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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
COVERED HEAD & NECK
Eczema of Worst Type. School and Society Abandoned. Felt Death Would be Relief Cuticura Soon Put An End to
 all SutIcriugs.

Ever since I was three years old have been troubled with Eczema Of the worst type. It at times completely covered my head and neck. ] have tried all sorts of medicines, and have been dOctored by many very eminent physicians, but with no favorable result. Sometimes my head was one mass Of thick sClb that would run and bleed, and in summer WOJld be so much worse; my ears looked as though they would fall off. 1 could not go to school mingle wi th society, aS the disease snel5 50 had. 1 let at times that death would be a relief, sGi!crHg aHd itching until I hardly knew what 10 GO. l got your CUTICURA REMEDIES the 2i h of January inst, and used them according tO tiTvcs ions, and can now say that they soon pat an cad 10 l lay suffering Words can never tell Uly thanks 10 you and your valuable medicine, and shall always recommend them to whOeverI see suffering from the terrible disease. hal spent money and tried the best of docsors with bur little relief.
 Miss HANNAH WARREN.
 1i37 George SIree., La Crosse, Wis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
She Wanted Reparatiou.

Jennie Garner. an athletic colored woman, made music in the air yester- day In the vicinity of the jrs'ice's courts. her theme being ths Republican reporter who had called her Peter Jackson" through his sheet. The jus tice referred her to the district attorney. and the district attorney to the grand jury, and even that august body went in pursuit of reparat;on and revenge. She was "a perfect lady," she declared, and didn't propose to be called names, and what she des red was to place that re- porter behind the bars ard to get about sl0,OOO damages from the Republican ompany.-Gezette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
Yavapai Artisan Wells.

When artesian water was first pros pected for the Denver people were mos' skeptical as to it's existenence there. It was obtained however. and at no less depth than 900 feet. Ii any we'll has ever been sunk to that depth here the Courier has DO knowledge of it. While
 heir may be 10 artesiao water in this section, there is certainly great under ground water supply which can be reach ed at various depths according to local ity. Diggers of deep wells in various parts of the territory have encountered three different strata of water quite @ distance apart, the last and third always proving the strongest.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Saterwhite Get his Fees-COuct
 Adiourued.

Judge Satterwhite has won his sult against the county fer $40 for services for assisting the district attorney. This morning Judge Sloan so decided of Yuma county vs. George M. Knight
 Judgement for the defendant was given in the case of Jose Lucero vs. Pima county.
 4 new trisl was denied in the cese of c. c. Reitz vs. Canada del Gro company. Notice of appeal to tie ,ucreme court was gwen.
 The court adjourned til the 4th of June, Judge Sloan will leave tonight for Tom bstOne, to open court there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
From the Capital City.
Herald

Large nun Der of rawberries are be- ing shipped to eastern territorial points.
 Guy Bennett came in last ght from the Seneca Ranch, north of Prescott. He says the range is poor, water low aud the country very dry.
 A pardon vas issued by Governor Hughes to John Simpso1, ,, restoring him to citizenship. He was serving an eighteen months term for aggravated assault. whica term was completed May 8ih.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, el- lays all pam, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea. Twenty five cents a bottle. Sold by all drug ists throughout the world.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
Resolutions of Condoience-
HALL OF ARIZONA COUNCIL No. 632 OF NATIONAL UNION.


 632 OF NATIONAL UNION.
 TUCsoN, April 2S, 1894. WHEREAS, The Council is for the first tune called upon to record the death of one of it's members in the person of our late friend, Thos. A. Judd. who depart ed this life in Tucson March 31, 1894, snd
 Whereas, In the death of friend Judd the Council lOoses one of it's most worthy end active members and this city useful citizen and official, there fore Ce 1t
 Resolve d, Tnat we, the members of the Council extend to the bereaved fam fly our heartfelt sympathy in their sad bert ave ment and further that copy of these resolutions be furnished the family of our late friend and that they be published in the papers of the city and also in the Tri- Color of Toledo. Ohio. the official paper of the National Union.
 W. WHITMoRE,
 JNc. J. HILL. Com.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
The Mineral Market.
Ruilders. Attention.

