the bank at Tescott. thirteen miles
north of here. and held up the cashier,
shooting several times at him compelling
him to deliver to them q 900. They then
backed out of the front door. Citizens
shot at them with revolvers, and it is
thought one of the robbers was hit John
Swartz, young man, stepped out in the
street with gun, when the robbers
turned on him and shot him through the
groin. He was seriously wounded and
may die
Tnen the robbers rounded up their
horses, which had been left at the lumber
yard near by, and hurried away Posses
from Tescott, Saline. and other points
started in pursuit, and word has been re.
ceived that the robbers were seen neal
Brookviile. a farmer who was in the
bank at the time of the robbery was made
10 give up his vslusbles and money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03
Went Home Drunk aud shot His Bah,

tEDiSNATI, sept. 3-James Cain, Jr., a
lsusr, OF I.lckland, went home drunk
a"u -not his girl baby, . months old, kill
ias her; shot his young wife in the head
an. suut his father. GS years old, in the
arm. The wiie's wound may prove fatal.
The fathers wound is slight. In his
prison cell Cain admits his guiSs, but
alleges improper relations between his
iItAer and hi. wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03

EAsToN. Pa Ser. 3.-The sheriff levied
IN the large mill of the Mattowan Feiting
company of this city on judgment note
amounting To 0,3oS 49, held by the trus-
tees for the bondholders. The industry
has proven financial failure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03
conn Decline. the Nomination.

t'4hnAi.r. Ind. sept. SC. &. Conn has
formally declined the nomination recently
'e"iered him to congress by the Demo
,rtt> OF the Thirteenth district. A call
ATS been issued for the party leaders to
Meet nt Plymouth TO fix the date for u
Lew COnNcntinn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03
Have You Money
To Invest?
If so. read this:
4 Per Cent Loans.

The following is a partial
list of completed gilt-edged
first mortgage loans on hand,
which we offer for sale. sub
ject to previous selections,
for their face and accrued
interest. These 4,..us have
been carefully selected by
us. and are first-class in
every respect. They are all
z PER CENT net to the inves-
tor. We have many other
loans to offer. if these are
not in amounts to suit the
investor:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03

ASHLAND. o.. sept. Sword has
ius, been received that Burbank. a
town Of 900 on the Erie road, IS
miles cast of here. is burning up.
Engines from west Salem have been
cent 70 the scene OF the contlagra-
'r1r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03
,armcr k,I.cd at a Crossing.

GALEsbUEG, Ills, Sept. 3.-James
Sumner. prominent farmer of Orange
township, Knox county, and a member oil
the county agricultural board. while driv-
ing across the fair ground railroad cross
ing at Knoxuilie was struck by pas
scngcr train and instantly killed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03
Forest Hire Dealt, List

NiSSEAPoLrs. Mimi. Sept. S.-A
private dispatch just received from
Pine City says the number of victims
in and near that place from forest
fires viii reach at least 425.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03

NEw NoEK, Sept. 3.-Clifford, the King
y Tie Leigh and Rose string. was sold mt
,HecPshead Bay for $1,000 The pur-
luaser Is Il. l.. Rose. The sale of the
stable j. to wind up the partnership be-
Neeu Mr. Rose and Leigh.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03

The torture OF dyspepsia and sick
headache, the agonizing itching and
pain of salt rheum. are removed by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-03

Mrs. Julian Ferry, formerly of Sche.
nevus, N. Y, has been appointed to a
position in the office of the adjutaut
general Of Michigan at Lansing
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
An Indian Boy Win . H,.,Orr

