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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
POLICE BLAcKMAIL EVIDENT.
The Lexow Committee stirs Up Goth
ans Peace Guardians.


ans Peace Guardians.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Tbe Lexow
polics Investigation committee resumed
wprk today. Among the crowd in the
court room were several police captains
whose faces had not been seen there
before. A host of fresh witnesses was
also on hand. including a man who
h Ad wanted 20 he a policeman aud was
swirdled In the attempt; an IRON
ulolder who says he was robbed by u
policeman, and an amateur detective
who ;.ad lots TO say about the scandal
Id The Essex Market police cour..
Agent Forgel Of tho French steam-
skip line testified that his company
PAID $500 TO the police for extra serv-
ides. The policeman on the pier wac
paid $40 y week and $500 went 10 the
other police officials. One of the com
phuy's books which was produced
showed that in November, 1891, $500
had been paid for Especial surveillance
oh the pier" Forget could nnt ramein-
Der To wbom the money was paid.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
rnnrrnl .r rAr.n, t,,a,,,,,.,.

TACOMA. oet. s.-tb~ funeral Of q.
u. Chandler will oecur Tuesday at D
.. p. Coroner Ho.ka besaa an In
quest, continuing " uutil taiuorgow.
Sui.erlnirndepI Davis testified t,iat hr
sid not knos what caused tl,e axle III
the rsr TO break. bat IA ee-,~sl that
possibly the ps--iss III the vlsc rir eur.
rsnl through Il tuight bs.. rause.l ,as
sieyl "a crystalline aud bss"Ine brittle
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
CONDITION OF THE GEAR.
Professor Ls,den says lie Has chane.
To Live.


BERLIN, Oct. 9. 9.-Profsssor L.yden
The specialist. recently ~ attendance
upon the czar. speaking OF his condI-
tion, says: "The czar has powerful
constitution aud still weighs 200
pounds. though he has lost much fiesh
since January l, and he should be able
to make good fight against the dis
case with favorable climatic influences
as at Corfu or Madria, aud without un-
forseea complications he may recover.
The illness OF the czar Is peculiar. His
principal trouble Is grauuiated contrac-
ton OF the kidnsys. IN which the kid
news become hard and change Tissues.
Besides being subject to atrophy. This
Is accompanied by hypertrophy of the
heart, resulting from the enlargement
Of its muscle tissne. THIS latter leads
to breathing difficulty aud IL often
very painful. spasms being com pilcated
bY fits of uncousclousness
This Is the case with the car. There
is dropsy. however. Dlahetes la n
preliminary stage has declared itseif.
hut II Is merely sympathetic accom-.
paniment of the main trouble. When
further advanced this frequently re-
suits IN partial or entire paralysis.
Thus far. however, there does not aY-
pear 10 lie any immediate danger with
the czar. The most Important require
nent Is total abstinence from menta,
worry. and on this pnin, The car has
been found exceedingly diIlicnt T. con-
Vince. TIE ntient should also lave
plenty uf sleep apd fuud dige-itou
should be regular. This, with open
MIR exercise aud good climatic cnnth !.
tions. l. all that IN necessary TO elites n
cure. Under the most favorable clr
cumstancrs, however, tie disease is OF
long duration, possibly years, and re-
sults aio nlnst uncertain"
Referring TO the prospects OF regen.
cy In Russia, Professor Leyden re-
marked: THE question of the appoint-
meat of regent was discussed at Spa
lain la my presence, but ao Il. e.slan
Was reached Professor I.eyiea con-
Guided: "a regency Will became nec-
essary. however. IL cure Is To be
elected"
i'sSttkes the Idea a.. . H@scacy.
~. PETERssUR0, Ot, Alt T. un-
dels'oud II the czar decides, as is iuliy
expected, upon o form OF reg sncy dur.
In: liis absence from Russia, the ear,
ow.ich will not be appulnsSd regent
hat " III &c ntrusIed by rpecia'
declaration uf the sztr with the dir.sN
iian ai state affairs. The title OF regsnt
uiil he carefully avoided.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
ARIZONA Is PROSPEROUS.
Cattle Ranges FILLED aud Gold ouiput
ON the Increase.