On the second page of the CITIZEN appears the price list of lumber at cut rates, as now sold by the Tucson Lum- Der company. It is worth close study.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
Base Ball.

Boston Brooklyn l, Bostcn :. New York Washington }, New Yurk 6.
 Minneapo is-Sioux City ', Minneap- oils l5.
 Milwaukee No game. rain. Detroit-Detroit 21, Indianapolis II. Toledo Grand Rapids 1, Toledo 24. S. Jeseph-St. Soseph 29. R1cG Is land l.
 Chica2o No game, rain. Omaha Peoria 12, Omaha 8. BaItimore-Philadelphia 9, Baltimore 3.
 At Pittsburg-Cleveland 2, Pittsburg l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
Eszrw
 kYINLNIsISIN <YS VizzsyE:yz:IH ViYH  zham
 zos//s

Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder to be taken dry orlaadeIntoa tea.
 The King of Liver Mcd;cincs. "I have t;s,l yoar ~iiamUns liver Regu- latOr and C:i cOnScienclui!Siv say G i> the king oG all liver ined icincs. ! consider il a medicine chest in iIsGlf-tiE". ". JACK SCN, Tacoma. Washington.
 SEvEBY PACKAGE1Iz Ras the E Stasnr in red yra;,pcr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
|" As old as

As old as thehills ana never excell- ed. " Tried and proven '" IS the verdict of millions. s Iii m 0 n s Liver Regu- lator Is the only Liver and Kidney medicine to which you c;in pm your faith for a c Il r e. 4 m id laXa- tive, a Il | purely ve5- A
 ettble. act ing directly OF tlio Liver B II | Kid news. Try 1t. Sold hv all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Well-known Sol. dier, Correspondent and Journal
 ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave soldiers to the war, and no state bears a bet ter record in that respect than it does. ID literature it is rapidly acquiring an enviable place. In war and literature Solomon Newell, well known as writer as sol has won an honorable position. Dur ing the late war he was a member of Co. M 2d. \. Y. Cavalry and of the l3th Indiana In- fantry Volunteers. Regarding an important circumstance he writes as follows:
 several of Us old veterans here are using Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills. ali of them giving splendid satisfaction In fact. We have never used remedies that compare with them. Of the Pills we must say they are the best cOm- binatiOn of the qualities required in a prep aratiOH of their nature we have ever know n. We have none but words of praise for them. They are the OutgrOwth of a new principle in medicine. and tone up the system wonder fully. We say tO all, try these remedies" Solomon Newell, Marion, Ind, Dec. > 1892
 These remedies are sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the Df. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind. on re- ceipt of prize, sl per bottle, six bottles S. ex- press TrpIiSiG They DOeiti-oly contain neither NNiates nor dangerous 0IuxSs
 SOLD BY ALI, DRT1GGTSTS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19

Hoods Sarsaparrllla abeolutly cures where other preparations fall. It poss- esses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver, are cured bp Hoods Pills. Upequslied as a din. ner pill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19
Killing Glandred Stock.

Cincinnati St. Louis9 9, Cincinnati Is
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19

nIMPLES, bIackheads, red, rough, chapped, and TIM oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-05-19

the executive building 'ever since last D. cember have been removed and ths miiItary force is beng gradually re- duced
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-03

Mary uassisss's Lever ssss 1sp in
Prissa. nat Ashss Ne Premises.
New YoRx, Oct a-Mary Bastistt. for.
msely Of Poushksspsis. who vas arrested
In . disortissly boass Sunday night, and
whoss lover suhssQusatly offered TO
marry her. spsnt yesterday aftsrnoon In
the Jefferson Market prison, instead Of
going TO the Island With the regular batch
Of prisoners. Keeper NcDsrmost said hs
would keep her ~ long - possible %
that she might have every chance 70 ~.
gain hce frssdom.
Early yesterday the young man who bad
offered 10 marry the girl went 10 the peison
and asked the kespsr to tell Mary that her
old sweetheart wanted 70 go her.
The yeung psopls met In the matroa's
room. and Mary cried bitterly. aud said
she vould b . good girl In the future. She
told the young man she wanted 70 get
away from New York, and that she would
b . true and faithful wife to him. He,
however, made no promises, but left, cay.
tn9 he would go her again to-day. Az hs
left the PRISON he refused absolutely 10 tell
who hs vas, and sah that % iIs was eoine
10 marry the sid - did not want the
shame 10 cling 70 thsm beth al thsir lives.
He added that 10 would - Justlce
Hoeau this merniae. sad that hs hopsA 10
b able 70 est the Girl Srse.
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WORK OF WILD WINDS
littls Rstk, lik. Ibitsd b Q III.
llbls Cyelola
MANY PERSONS ARE KILLED
One % the Greatest Disastavo gvev
Gxperienoed In That Part -
the Worid-haany heartr
Pon9lnG Scenes.