The Cherokee Indian boy had his
 trial yesterday afternoon, and the charge of burglary was reduced to
 petit larceny, the articles stolen
 having been all recovered, and not
 very valuable. He was convicted of the smaller offense and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. The boy has absolutely no idea of time, and if his sentence had been for five years it would have been all the same to him, as he would not have known the difference. He was dues- tion by the officers as to his history, and told an interesting and romantic story. He IS apparently from If to l6 years old, but says he has no idea of his age, and apparently does not know what is meant by the term. He stated that the first thing he can recollect was that he was in Sells circus, and that he remained there long time; he does not know how long. He was called the Wild Boy from Borneo,' and as such was one of the drawing cards of the circus. The show people finally dropped him in Cincinnati. and he made his way from there to St. Louis, where he accidently came across some troops headed for Ari- zona. He succeeded in getting in with them and came to Fort Grant, thence to San Carlos, finally land ing in Prescott. He seems quite bright and intelligent considering the disadvantages he has labored under all of his life. He has much of the shrewdness and cunning of his race, which shows itself when ever an opportunity presents. He was employed for two days recently 10 wash windows at the depot. at a stipulated price of $l.50 per day. He worked faithfully and performed the service we'll, but during the two days. succeeded in borrowing $500 additional, from those employed there, and then got bis check cashed, pocketing the proceeds without liquidating his small obligations, or, in other words, worked the scheme so as to receive $500 per day for his services. His ideas of honesty are as confused and imperfect as are those of time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
More thau 16.OOO Hindoos have

More than 16,OO0 Hindoos have been inoeulated for the prevention of cholera.
 Russia is said to have made the treaty with Germany to dampen the eagerness of France.
 The Czar will repress instruction in German among German eolonists in Southern Russia.
 Mile. Coralie Brach, a dancer at the Paris opera house, has died, leaving $600,OO0 earned by dancing.
 There are nearly 500 cases of sui eide and attempted suicide in the Austrian army and navy each year.
 The experiment of shipping but ter from Australia for the English market was successfully made few mont h- ago, and a considerable trade has resulted.
 Se1eral safes at Eutaw, Alabama have been cracked recently and stores robbed. Two strangers giv- ing the names of Russell and Reed were suspected. Warrants were sworn out for their arrest and Sheriff Hennegan attemped to arrest them. They fired on him and he returned it, killing both men and receiving wounds from which he died soon after.
 Rafael Lopez was engaged to marry the daughter of Martin Pa renza, a wealthy rancher near Caracaba, Mexico. Having heard reports about Lopez's character, the young lady broke the engagement. Lopez called and pleaded, but in vain. He remained to dinner, and secretly put poison in the food. A few minutes later all were taken sick and died before a physician could come, the daughter, father and Lopez being dead.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
Brief. But Interesting.


 Pierre Lott, the French author, has started on a walk across the Sahara Desert, dressed as Bedouin. He is bound for the Holy Land.
 One of the reasons given by Mir. Harter, of Ohio, for his decision to quit Congress at the close of the present term, is that he " is tired of being nine-tenths office broker and one-tenth legislator"
 Miss Jennie Lander, of Mansfield, Ohio, is about to assume at the White House the duties of goyerness to Ruth Cleveland. Miss I.anders is a native of Bonn, Ge. many, and speaks the French, Italian and Eng fish languages, and owes her new position to Rev. Dr. Drswitz, of Washington.
 Senator Cal. Brics of Ohio and New York has an income so large that he is able to spend, as reported. Sl50,0O0 a year in maintaining his Washington establishment. NIT. Brice Is opposed on high moral grounds to the income tax feature of the Wilson tariff bill.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28

The Season for April, just re- ceived, is full of very seasonable designs. Seven exquisite toilettes are shown, suitable for house and the promenade, and a handsome toilette for house that is unsurpassed for loveliness. Plate l042 shows an exquisite wedding dress of novel design and of complete finish; a handsome reception toilette is illus trated on same plate. Over one hundred costumes are illustrated in the April copy, from the infants outfit, children, Misses and ladies' complete costumes, wraps, bonnets, lingerie and the many pretty garni- lures indispensable to we'll dressed ladies' costume. The Season is sec ond to none in its varied illustra- tions, which make it indispensable in the home. This valuable home magazine can be obtained at all newsdealers at the office of The International News Company, S3 and S5 Duane St, New York City, N. Y. Yearly subscription. $3.50; single copies, 30 cents.
 The force of men at work at Querino canyon for B. Lantry & Sons have moved to Putnam, just west of Holbrook. The Messrs. Lantry have taken a contract to enlarge the railroad oompany's water storage dam, near Williams, to double its present capacity, and the rock will be taken from the quarry at Putnam.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28