WASHINGTON. Oct 9.--Strong pro-
tests against the return OF Geronimo to
Arizona and against tue liquor traffic
la that territory are made la the au-
nual report OF Governor Hughes 10 the
secretary of the interior, made public
today. Tue report comments ON the
absence OF The distress prevalent Ia
aiher sections. IL shows that twn
yesr,' drouth, resulting in loss of 90
per cent. II The range cattle In the te.-
ritary. was followed by general re-
cuperatiun IN The siock industry. The
closing Of the silver mines resulted In
an tpcreaSesi gold pfodcotiol and the
developments of The gold resources, With
she rrospeei. says the governor, that
Ai1zsna Will sum necon.e larger gold
producer sisan any t~iritory or state.
f'e Val.I oni put wu- - $50. 30; silver,
81, sOD. 80; eaipsr. ls 20 5Gn poands.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
TYPOS DISLIKE CHANGES.
Two Amendments tn International Laws
Voted Down.

Voted Down.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.--At today = ses-
d lon of the International Topographic
cal Union. President Higgins OF the
lhoal typographical union delivered u
speech on the per capita tax question,
tut IL was not received with much IA.
yor. An amendment was offered that
the time OF meet .ngs he changed from
tine first Monday In October to tn. lirst
Monday In September. This caused q
heated debate, resulting ia the defeat
df the amendment. Tue next question
af Importance was that of changing
line per capita TAX according TO the
earnings Of the men. II was decided
10 leave the matter with the local
unions.
The delegates were driven thIs after
neon 10 the school OF the blind, the
only place In the United States where
publications for the blind are printed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

TAeoM !. O.i. S.--The Tacnm4 Gro
e.ty .snns.aty J nas decided ia Y, eul of
tnsite-s. and this evening Chasl.-.
lptci,Ki- was appointed :, ue,Ver lu
tile su"ef.ur cnur,. hIsln,r. he res.
sion aid ~ ,'nse cause'. by ~. vtrc
tlcn ni large usN haildisg $ sse ~.
ca0ses. The tApisl stass sa- s21J .nJo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
SUICIDE OF A BRHWnR.


PORTLAND, Oct. S--Georrs Herroi.
of Herroi ~ Zimmerman, proprietor :
of tue United States brewery, commit
ted suicide last night. HerruI went 81
the Interstate fair ~ Tacoma, Saturday.
returning sunday night. Ha went home
about ii o'clock, but instead Of goinx
into the house. sat down on n seat NM
der = Tree la the yard. placed revolver
In his mouth and blew out his brains.
His body was not discovered until
ni"tning.
Fur some time he had been involvesl
In expensive litigation ana had becn
drinking heavily. He was m cid eiti-
zen oi Portland aud wealthy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
BLO0DHoUEDs ON THE TRAIL.
Hunting Escaped smuggiers-- gianck's e
Identity Established.

TACOMA, Oct. a-McGraih's blood
hounds from Ellensburg have been
sent tn McNeil's island 10 nunt Ben
nett and Mcl abe, two Of the csc aped
prisoners who are stil on the Island.
fhe deputies are stil after Wade aud
Brooks. escaped snIugslefs. ihs mar
snal's iorce thinks IL has them located
|tn the woods betwern Sedro aud
Blaine. Tho mArshals are now com
vinced tina: there u some connection
between these sinugRlers aud Blauck,
the slayer IT Jeffrey nj Meeker aud
Birdweii nj Seattle, and certain ciews
are being worked up. It Is settled oe-
yond doubt that Bianck shot yeffrry,
AS woman WHO keens lodging-hollse
ut Mseker went la Seattle Today and
positively identified him as the man
" 10 roonrd with her several days pre-
v.ous To the Meeker murder.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
ozAR's CONDITION CRITICAL.
4 ~. r-tsrsbafs dispatch says Paint
tag FIss Have Commenced.