LIrrL1 ROCK, Ark., Got. "A tsrsshso
cyclone struck this city at 7:3o e'e3ssS
this evening and almost devastated ~
husinsss portion Of the city. Several psss
pie Arc known to have been kilisd au1
many injursd. The main postisa a tho
buainess center, bounded on the south ~
Third street, and on the nossh hv ths pivuP
front, and on the west hy Center eegUo1.
and on the sast hy Commercial stFsst, =
practically In ruins and the amount a
damage q incalculable. The tosal prcp.
srty loss win probably appsoxinass moe
Ooo.
The cyclone was accompanied b. 49,
RHO rain storm and stocks of eeoos u
thoss business beusss which vsss 10
rooted. though MOI oshsrwiss vrsekq1,
ere destroyed By water.
The storm struck the state psnitsntiasV
With fearful forcs, dsstroyine The dining
room. tsasins down ths tahis anA sAsDs,
unrooAng the main cell b0ildine asA -
molishing the vaFdso's once.
Several coovists veee seeiously injuso6s
one ef whom disd sn heuP aflsewas4
Ths llehtnine stSuck the Nassia ties1Es
corner u 6psine end Sssead stsssos, ~
tally vrseking ths thisd aooe. 4 Auas -
the nams q Eaten wss fatally isjusa
thseo.
The Nims building. ssrnse q csatap
and Oak streets, was unreoeed an1 ~
oe The fourth door ee 0lsasea's hesel vos
blown away. ~ Main and 6sesad serss1s
the tops a several sdjaeset baildin0 ~
pilsd up tn IN indisesiminats heap.
The most damage. hewsvsg, vas oooo
10 property % NAskham aud Cennesoo
strests. Nearly every building IN tAAA
dls,ries h unrcaesd and many sss : tslsI
wreck. 4 large thres sossy huil1in6 -
Martin and Culvset. eesupisd ~ ~ =.
H. Mccarthy eompaay, b . taeal vsosh,
- b also two story bsll6iag % ths sps
poslts corner. occupied b. Mag 1lk1ns -
. saloen. The third stesy q ~ -
Dsming houss was baowu q ao9
ssvssal ssssss under u vsrs hssdsd ~
water aud Allsd With dshsla.
Ths streets ere Allsd With Tin ssslh,
elsctric wires and othse WseekAee, and =
Will b several days bssose ~ sstsat =
the damage can b sssaFats1v h1ssn.
Ths lasgs cotton vasshsuss sltnaaed -
Ousod ~ 0Uet UUus1 ~ !. n
Baehum. vas vsssksd. u ebil - ~
Western Union tslegsaph eAes> nezt
doos, end wrecked Il. thus eattiag = 81
telseraphie eommunicatiea With eulsiAo
points.
parties are busy searching ~ ~
wouadsd but The list Il easualnss b ~
cbAasnahls.
Amens thsss knsvn 10 havs bssa
seriously end probably SaAAlly iAjuseA
asss C. n. Nosros. member q ths Asksns
sas lsgislaturs, Sam Smith, . pes0lsea4
cottea buyer. b also badly woande1.
Othess are known 10 b more - 1sss -
jursd bat the namss sse nss ehtainahlA
Al kinds q rumsss - aesa1. sas -
s&set that The iosass asylum, b vh6sA
co pattsnts ass eoa0nsA, has bsea bosva
dswn and many paaisats iajnssA ~ ~
avlum b situated . miis fts0 thls ~
and the rumee eaanet b ooa0FDoe 4
number oe sesaped lunaties hAvs bseQ
captured near the union dspet 81 ~
fnet aivoa eo1oP IN tho PumoR.
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xsaa. Suit We heeaghs - ohtain Q q.
esss dselasins dsfsadast, MeKsan, Q tsus-
~ Ses plaintiff rAilread and its sssek.
ho1dsss In rsspess AZ esetAiu moosys ~.
ssssatias eo0mo. received By him from
enc Hsosy 8. Ives, also eancsiing ~
against teat esgposstioa IN a9rssansut In
wsitiae = 5uns I. 1851. siGusd b NeKsaa
lndlvi1aally and hy Ives - trustee Soe
-, ,lso and payable six moashs aftse date.
The cIrvuit court dismissed the bill Tor
want & svissaes. This dseisiea vas sus-
tained b. tAo court Of appeals.
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Into an Opsa switch.

