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The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-21
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THE HOLIDAY
VISITOR
FREE.

We have just issued the Hold.
number of THE VISITOR, an iIIustr.,,
periodical, on fine heavy paper, which
we print for circulation amono 49,
toners and friends of the house "
shall be pleased to send copy free 10
any one who will cut ont this mott.
and send it to us with their nano 49,,
address.
The matteri in The VISITOR is largely
original, and comprises, among other
interesting things:
A Christmas Story by W. W.D
"Wanted-A Career" by Mrs
Emma Hewitt.
The Silver Lining" beautimy
story.
French Marriages. a" by NJ. LandeII
"a Brave WOman," by JOHN n
Dane.
"W orld of Women etc.
Also a number of beautiful iIjustr.-
tons.
The Supplement- to TIE VISITOR
abounds in illustrations of new holiday
novelties, and will prove invaluable to
those who are puzzled about what to
give their friends for Christmas.
Please write for the paper at once
as a second edition will not be printed
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To Pay The MORA Indemnity.

WASHINGTON. oct. l0-The arrange
nnfnts hv Secretary einfy FOR tie pay
ment OF the Mora claim nave been nearly
ptrfertea and tac actual distribution Of
me great amount obtained from spain i5
a matter OF "a very short time. Mr.. OF
news method of distribution may cause
some dissatisfaction among assignces, but
A. will be strictly in accordance with law.
one Of the persons having large as
signment from SIR. Mora has given sub
assignments greatly in excess of the
amount due him, and Aif. Diney has cc-
cided that these shall bo paid chrono-
logically. SO that the entire amount will
Do distributed according 10 the precedence
of claims In other words. the first as
signment VIII be paid first. Tho second
second. and so on up to the iull amount
due the person I'm question. Those hav-
ing sub-ass gnments OF dates suisse
quent 10 the assignment due the main
assignee, Will receive 10 money from the
State Department. one question TO be
settled Is whether the heirs OF persons
now dead who had assignments from the
benehciariCs Of the Mora claim shall re-
ceive any money one OF these deceased
persons was Roscoe Conkling.
Mr.. Mora's 80 per cent. Of the total IN
domnity will be greatly reduced by as
signmentg 10 persons other than his at
iorneys. Nathaniel Page and Dr. Rodri-
eucz. of this city. The app0rtiOnments
10 Sir. Page and Or. Rodriguez are some
thing less than 500. -00o each. Dr. Rod
riguez's share. after the payment OF as
signments on file at the State Depart
fnent. win be about 10000
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Contribution COMMENDED.
Nadaeasear'- Queen Makes Peace.

PARIS. Oct. l0.-The War once mas
received o dispatch from Andfipa, VIZ
der date Of October Sth. stating that An
tananarivo. the capital OF Madagascar
was taken BY French troops september
30th Tho dispatch further says that
the Queen Of Madagascar has made
peace with the French. ani that Gen
eral Metzngor has been nominated as
Governor of Antan1narivo.
PARIS, Oct. lo.-The Temps SAYS the
conditions of peace agreed upon between
the FrencN NspeditiOn in Madagascar
and the HOva government. provide that
a rigorous French protectorate shall be
maintained Madagascar not to be an
ncxed by France. however, and the rolgn
Of the queen 70 bc maintained. The
Pine Minister, who * the husband OF
the queen is 10 be eNiled.
The HOvn governmental organization II
TO be retained but under terms insuring
exclusive Frcncsi control.
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WEAIHEK TORECA-r.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., oct. lo.-Fore-
cast for friday-for Virginia. warmer.
fair Friday. with increasing southeriy
winds.
For North and South Carolina: Warm
er: fair; east 10 south winds.
Weather Conditions and General FORE
cast: The barometer has risen on the
Atlantic coast and Is highest over fir-
ginia. A second area OF high pressur"
covers the Rocky mountains and psateaH
region. a depression ~ considerable
energy IL central north OF Lake Superior
and the barometer has fallen 'nfoSsncht
she central valleys ard the lake region.
II il warmer IN all districts east Of tho
Mississippi valley and colder from Texas
northward over the pakotss. Warmer.
generally fair weather VIII preytil m
the South Middle, Mex fnsianr states:
and the ohio valley Local showers VIII
probably occur IN the lake region.
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JrDGH HUGHEs oN MdHoNE.
Ills Views OF the Change, ihat 'en''"'
M.hone'- Death WIN Cause.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, oct. lO.-Speciai'
Tho Alexandria Gazette to-day has a
haIf.column talk with Judge Hughes
Il says, in part
1T is not unlikely that the Judge
Will very soon prepare q letter for pub
lication. giving his Impression OF Gem
erai Alahone and his views OF the Re
publican situation I'm the state, as alter
od i'm some respects by the death OF the
famous leader
"Aiah0ne. hc said was remarkable
character. and Dee had done the STATE
some service. and would long hold "a
place in the memory If not the aiec-
tions of the people. Judge Hughes is
unaltrabiv lor senator cameron as the
Popublcan presidential nominee, and as
serfs that political conditions will be 30
changed by next summer as TO force the
Republican party ON a conservative hi-
metallic platform. with Cameron as its
most available candidate. Many things
favorable to silver. be- predicts. VIII oc-
cur before the conventions Of next year
are held.
AS to Senator Daniel. De said that in
u letter 10 a. newspaper several months
ago he had declared his preference for
that Senator over any man, Republican
or otherwise. IN the state
Governor OFerrairs speech 10 the
Boston Artillery had not escaped his at
tention. II was I'm poor taste, ne
Thought. 20 recount wi h such great gusto
the history OF Virginia and her heroes
before visiting strangers from sister
satc "
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NEU DIRGINIi ENTERPRISFS.
improvements on Dismal swamp Canal
Two New Mills for Newport News.