The dining rooms of Hotel Burke was crowded yesterday afternoon, during the hours set apart for din- ner. The menu embraced turkey and chicken in addition to the many other substantial and delicate arti- cles of diet, and, in fact, comprised so many good things to eat that the diner was at loss to know what to sele t. Since NJ. J. Hickey has taken personal charge of the dining room, he has not only improved the cui- sine by the employment of the very best white cooks to be had, and by the purchase of the very best that the market affords, but he has also improved the service. He has hand some and tidy girls to wait on the tables, who are not only very atten- tive, but who keep the tables and the dining room in the very pink of attractive condition. Taking yes terday's Sunday dinner as a sample, better meal is served in Hotel Burke for half a dollar than one can get in Los Angeles or San Fran cisco for seventy-Eive cents, or even a dollar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
MoxDAY'sDArLY.


 Ed. Hoagland left for Trinidad this morning.
 The Dudes hose company meets this evening at o'clock.
 J. NJ. Dodson's condition remains practically unchanged today.
 Choral society meets at the resi- dence of Judge Wells this evening.
 All forms of accident insurance written by the Etna. J. s. GREEN, Agent.
 May Berry, of Flagstaff, has been divorced from her husband, r. D. Berry.
 Major G. W. Vaughn returned last evening from his trip to Re- dondo.
 Judge Abner Wade and B. A. Hussey came in last evening from Walnut Grove.
 II. Cartmell, brother of R. J. Cartmell, has been visiting the lat ter Tor some time. The parties who went out to ex- anime Judge Wade's King Solomon mine have returned.
 There are few monuments of fires yet standing around town which should be removed. B. F. Murphy is having the block thoroughly repaired, in which the recent fires occurred.
 storm symptoms are on again. A little rain shower now would be of benefit to the country.
 Rev. E. w. Meany took the pupils of his school out to the end of the track to-day for picnic.
 George C. Deck and Miss l.. Davis were married in Prescott, March 26, by Justice II. W. Fleury.
 T. k. King, the stock man. reports the loss of SIX head of horses from eating loco weed. Several others are sick.
 The Bowie and Globe railroad is expected to reach Solomonville by July and Fort Thomas by Octo- Der 1. this year.
 Georgia Clifford, the dissolute woman who killed brakeman at Williams by administering poison. was convicted of manslaughter at Flagstaff last week.
 Travellers should protect them selves by an accident ticket in the Etna Accident Insurance Company. J. :. GREEN, Agent. Have you an accident policyG
 Judge Wm. Burns arrived last night, and has been issuing certifi- cates to Chinamen who registered during his last visit, and has been registering others who failed to reg ister before.
 The new fur niture for the record CTS office will cost, when put in place, about SI 800. It is good for all time nearly, and will be a great convenience in the matter of keep ing the records in systematic order. Why suffer with headache and neuralgiaf Wright's Paragon Head ache Remedy never fails. Safe, sure soothing to the nerves. Does not disturb the stomach, and induces sleep. Try it. For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 We have received a nice line of spring and summer clothing, which suits We sell from SIl to SI4 per suit. They are all wool.
 A. WoLLENBERa & Co. George P. Harrington, of the Crowned King mine, arrived today from the east, accompanied by his wife and three children. They will leave for the mine to- morrow, where they will reside during the summer. \ son of MT. and Mrs. Harrington has been there since December.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
Newsy Llttle ParaKrnph.