LEAvExwoErH. Kan, Oct. "A special
train Of eight coaches on the Missouri Pa.
cific railroad. loaded with passenger, lsfs
here this evening. but ran Unto sn open
switch in South Lsavenworth, derailina
the engine aud several cars. Engineer
Alex McCambridge jumped aud was &C.
verely cut about the face. Fireman
Blanchard also jumped and sustained in.
juries of one arm. A colored man named
Harrington Of this city. who was stealing
a ride ION the trucks. was fatally crushed
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Pleading tho Poverty Act.

ST. LorIs, Oct. "A reduction OF wages
In the rolling department OF the tin plate
works Of the St. Louis Stamping company
is announced. Thomas Neidringhaus
said: Under the Mckinley bill the duty
afforded lis protection on tin plate esti-
mated ut 7b per cent. The Wilson bill Of.
fords a protection at only IS per cent"
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Terrible xxpsslsass In . New Yssk xs
ensnS Houss.

Terrible xxpsrlsass In . New Yssk 1sa.
sasnt Heass.
NEW YoRK, Oct "A drs heoks cut
to-day In avs-story tsnsmsnt heuse ~
Madisoa street, Inhabited by 20 families.
Mrs. ClnsburR. on the third aeee, Who
had given birth to child oaly few hours
hefoes, was left 70 shift for hsrsslG
Two young men contrivsd to lowee Q
rope to the window. and With The rops
tied about her waist, claapine The shild In
her arms, she was drawn 70 the ruee end
then oonvsysd to place Of safety. Aftss
the dss was sxtinsuishsd the body q Ida
Krsissf, two pears Old, was found In the
passaes-way whore che had bssn overcome
hy smoke,
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Mexican Won.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-The United States
court of appeals handed down an opinion
to-day favorable to W. X. Mexican, for
whom ex-president Harrison appeared as
counsel, IN the case Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton railroad against Me-
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HILL WON'T SAY.

He Il stiii Thiskiag Seriously Abest
That Msmiaasies.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Seuatoe Hill held
. eonfsrsnts to-day with George B. Nc.
Clslland, 3. Z. Ridssway. General Wiley
and Clerk Dsfrsssl Az the eloss Of the
conference Hill and Defrssst LETT the
hotel toesthsr. To the reporters Hill said: /:
~ must decline to cay anything Of .
political nature" Dsfrssst. howevss. rs.
marked: "rhs senator hes not yet se.
copied the nominatIou.n
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The Supreme Csuss Dssi1ss tAs 0apleaa
Blsssaea Case. Iu
specia; DispateA b ~ Standard.
HELENA, Oct. 3.-At noon to-day the %.
pssns court dismissed the writ q mAn.
damus In the capital election case. In IN
opinion b. Justice DEWITT and Chisf Jusp
ties Psmbsrton II b held that ths lav e
1901, under which the last election was
held, y the peopse one. sta..e
Justice harweod Agrees - 10 The ESQ
struetion. but b of the opinien that the
prooseding should have been dismissed on
the ground Of practice, - the questions
we're mot properly before the court.
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YUM. yum. YUM