BALTIMORE. ND. oct. lO.-The Man
ufacturers Record reports that for the
week there has been no Increase over
recent weeks i'm the numerous Industrial
enterprises projected In the South, but
work Is being vigorously pushed upon
many plants now under construction.
Some enterprises OF considerable magni-
tude have been put i'm shape for an-
uouucemeut during the week. Bonds nave
been placed TO the extent of SND,Ouo IN
Baltimore for deepening and enlarglhs
on very considerable scale the Dismal
swamp Canal, extending from Norfolk
10 Carolina.
\ dispatch to the Record states that
plans have been made for the construc-
tion Of a cottOn-mill at Newport News.
- have $500 spindles. This is in adj
ditiOn to the company recently organized
I'm Richmond TO build a large mill at
Newport News.
Among other enterprises were S2Wro
cOttou-mn In South Carolina, GOTTEN
seed oil mill I'm Alabama. large fcrtili-
zer plant in South Carolina. and another
IN Kentucky. a SloO.OoO lumber company
and a $4,000 water-works in Mississippi.
two lumber plants OF $4,000 and so, no
capital, respect lively, I'm North Carolina,
anu live hundred coke ovens IN Virginia.
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ufJOR IRNES RELEiSED.


WASHINGTON, ID. G., oct l0--Judge
Bradley this morning ordered the dis
charge Of Major Armes from the custody
of the military authorities, By whom he
was held under orders of General Scho-
field. as Acting Secretary Of War In an
extended opinion. reviewing the facts
Of the case, the Court said that Major
Armes' arrest and confinement was ln
Violation. not only of the spitlt but The
letter. OF the army regulations, and that
i'm Whatever capacity General Schoiield
NAV have acted. bee IL either as Lieu
tenant-General OF The Army. or as Secre-
tary. of War, his action was unwarrant- l.
ed illegal. unjust. and tyrannicai. The
prisoner was entitled 10 his discharge.
and such an order was issued. Some
small applause followed the decision, but
in was promptly checked by the officers
OF the court Notice o. appeal was given.
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yfRGrN1iNs ar THE EXPOSITION
Editors From Four states Ne"
co,,ou Manufacturers Coming