A whole family was poisoned and three death resulted at Crawfords- vile, Indiana, from eating canned chicken.
 A sewing machine trust has been formed. Capital, $5,0OO,OO0.
 New Haven, Connecticut, China men have ordered a boycott against Sunday School in that city, be- cause one of the teachers reported them to the police for gambling.
 Good attendance is still reported at tho Midwinter Fair.
 In the Bluefelds, Nicaragua, mat ter, the State Department has re- ceived satisfactory assurance that the landing of troops from the war ship Cleopatra, was solely for the protection of British subjects there.
 The Union Depot, at Denver, will be rebuilt again.
 Charles Bain, of the Bain Wagon Company, of Kenosha, Wisconsin, Is dead.
 Commodore Kirkland has been ordered to Rio Janeiro to relieve Commodore Benham.
 Senator Colquitt is reported seri- ously ill.
 Annie Baily, colored, died at Phil adelphia on Tuesday, aged l21 years.
 A regular blizzard has held sway in the eastern states for the past two or three days.
 Col. Allen Sells, one of the orig inal Sells Bros, of circus fame, died at his home in Topeka, Kansas, on Tuesday, aged 5S years.
 Agricultural clubs throughout Germany are attacking American meats on the ground that killing by machinery involves serious sanitary objections.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
'eware of 0intments for Catarrb
 That Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy .ha sense of fs,,ou tnd completely derange the whole system ,,h.- ssnteIing lt through the mucous surfaces. Sur 4rticles should never ba useA excaDt ,Y, ,! ,t i' t,ons From reputable physicians as the danaEe
 M VII do IS ten fold Co the good you can pos 3-oy 9eriNe From them Halls Cararrh pure teaAuuisctQred by F J. Cheyney X Co. Toledo. % Ia contains no msrcury snd is taken intern e.iy, act'ng directly upon the blood and mucous FcrIAees oi the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
 .. 8 sose ana get the genuine. lt Is taken in ErnAliy and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. A'i.ey ney & Co. Testimonials free
 kH Sold by Druggists, price g cents per bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28

Dr. Parkhurst, the story of his life and his remarkable war against official protection of vice and crime in New York City, will be the sub leet of an authoritative article in McClure's Magazine for April. The article will be illustrated with sey- eral portraits of pr. Parkhurst.
 F. L. Carlisle will leave for the east tomorrow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
nn No. wh., We Say.

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that makes it sell, and hss given it such 8 strong and lasting hold upon the confidence of the people.
 For a dinner pill and general family cathartic, we confidently recommend Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28

The Mail says that the gun club tournament next Sunday promises to be a big event in the sporting annals of Winsiow. Las Vegas Socnrro, Albuquerque, Gallup, Flag staff, Prescott, Williams, Kingman, Needles and other towns will be represented.
 Lustrous Pearly White Teeth, and firm ruby gums, make beauti- full faces more charming, and the plainest ones attractive. Use Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap and secure them. "A Toilet Gem" 25c. For sale by w. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Come and examine our new spring and summer suits. Also take a look at other goods We have.
 A. WoLLENBERG & Co.
 The Prescott Courier, Vol. X No. ?, pu shed for W. w. Ross, Prescott, Arizona" IS the name of a neat little advertising sheet which has found it's way to this office. It does not require very close perusal of it's columns to determine who are the publishers.
 Last week, while taking a walk down the river below the military reservation, U. s. Deputy Collector M. J. .Nugent, run across a box buried in the sand, which, upon in yestigation, was found to contain a fine Bible, which at the time of the flood belonged to A. O. U. W. lodge aud was lost. Upon taking 1t from the box, while badly damaged by the water, it was still intact and contained even the secrets of the order. For over three years the sacred book had lain beneath the sands of the Colorado, and had been under water for several months each year.-Yuma Sentinel.
 Four proposed sites for storage reservoir for irrigation when the Nile is low have been inspected in Egypt. Three of the schemes are for building a dam across the river aud the fourth proposes to use the natural depression of the Wady Ralan by filling it with the flood water of the Nile.
 Another large invoice of prin .ers' stationery arrived today for tLe JouRNAL~MNER's Job rooms,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
For Over FinY Ynnra

Mrs. MGNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used Tor children teething. lt soothes the child soft eus the gums, allsys all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diArrhosS- Twenty live cents bottle. nwf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
The Mail sars thai tha rnn nln

Moods Pa:s are purely vegetable and carefully prepared. 25c. Try box.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28

1, The United States imported 502,. q17 foreigd labOrers in the year 1893 and yet there are 100000 Ameri. cans appealing for work. Is it not time that something should be done tb stop wholesale immigration of the least desirable class of Europel +Deaver Sun.
 While workmen were engaged re- gently in sinking a we'll for Coles A. Baskford, in Ferguson valley, they encountered the skull of a white man at a depth of five feet. The oldest resident of that vicinity does not know anything of its. history.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
A. WI oLLENBERa N co.