BREsLAu, oct. s-Tue Schllsche
Zrilung publishes dispatch from ST.
Petersburg which says u sudden change
for tho worse has taken place In the
condition az the esar, and lhe minister
OF war has ordered prayers lur the
preservation Of the life OF the czAr Of
iere,i ny ln al gafrlsons aud rerinIentai
c.lurehes. Painting fits arc reported
TO have superyened and rendered an
operation .nn edistely nece ssary.
Csurt dignitaries aud other high Rue.
sian iiielals have hurrledly started Tor
Livldia.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
THE POLICY NOT PAID.
4 Supposed Dead Man rarn. Up alive
IN EaKiabd.

PITTsBURu, Penn, Oct. 9.-The suit
of Mrs. Martha Jones 20 recover S.n.-
0OO from tie Fi.lei,y Mutual Assaola.
iion on the policy OF her husband was
brought to remsrkshle termination
tasiay. The defense Produced u deDo-
s,tion aud a photograph, supposedly ol
the dead man, sh wing that ne Is nav
living In England. Jones disappeared
In December. 1859. aud few days
later Mrs. Jones Identified the bo,iy nl
/. railroad victim ss That OF her hus-
band,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

JUMPED THE TRACK.
Rock fstsad TraIu Wrecked an.
Three rralsmes Aiitsd.

SEYMOUR. ia., % 4 - The fast
ffeight GA the Rock Island Jumped the
track ut Sleepy Hollow Iais evening.
twenty freight cars followed the en-
glne INTO tiie sarge aud Engineer No
Ian, firraiaa l4oaer aud Hesd Brakr-
mah D''nirey, ai' al Trenton. Ai,..
we're Instantly killed. Conductor -9n.
Won H0ut.. Was injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

COLUMBIA, :. &, Get. S.--fhs dc.
eIs,on of ins supTsme eouf; la the dis
n-ary eases MAS Aleti tonight. .lus-
.ir,'s i'upe aud t;aty declared the laN
uHeunstituit .nat. y hiie Gnief
Ia.ii,s MeIver tilsaeui-.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
a 400 tolsh., 4, r,srt.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-The chief ieal.
ures today were ~ - Nnrian's i've
turlnng recoil ~ 56s - Tho victory of
Black Hawk IN the !, u ii.sp at Ave
turlongs at odds tatglaR il'ht 100 TO
zoo 10 !. while as hi IA as 3bU % was
laid hy one or two vehtuIesome
bookies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONVENTION
Seventy Chareh.s kepFescatsd la ~
session At Norm fAklns.

NORTH YAKIMA. Oci. 81 he
Washington Inristian sDnsep,i. u Tor
the state inet here TO-DAY, Mrs. i \. &.
Msrrimau ni Spokane lrsslaiug I'VE.
the deliberations To ay'~ se-.iall va.
prInciim " nevsted tn busihtSr. lles,
J. X. Johnson @. san .Itse delivered thu
address iunigat. S-YragV r.'tacpes.
having ), ttJu I,ietnb.Ts, ara rei.r s..nisu.
fPinrsr,'W's a@ik wilt b, pflie d,
dsyo I'd - sunday seauul aua lea.
deaS0I bratcnr.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
MEXICO NoT our POR WAR.


Rt TheIr Request.
WAsHISaToS, Oc'. S-Minisier Ro.
mero of Mexico says of t,e recent re-
ports that Mexico contemplated pur-
chasing new repu lIc. iaking IN
Nicaragua. Salvador, tiuzismalA and
all the territory down Ia ii4s ialamns:
Certainly Mexico would never IA.
nnguraie such n policy sPslnst tie
wishes of these R"verifnei.ts. Possibly
u might came nbaut al t.ielr request
for annexation 10 Mckee, but n 9ill
never be BY conquest. .
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
irs FIRST PURITAN sABsAau.