,,rr MIA GA oct. to.-iNo N@''"''''
conventions and two state enl.o''".
son,atJons enllyened things at the t~>pp-
st,ion to-dav. b. T. Clayton, OF iowa.
,,res,ded over the Farmers Congress III
the auditorium this mofnins' spteN"''
wore made by President Clayton So
tarv Stahl. of Illinois; Mayor loI's'
King. Of Atlanta; G. NJ. Ryals' OF SaNan-
nah. and Professor Hmnicutt' Oh inc
University Of Georgia.
Mrs. J. c. Manchester. OF Rhode Is
land. read a paper at the National Coun-
ell OF Women.
Her subject was the National Asso-
citation of Loyal Women OF American
Liberty" OF which organization she is
president.
Ellen Battle Dietrich read a paper on
divorce Ms. Kinney Dave, on the IN
dian question.
The Virginia editorial party numbers
100 The Alabamians are 80 strong. and
there are ~ from Indiana. The Iowa
editorial association will be here to-mor-
row. which ia Alabama-Day.
The Philadelphians who came down
with the Liberty Bell were entertained at
a barbecue to-day. They remain until
Saturday next.
The weather to-day was cool and clear
The Gate city Guards will be the mill
tarv escort OF President Cleveland when
he arrives. October I'D.
ATLANTA. GA, oct. lo.-rhe New
England cotton manufacturers associa-
tion will hold their annual meeting IN
Atlanta, October 2ith and 18th. An ex-
cursion party Of 2o0 viii leave New YORK
Tuesday. October 23i. and come South, by
way OF the Royal Blue Line and the
Southern. stopping for half day az
Charlotte. y. G.
They Will spend four days in Atlanta
two Of which will be devoted to the
Associations business; the other two 70
sightseeing.
Many OF the largest cotton manufac-
turers OF the country will be in the
parfV
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very III. she slowly recovered. writing
during ber couvalescrnce that very cc-
ccnfrf. book. According TO ST John"
Then came several poems. notably As
modeus poems Of froihins s"inDuftiian
sr. and Mrs. Chanlcr travelled about
Furore He returned 10 further
scheme for sending picked American
art students abroad Tor stuoy. ere oll
a short STAY I'm New York. she went down
TO her fathers house, where her nus
band Joined her. Then She travelled II
search OF health through the far West:
Mr.. Chanler was IN New horh 1@n'S @ i'ss
south Carolina. where he has undertaken
some extensive enterprises
c,rsFs or TIE DIVORCE.
lie e. a man OF great force Of charac-
to- a despiser of idlers, nervous, hlgny
strung, bent upon accomplishing 4i ~"
world. lie has many ifiends ana az,
mlrers. and those VINO hnoH ,,a,ofie
ideeIiam that runs through his character.
m there is ANYTHING in the theory inat
eroeeseful marriage rests upon uiiiois
of balancing temperamenis' the oa"se9 'A
thfs divcrrc are easy 10 see. 80 .
", ~ last report, AIRS. Chanier was
80 t,, ,ather's home leading the lie oi
~ e!r4hood in the house ana IN lhe A1l~
roundngs she has so oitt" 80 W 80,
scribed in her stories. SNe e., ma ,ncone ny Of
W Di -. . '.sa oll "a year.
prom from the Associated Press The Wofis ,la
le ,rns that Mr. MaxTeii eal,ga o.l,lnf " Mr. m:
qnige 1,is,, "..s es, nv reporter for the World
to make dqs9ly Safsea iufs re- sa@f ssy in
ted the divorce pg' tin,e II lad been
what State or AT VIM
obtained. .. ..r,lo O,ifck ar
the Dead. Mrs. tl',,''l q, parbara mar, marries
T6e . ouick and is estranged from him
because Of their diere9t lasies ,o h In i'siai and
ture and then is r,nnilen 10 ",l'i TIE lie.
noument In real iife seems TO have eeen
less perhaps we might say ~. common
btt ,br f-t.,eif House last night IL was
said that Mr.. Chanler had not been .,.!
there more recently th@n Two IN, mon. sas ds
iourn at the hotel VAS early ih the
spring
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Good-Goyernment Ticket Wins.

NASHVILLE. TENN, oct. io.--A ma
jorlty OF the Good Government ticket
won at to-day's city election. The Official
count will not be known until tomorrow.
The election lid not pass OF as quietly
a usual. but the disturbances were OF a
minor character and were occasioned by
dlssenslon over the State laws vresuni-
ably governing municipal efecuons. = ne
sberiN 81 Davidson county attempted 70
hold the election. the city officials did
rhe indications are that Mccarthy. a.
p a. candidate Scat Guild for Mayor
agnronrlation proposition was carried
overwhelmingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Oct. W.-Ar
Mount Meigs. near this place to-day the
fast train from Atlanta to Montgomery
struck and killed Miss Matte MurdOck.
In company with others. Miss Murdock
was waiting for train. The fast train
does not stop at that station. and as
IL approached the women attempted 10
cross the track. The bumpers OF the
engine struck Miss Murdock throwing
her under the wheels. ana she was ground
TO death Instantly.
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TWEED. ONT. Oct. 10. AT Snyder sta
,,en thirty miles north Of here 4 dwell
iag''hou~a occuuied bv Thomas Lindsay
20 frmilv WAS destroyed BY ire AMI SIX
Of he occupants crcmated. The family
consistod OF MIR and Mrs. Lindsay end
eleven children. Six OF 'he children were
Lurned TO death. They were iwo Young
tc,.r hahins. AGED about one a'.d 0nostaif
years and two Others. Peter I.ahsrg z.
HE son. and another yorrg man, VINO
boarded with the Lindsays. and the other
seven members OF the family had mar
roy e4CaUt.
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TYPHOID ASD DfPHTHERif.
Rayages Of the Diseases In Kentucky
Iousyilie's Death Rate Doubled.