Jsnnie anA uta JAas Uaitsa Afoes keag.
Lsag vsass Of Wsasins.
ORAx0R, n. J.. 0cl 2-Miss Jans
Dearborn. Tor . ysass principal q The
Dearborn. Morgan school, and james
Ellison Nills, state ssoaogist ee California,
ars to b uaAUisd n SAn rtansiseo nexs
month. About . ysars ESQ Niss Dsas.
born and NJ. Niils we're seheelmatss q
Beooklyn. NR Nills studied thsoleey and
vas oedainsd 10 The minisasy. He vss
married In Callfosnia. His vile disd
several yssrs aeo. Last Ssptembse % .
eonvsntisa Of the SwsdsuhurgiAn church
In Chicago, Aiss Dsashssa rod . papss
on IAN Apolioation oe womAn's Yoeuna-
tive Power 10 Church Week." Whish was
printed In the Nsss ChsvsA 1ssss~gsr. NJ.
Mills was much Interested ia the astieAs
aud wrote the sditer os The Hssssnosr,
Rev. II. Name. sssardine Tie sushee.
Theeeupon . eosssspendenee between
Niss Dearborn and ". Mills vas hsgun
WAieA - ssen3toa-t9<A0 vngassmgut.
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At jerome Park.

New YORK, Oct. 2.--To-day was favor.
ties day at Jerome park. and they came
in first in four on, Of SIX races. There
were no close finishes. and the only rip.
pie Of excitement was when the crowd ap-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-03
ALARM IN ENGLAND.


In Great Haste.
LONDON, Oct. IA spseiAl eahtns1
council has been called Tor Tussday nsxA
and the members Of the ministry vhe -
absent have been hurrisdly summonsd -
return. Tels9rsms have been sent 70 -
William vsrnon Harcourt, Who starte9
yesterday for Italy, and othsss Of The minp
isters who are absent
Sudden Developments regarding The ~
lations between Great Britain and frAneo
are without DOUBT tho rsasons for IL
hasty summoning OF the ministers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-03
HoRRisLe eurcHsRY.

An Inssss Criminal IL laahs Gets Ysi.
low Psisssse late chsaks.
Moscow, Idaho, Oct. a-A horrible
butchssy occurred ~ The county jail here.
A United States insane criminal literally
cut to pisoss With . knife John Witts, an.
other United States prisoner awaiting
trial for selling liquor 70 Indians. Witte
was arrested at Cosur d'Alsns short
time ago. Roberts killed fellow soldier
ct Fort Sherman two pears ago and was
adjudgsd insans. The United States
marshal hes lsis with Roberts for the
Washington insane asylum.
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Rsnaskabls Wesk - . cysssss u Nes
braAkA.
PAwnEK, Nsh.. 0et a-Aeyelenss stE1sh
the house AZ John Nslsoa. ssvso niDoo
south Of hsrs, at . O'Clock last nisAA Ths
family oe seven psfsons was blown Int
an sdjoining nsid. A girl . ysaFs ed ~
Q stick driven through her skull anA eanp
mot live. Five ef the othses were ssvsssat
injured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-03

WASHINGTON. OCT. 2-W. n. Push Of
Ohio, late commissioner of customs. whose
ONCE was abolished By the last eouersss,
was to-day appointed snpsrintsndsns Of
the income tax division Of the internal
revenue bureau.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-03

PAwrrcKEr, r. l.. Oct. 2.-what viii
probably result In tho bisesst strike Of the
textile workers this city has ever sssn
was iuausursted to-day. when $50 weavsrs
left their looms ct the Lorraine mills e. .
protest against . reduction Of wages.
Thirteen hundred arc involved.
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MARTIN IRONS FALL.

The Famous Labor Leader 10 New .
rpissnsr 10 Texss.
FoRT WORTH. Texas, Oct. AIN the
county jail Martin Irons, whose name was
made famous by tho conspicuous part he
took in the great railroad strike Of 1856,
10 prisoner, charged with having at.
tempted an assault on '.year-old Rosalie
Estrada. The child's mother 10 the com.
plainaut.
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CINCINNATI, OCT. 2-The United States
court to-day reversed the decision Of the
circuit court In the case Of the city Of d.
trois against the Citissns' Street railway,
holding that tho street railway franchise
for 80 years was irrsvoeabls, notwithstand.
Ing the expiration Of the corporate life Of
the company st the end of u years.
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u Has bssa 1s,rsmsly Qsist fsr . Ysw
Dsys Fast.