waIia waiias Close. EysrvthinE bat
Churches ON That Day.
WALLA wALLA, 0ci. 0.--The demo.
cratic couniy centra! committee met
yesterday afternoon behind closed
doors aud formulated u plan OF cam.
paign. The committee 10 rather reti-
cent on what transpired.
The ordinance closing places Of busi-
ness and amusement ga Sunday was
very generally observed yesterday.
Adolph Schwartz, a saloon-ksepsr, was
arrested for violation of the law, aud
his attorney stated la court today that
Mr.. Sch wartz had kept open on sun
day, but that he intended 10 show that
the ordinance was null aud void. The
case will be heard tomorrow.
According TO notice frcm Marshal
Hoiley, all street signs are being re-
moved from the outer edge of the side
walk, aud Walia Wa.la will soou have
rather bald-headed appearances. All
bicycles have been ruled of the side
wake, no vehicles except baby car
riaeeB being allowed thereon.
Rev. L. b. l.. Peurose, the new
president of Whitman cniisge, has ar
rived from Honolulu and assumed his
duties.
Bids were opened by the peniien.
tiary commissioners for oil and Deltiug.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
CHILE PAYS TIE JUDGMENT.
Awards OF Nearly a quarter Of q Militia
IN ale Distributed.

NEW York, Oc'. a.--The Chilean
goverunient has paid into the state de-
partmrnt s2i5 stiA35. the amount OF
judgment rendered. oy the Chilean
clain. ennlmissios. Tho awards viii
Ne paid ry the state department ,mme-
,ilairly a- feih,ss: Central aud South
Ametiean fri-Frapa Company. s3s,.
Us1.6u; w. =. y. Niigiey. 81. ssh. 40
G.itwIi, B.unst, 4 B"ra-n, $s.ssS ~
Weli>. tns~" & ,'".. So. $50. ~: jennie
- Reed. Si.uSL0S; EaNard q. Dabolss,
ilil. 4sal a.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
s0ALDED 10 DRAfH.


CHICAGO, Oct s--william Miller
and 4. b. Sharfow were killed today
Ia the Illinois steelsworls by the ex~
Peter Mickey. John Holstrom aied
later. The room III which the accident
occurred was filled With nlenns, aud -.
mcaf every aite III the 80 men - aptA
there was more OF loss burned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
EXPLOSION IN A coLLIERY.
One Nan Killed snd foar 0thers I'm
rrisoned win No Chance of Esesp..

One Aan Killed and Foar o,hsrs Inn
rrisonsd with No Chance of Escape.
SHAMoRIN, Penn. Oct. g.--By an
explosion In the Luke Fielder mine
shaft one man was killed and four
Others imprisoned with no avenue OF
escape. The shaft Is on fire. Fifty
workmen were taken out alive.
The fire started In the aIrway of shaft
No. late last night, aud Irwin Buff.
inSton, whom The calliery officials
hold responsible FOR the disaster. Il
dead. Geolge Brown, a miner, his
Polish helper, Anthony Rooertiky, a
driver BOY and another Polish laborer
ARE In the u.ine, aud no hope is en-
tertalned of recovering them. The
mine Ia a mass OF flames aud can not
be approached from any direction. 1t IL
feared the inside workings will be
Hooded. which means many mouths of
ldieness 20 300 employees.
Carried In . Naked Light.
Superintendent Morris Williams OF
the Mineral Railway Company says
That while Irwin Burlington, John An-
derson and the others were tinibering z
the shaft, BURLINGTON disobeyeol orders
by lighting naked lamp In the air
course for the purpose of tes,iag lhe
air. A spark cot fire To- .he thu bers.
which were as dry ns powder, aud the
current carried tue flanlcs up aud down
the shaft like lightning. Burlington
returned To toe boiion .f the shall to
exchange bis gum boots for hls shoes.
Tnis delay eo,t him his Lie. Superin-
iendent Williams. Mine Inspector
Bremntr. Iuside Foremen Hchr and
Kennedy ieriaed relief party aa,l
rescued 20 Imprisoned wofKnien by
way OF the coal run workings. The
workmen can not get near The fire On
account OF smoke and ras. aud the
flames ean net b, fought with ans
success.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13

rsaf.ssar si.sa Diea ~ snsfsstfe=.
CHICAGO, OcE y, - isTofaHsoF Nillapfa
sloan died today after 4 fast 4 80 dsS<
Professor Sioam as A'prslninent e<tA
cataF and newspaper msn-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
CRUSHED TO- DEATH
Ralph Hazen Caught Under a
Falling Timber.
THE BODY TERRIBLY BRUISED
He Died within Two ffsurs AFTER Rscsiv-
imx the iniariss--No blame At
tschsd 10 the Contractors.