LOUISVILLE ky, oct. 1O.-The health
authorities Of Louisville and the State
are alarmed al the presence OF typhoid
fever and diphtheria, which are raging
as was never before known IN Ken
tucky
The death-rate in Louisville for Sep
tember was doubled. on account Of the
prevalence Of this disease, and there
has been no abatement.
From all sections OF the State. re-
ports come from the rayages OF typhoid,
while the danger from dlphtherla is
almost as great Two hundred and fifty
cases OF typhoid are reported from Grant
county.
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The asi Victim of the Unfortunate AFFAIR
4. Dead.

CAPE CHARLES CITY, VA. Oct 10
Special-Winiam Hudson. the last victim
OF ihe Cohb's Island tragedy. died at
pav View thia morning. about three miles
from here and viii be buried I'm the Cape
Charles Cemetery by the side Of his
brother. VINO was instantly killed Ia the
An inquest will be held over the body
n the morning. The four men VINO e-d
the shooting are still in Jail at Easty-lie,
and an efforts 10 have them released on
bail have nroVen futhc;
They have The sympathy OF tho commu-
nifty. but the sad ending OF their attempt
IN recover "a stolen catboat Is deeply de-
Sir. W. T. Hudson, the father OF the two two
unforfunafe men. is still here awaiting
he action Of the grand jury. which
meets next Tuesday. lie has engaged
able lawyers for the prosecution, and
lie has also expressed a desire to be
brought here and Dee buried 10y the side
of his two sons at his death.
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yHE MEsTcaN COLoyrsTs.
II VIII Cost ~e5,0Oo to Return Them to
Their Homes Their Condition.

CITY OF MEXICO. oct. lo.-A report
has been rendered to Minister Ransom
by an attache OF the United States Le-
CATION. which states that there are ~.
negro colonists In Northern Mexico ana
that IL Will cost S3j000 10 return them
10 their homes.
out of total Of so negro colonists,
the whereabouts OF 20 are unknown. The
colonists at Tahulo were treated in the
same manner as the Mexican poems, but
from some unexplained cause disease de-
veloped among them. The large per-
centage Of deaths caused large numbers
10 fee. and many died az frontier points
Of smalI-pOx.
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manifested by him or the stand. lr
rose TO his feet ard trrslre 40 the &C iir.
said the district attorney had misst ted
his testimony in saying he had diagit )sed
his case as a partial asphy xiatiOn. 30 'nes
said It made no difference. his nause.s ac-
rording 20 his own state m"nt was fron
gas iuhaiation Ia this connection the
prosecution will produce experts 20 show
that gas inhaled fushes instead or pailng
the race and that Bromo Seller - ior
the nerves and not for such y complain NJ
as Durrant alleged ne snnerei from s"s.
Tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

MOBILE, ALA, oct io.-The British
bark Alec, from Mexico to Mobile. IL
ashore OF Horn Island, Miss. Her po-
sit!on is dangerous.
MOBILE, ALA, Oct i0.-'fhe bark Alec,
ashore at Horn Island. Miss.. VIII be q
tota, loss. Nc mention is made OF
lives lost. 1t Is presumed all were
saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

ST. LOUIS. MO, Oct. le-Judge Woods,
NJ the Circuit Court. this mo ming grant
ed the petition OF Colonel Charles Jones
FOR temporary injunction restraining
Inc ruIitzer Publishing Company from
denosin. him from control OF the Post
1,.snatch The case will now be tried on
its merits before Judge Klein. The plain
t,ff's bond is fixed az $500. IL is he
iieved that a final hearing Of the suit
will bt gin early next week.
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achieve national greatness never equal
ed I'm the history OF the world. The south
savs let the decayed cofPae oi
long-gone. lurid. sectional sure
lie Ike John Brown pooS'
rnouldering I'm the grave, while 'he amer
,@.n eo,,i shall 20 marching on-marching
~, forever under the flag OF the Union,
toopine step 10 the music OF Hail Coium-
hia Yankee Doodle. and Dixie. harmon
tied I'm one national air.
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The Damage in -Four West virginia coun-
ties Estimated at 100000.