Days Past.
BosToS, Oct 2-Ths wool marist h sz.
tremsly quiet, tending IN tho buysrs'
favoc. The buyers are holding. lookine
for lower figures. Flesoss aro about half
at I Oh last week. Australian gradss are
about the same, owing to the London quo
tatioos. On territory wool there b no
quotable change, but In the buyers favor.
The prices are ~ follows: Ohio Asscss,
* and XXX and above. 1sH03oe, latter
for choicsst; 4, i70ise; Ohio No. nssce,
nc; Ohio dsiains fleece. 3o02ie, Mon.
taue wool, nns and nns medium. l00ioe;
No 2 medium. l2@ilc; Wyomine. Utah,
Nevada, Colorado, ETC.. fins aud hns me-
dium. 60iic; No. ., 1i@i3e; Austria
lian combanas, choice, 2i@oe, average.
1e03oci Oregon woods. Easteen fair,
s0ioc; choice, do, ii0ise.
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JAv oovLo's DAUGHTER.

Mss. Pissss Wss the v. ssardS 0nspsiss
Probably.
81. JosEPa, Mo-, Oct. 2.-Jamss Nos.
ton. assd % years, an inmate Of the poor
farm ct Kingston. confirms the story Of
]. Frank Pisres Of Rock Springs, Wyo.,
that his wife Was the daughter Of Jay
Could. Morton says hs adopted tho child
when she was 3 ysaFs old. He then ~.
sided ct 81. Thomas. Ontario.
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Several Rssssss ls3 ursa.

NAssrtzoN, Ohio, 0et. S.-Twe passeo-
ger trains on the Clsvslaud. LeeAias q
Wheslina road eollsdsd u 81. Paul's sta
tlon to-day. Several passengers were psin.
fully, but mot ssriously injured. Among
the injured ars Mrs. Kate Nexslvsy Of
Thrichsvills. Ohio; Niss Nshan, sister ef
Rev. Father Aahan os this city, William
Ellls, A. T. Hads and Rev. J. D. Lee Of
Roscoe, Ohio, J. A. Adams. Asa J. D.
Miller.
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WICHITA TWISTED.
4 cyeisas 1Aas Tsss Thiass up n ossao

WIcnITA, Kas., OsA Ain H. tsenA1o
which played lsap-lreg thseuah ~ nssths
sen part a the city lest night baildiaas -
ell kinds we're dsmelishsd. twisted 60
and removed from thsiR feundAtieas. -
the occupeuts suffered ~ harm sxsspe
bruises and scratches end noe slng1o
fatality 10 rspostsA YPem hsss ths tvistsB
lifted and disappsassd b TIE nssthveses
From what can b learned ftom suEssnn1s
Ing towns, The tornado sesms - havs beeo
coo6ned % Wiehita-
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Bar Silver, Gi1s.
Copper-Steady. Lake. @6S1o'o.
Lead-Easier: Domestic spot, Ssi5deaN.
Tin-Opened tame and closed firm: straits,
81, sl5tis Il
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Daa cavlsys Yirst 1xpsslsscs with .
HighwAyAan.

highwayAsn.
YREKA, Cal, Oct. a-Ths stage running
between this place and Fort Jones was
hsld up By masked highwayman to-day.
The robbsr took the Wells, Fargo 3 Co.'S
sxpssss boz. which 70 believed to have
contained valuable treasure. The driver
and eight psssenesrs were not molsstsd.
The driver, Dan Cawlsy, 10 the oldest
stasse IN Northern California. He drove
the Arst stage out Of Yrska, nearly 70
ysars EGO, and this vas his 6rst sxperisncs
With road agents. A posse u In pursuis
of the highwayman.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-03

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Henry ". Howgate,
arrested last week for embe1zlement OF
government funds, will be taken to WASH
ipgton for trial. His removal was delayed
because Of a change Of deputies in the
United States marshars office.