STANDPOINT, Idaho. Oct. o. -slph
Haxen, who arrived here few days
ago. was killed sunday morning by a
piiing dropping ON him while at work
on the county bridge at MIL creek.
He was In boat In the stream ani
mad just put the rope around the piling
and was standinw ia the stern of the
boat while tie piiing was being hoisted
with the team and blocks. lie was
told 10 get from under the stick but
stald too long. lie was forced down
into the water across the boat, seven
ribs were broken and jammed into his
lungs. one leg broken ana his head
badly bruised. lie died within two
hours. No blame attaches 10 the con-
tractors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

Robert H. Hamilton Of Kansas CITY.
attorney for the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroad. was In the city
last night.
A. s. Dodge. general traffic manager
OF the Cotton nelt, same IN Saturday
evening from St Louis and spent yes
terday and today in the city He leaves
THIS evening tCr Dallas on lis return,
A. j. Ratcllnf, travelling freight aud
passenger agent OF the Fort Worth and
Denver, returned sunday night from a
trip to Austin, san Antonio ana other
points In southern Texas, He reports
the crop prospects nnc In that section
OF the state.
Division Superintendent a. J. David
son of the Santa Zee has just returned
from "Trip Ia Ohio. In passing
through that state ana the adjoining
ones ON his return home he noticed
that the corn crap was nearly burned
w and did not find crops looking SO
well anywhere as in Texas. and thinks
the prospects for business this fall are
better here than anywhere eiss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28
RAILROAD NEWS.


said "A well known traffic manager yes
terday. Then, continuing he added
that for the 1--WE weeks just ended there
had been a considerable Increase over
the same period Of last year so far as
his line WINS concerned.
Another gentleman. representing one
Of the great trunk lines Of Texas, said
that the indications were that the rail-
fall than Il had ever been before. The
improvement appears TO be general
tLCugh gradual on all lines. with a
steadily increasing movement Of wheat
and a noticeable Improvement In the
movement OF merchandise from the
North TO supply the iobbing trade OF
his section. which is beginning 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28
LrrrLn VIEWS.

I
Your shiris mustbo made by Bottoms
10 %, si2 Main street.
The mammoth posters for tho Labor
NY festivities are now ready for the
nr. Blake dentist. graduate phne.
Main streets. '''N
talrinke3 standing at the Union de-
POI WIN haul passengers to All Fort
worth hotels Tor 25 cents piece.
Miss sallie Spencer. daughter OF /.
" spencer got the pony ana rhnutcn
given away by Terry & Co. Yesterday.
ihe lucky ticket was No. a1a5.
No change cars via TexaH Panhandle
rouW 70 colorado, Resi- service, short
cot lines and quickest time by ak
hours. Free reclining chairs cara, city
ticket ofice. ioi Main street.
uoorg5 L. Cause. funeral director and
enpaimer full assortment OF under.
takers goods Takes full chnrRe OF
funerals ana furnishes all necessary re-
ford street. Fort worth. Tex. Tele-
phone lb7.
On September 4 the Democratic no.
torlal convention win DO held here IL
II probable that Tafrant county folks
VIII agitate j. w. Swaync Tor The nnf,i-
nation OF nonter from this distrlet.
Among other namea lltcly to be pre-
sentod are Ehnu Newton and N, ID.
Louthim, Samuel Rosenacld ~ aleo a
probability
a Jolly party went out 10 t'old
Springs last sunday on picnic,
Among them were MIR. and Mrs. Fam
ing aud two children Mr., and Mrs. e.
j. Fnrgerson, MIR. and. Mrs. campol and
sister. Mr., aud Mrs Seamotr son and
daughter Mr.. ciclo, MIR. Neil ana Mir.
George Cnmpol.
Miss l., q. Watson IN happy 10 nm
nounce TO her patrons and the public
that she has secured the seryiceu OF
Mrs. Walter @. Roe 10 nsslat In the
morning exercises OF her school They
VIII thus be prepared to receive young
girls recurring Individual attention in
their studies and can offer ali the
advantages OF a high grade school.
Mrs. W O, Roe wishes to announce
that during the coming school year
she win tench In connection with Miss
Wateon'H school In the morning. and
VIII devote hor afternoons TO private
classes Ia literature. Frsneh. tnatho-
MATES, etc, giving special attention
TO preparation FOR high school and
college examinations and pust-grad-
uato work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