HUNTINGTON. w VA. oct. 1o-The
tobacco crop I'm Lincoln, Logan. Wayne,
and Cabem counties has suffered great
damage by frost. Tho crop was the finest
oyer grown. and ~ great yield was eX-
pected. Some OF the farmers were f0rtu-
nate enough 80 store their crop before
the cold snap set in but others were
caught and viii lose their entire planting
The damage thus far is estimated at
Nl Ol0
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OCTOBER CROP REPORT.
CONDITION or CORN HiS FILLEN
SINCE THE List REPORT.
Decrease in the Production OF Wheat.
Preliminary Estimate OF Oats IL 29.6
Bushels Per Acre Cotton Crop.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Oct. io-The
October returns 10 the statistlcian of the
Department OF Agriculture make the
general condition of corn s5.5 per cent,
against 964 for the month OF September.
In most OF the southern States the con-
dition has fallen since las. report
The average OF condition IN the large
and surplus corn-grow.ng States are as
follows: Tennessee, 90; Kentucky, 30; ohio,
81; Michigan. 50; Indiana, 81; Illinois, W.
Wisconsin. 50; Minnesota. "a; Iowa. so'
Missouri, III, Kansas, So; NeorasHa' ~
WHEAT WELD.
The returns OF yield per acre OF wheat
Indicate a production OF 10 pusneis' ,
Ing six-tenIhs of a Dushei Tess 'han i"'S
October's preliminary estimate GO. is
The rate OF yield OF selected STATS -
az foilows. New York. ISL; Pennsylvan,i,ai'
rs: ohio. u; Michigan, u: Indiana, " ii,s- NJ
uoic IL. Wisconsin, Is; Minnesota ~
Iowa. lsS. Missouri, IL; kansas, -, ~
braska. u: South Dakota, 1913, Nortn ~ ~
kota. 49,; Washington, IA; oregon ~ O'''
1T The i," indicated quality for the current
IN The quality in some Of the principal
wheat States Is as follows. New lvt,N'
oG. PenusvIvania 90: kentucky, 81 OHllp,
g, Hftchteau. gI: Indiana, 81, Illinois, -,
Wisconsin. 90; Minnesota, Wy loMa' w
Missouri rs. Kansas, @; Nepr3SNH' o.
south Dakota. *; North Dak0,l1 ~
Washington, o.; oregon, 9Z; cai'lorh'''
~
OATS YIELD.
The preliminary estimate Of the yeild
Of oats Is 2g.6 bushels per acre.
RYE. IA: barley. "a ...,.,,oa
Tho condition OF buckwheat IL returneo
at StS: Irish potatoes n.A; tobacco e','.
Returns make cotton show decl,ne VI
$40 points from september tVisss.s ..s,..,l,,,
which was 7oS against c5.l FOR pres'ue
month. There IS general complaint loin
AN the counties reporting OF eN,thS,'N
damage from early rains, recent utoASiiS ,,,i' y,
and raVages by boil worms , 1l.u '.',, nj
Insects In South Carolina, Georgia anu
Mississippi there is not one eAceptioh'
and i'm the remaining states very rev
me ton crop is almost everywhere re-
ported a failure. and the yield Is shorten-
Ell by premature opening; Inc pe'ce"'-
ages BY States are as tOuoWs' no. c...,.
Virginia. Is; North Carolina, " SCUM
Carolina 90: Georgia, -, flOrlua, o.
Alabama. 20: Mississippi, 81 Loulslaila'
6i Texas. -: Arkansas, ~ tennessee
SAVANNAH. GA, oct. io.-A savannah
cotton statfstician makes the iolloWlhB
statement respecting the Government COT
ton crop report issued to-day:
For the past six years the crop aver
"rhe condition FOR October last TOT Six
wears averages U3. o.
"The condition now is given as b3l'
which indicates crop of osJeVoH bales
supDosing acreage to be up TO average;
But. as acreage s. undoubtedly less, anu
probably considerably less, the pIesent
prospect Is for a crop of not exceed
ing $4,000 bales.
"In addition. frosts are much earliv
this season than the average, which VIII
tend 10 make the total somewhat smaller
than the above Indicated"
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nate az yircinin-Day Changed.

In view OF the fact that Presidents
Day al the Cotton states and Interna-
tional Txposition. at Atlanta. has been
sat Gown for October I'D, Nirgnia-Day
has been changed to October I'D
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RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Following Was the range OF the ther-
mometer AZ The Times Office YESTERDAY
y A. NJ. az; II ~. 81: =. M.. 80.
y. ~. %: . l.. a.. "; midnight ~
Average. 3ois.