Come and examine our new spring and summer suits. Also take look at other goods We have.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
A. WOLLENBERO N CO-

George P. Harrington, of the Crowned King mine, arrived today from the east, accompanied by his wife and three children. They will leave for the mine to- morrow, where they will reside during the summer \ son of Mir. and Mrs. Harrington has been there since December.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-18

suferings worthy of the secular glories
which she has inherited. Not only
must | withhold my consent TO what YOU
ask OF me, but you yourself must an
nounce my refusal to the young prince to
whom your heart is given. 1t is you who
must make him accept my resolution
without murmuring against IL. II is you
who must urge him TO accept other bonds,
so as to assure the succession to the
throne of which he is the heir -
With these words the pope, who was
visibly exhausted, extended his hands on
the forehead of the princess kneeling at
his feet, remained awhile in silent prayer,
and then abruptly closed the interview
and returned TO his Oratory.
The princess, almost overcome. made a
supreme effort to compose herself while
crossing the galleries and the Sale des
Gardes, where the cham berlains and the
Swiss officers ranged themselves respect
fully on her passage. Then she took ref
uge under the dome of ST. Peter, and
her sacrifice at the foot of the cross which
stands before the grand altar.
On her return to England Helene gave
to Clarence the message the Pope had
sent, and urged him to consent to other
bonds, and to think Of the successor he
ought TO give himself if he ever sat on
the throne Of the United Kingdom.
Later on, as we all know, the Duke Of
Clarence was betrothed to Princess May.
but it can be said to-day, now that one is
married and the other dead, that he
never effaced from his memory the image
OF the young princess to which he had
given his heart. When he was i'll, and
stretched on bed from which he was
nevsr to rise again, those who surrounded
him were always careful when he was in
delirium TO send Princess May out of the
room, which she seldom left, so that she
might not hear the sufferer ceaselessly in
woke the name Of the princess from whom
he had been forever separated
As for Helene, she was not obliged to
drink TO the dregs the bitter cup which
her lips had touched. She did not have
TO see the one she loved so dearly become
the husband of another
Princess May was able to console her
self by another marriage, which again
placed her on the steps of the English
throne. AS for Princess Helene, she is at
present en- route for the Orient, leaving
that Europe which has seen the suffer-
ings of her young heart.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-18
GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
neighbor as a necessity, but gives no Sign

neighbor as a necessity, but gives no sign
of approval or censure.
Perhaps the Casino is the mainstay Of
the principality. Perhaps the gambling
tables replenish the public Golfers, and the
visitors support its exchequer; but as the
experiment has not been made to suppress
this possible source of revenue, the crou-
piers and the green cloth, no one can tell
what effect the measure would have on
the finances. And what matter after all2
Such as it is, MANAGE is simply perfect
the halcyon days glide away serenely de-
lightful, and when funeral tolls at rare
intervals, or the tinkling bells Of the Wat
icum being carried to deathbed one is
rudely startled, as if it were impossible
for death or suffering TO touch with their
sombre wings a scene so fair, a peace so
profound, population so happy, a land so
blessed. M. pES,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-18

judging from the fact that a superb syna.
gogue has just been dedicated az 81. Peters.
hurg. u would appear that the persecution OF
the Hebrews ny the Gar 40 not altogether so
brnple as has been described The Kynu-
goEue is constructed iu ornate Oriental style
aud 40 the dedication ceremony there were
present large humber OF 0nleials u nigh
rank
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-18

Waco, Ter. is 20 have a SIS 900 cotton pal
ace, and II Is hopes 20 have Mr.. Cleveland
visit the state during the exposition. The
building will ne constructed Of staH. but All
ihe decorations will be- ~ the staple and
King Cotton Will surmOunt the dome