ovsr the matter this moriinr saia that
was evident to everybody that II
was very unfair and. continuing. said
mat the commission had. 50 Il scened
10 him, sol their idea Of the rate which
they had Just promulgated from a
rate which had been made on one oc-
easlon by the Texas roads for the pro-
leSuoh or their own trade ct time
when roads further North were trvInr
70 break down their business by cutting
RATES. The rates thus made were
SHOWN everywhere as war; rates. hut
the commission had got hold OF the
tact that they had been used once. "a
II seemed. end had made use OF them
assuming that IL the railroads could
aIiora 70 20 business at these figures at
Al or which seemed very incongruous
and ineomprehensible to the railroad
man. V"~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

Little Rock. Ark. Aug. 2T.-'rhc first
knock down In the present state cam
psign was scored by the Popuilsis at
Plggott. Ark, on Saturday. A Joint
debate by opposing candidates for
place and while Hon. Robert ~ dncon
was making a speech In behalf OF the
Democratic candidates. George NJ. Jack
son. a Populist orator. who was also
on the stand. took offense Mt some
charges made by Macon. Without CIV
Ing the speaker any warning he arose
and knocked Macon TO the floor with
his fist A rough and tumble nrht
ensued but the belligerant candidates
were pulled apart before any great
damage had been done on either side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28
En- NORTH TEXAS TOWNS


.l,,,sna. Tex, Aug. 27-Lige Bo-
while hunting ON Long Prairie
- Of last week, shot himself ac-
|''s,s in the calf of the leg. Lige
handkerchief around his leg
=, ,be wound to stop the flow of
/ and crawled to the Trinity river
Instance away, threw a piece Of
4 AZ river to which he held and
y arross. Having swan the river
,--norerlshed a crutch and walked
- two miles before reaching home
hls leg could be given atten-
physicians were called and the
smpuiated.
". Howell. adjudged insane
|,sis county sometime since and sent
X insane asylum at Austin, made
,sape from that institution sew
4, aays ago and walked all the way
\. Austin TO his home at Re, this
TN distance of 100 miles. Upon
.rr,yal at home the family brought
"a this city and turned him over to
sheriff and he will be taken back
|lrstin tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

Paris, Tex, Aug. 2T--Jaclsson Biliy.
sheriff OF Cedar county, Chuctaw Ma
ton, and Ellis Nelson, county Judge
Of the same, were Jailed here today.
They were. Il Is charged. la tho crowd
tina, killed ELI Baldwin last week.
Deputy Marshal Harper, who arrested
them, found them at Sulphur Springs.
where about sixty Indians had eight
others under arrest. They claim that
ihe men under arrest are guilty OF
treason and that they viii be shot The
Shootaw statutes defines treason thus:
'Levying war against this nation or
adhcrlng to Its enemies, giving them
aid and comfort, shall be deemed and
adiudged treason against this nation
and shall be punished with death upon
conviction thereof. but No person shall
be convicted OF treason against this
nation, unless upon the testimony OF
two Witnesses TO the same overt act
or In his own confession In open court. /"
What reasonable act they have COM
mltted Is unknown. unless II was voting
against the successful candidates for
office. The examining trial OF the men
arrested for killing Baldwin takes place
Thursday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-28

iredell, Tex, Aug. 2I.-Messrs. Myers
lane and Brashears have bought 4
piece OF land on the south side on tbs
ibosqne. which they propose TO cut mn
into business lots. They are now erect.
ing building to be used as a hard.
ware and grocery store.
u VIII be remembered that IreaeIl
nus mad several destructive overfiows.
ana ms being above hieh water mark
!, Is ilkeiy the town will move there.
. ssessrs. bumpkin and Myers Will move
eneir lumber yard to the south side
going on ana the town and county are
IN more prosperous condition than
for years.