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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-08-03
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Nimrod Jenkins, Edward F. Robson, Henry n.
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Robson Bros. William c. Hatley and tlemma
Hatley his wife. farmers Bank of Moscow,
Idaho, a corporation; Knapp. BuTel Co,
corporation, and Moscow National Bank, a
corporation, defendants.
The State of Washington to the said Nimrod
Jenkins, Edward Robson, Henry n. Robson,
doing business under the name of Robson Bros;
William c, HatIey and Clemma Hatley, his wife;
Farmers Bank of Moscow, Idaho, corporation;
Knapp, Burrell & Co., and Moscow National
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| is herewith served upon YOU.
STEARNs & HARVEY,
! Attorneys for plaintiff
| ?. O. address; Pullman, Whitman, county,
! State Of Washington. i34tf)
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Spokane Drug Co. and it will be sent
you securely sealed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON TRADE
What the Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Has TO Say on The Subject.
Ey Southprn Asaoct.tai p.o,,

New ORLEANS, September 5.-Act
ing President Felix C,urtiere bas nd
dressed tho following to the Liverpool
Cotton Association in answer to lts
announcement to the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange relative to the pro
posed penalty Of five pounds holo on
cotton not put mp alter this year as
that institution desires:
"Whi!o this exchange ia In sympntby
with any proper movement 10 se,ure
improvements in packing Amer onn
cotton for market. il declines to recog .
nize the right of tho Liverpool nsso-
cietion to enforce by penalty such
Improvement.
"Ihis matter is ono which must be
regulated by competition between ia
dividnalE. This Exchange, as the rep
resentntive of largo percentage OF
Southern cotton growers, opposes
anything in tho nature Of threat
ior In that light tho proposed
penalty r;=J 20 regartlad), ns cnlcu
lated rather TO returd thnD t. advance
the Improvement desired. 1t doubts
tho ability OF the Liverpool Association
or any commercial body to cnrry ont
any such arbitrary ruling, aud would
reiuso, even II the measure were feasI.
Bile, to join IN matter which it con-
siders dlsrespoctful alike to American
cotton planters and merchants"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
BY Southern Associated Press.

LONDON, September ga Paris dfs-
patch furnished to the Globe by a
Nows agency says Tint bold attempt
WAS made to day to explode bomb Id
Ruthschild's bank in the Rue LaFitte.
While the business OF the day was as
it's height man walked into the banks
carrying under his arm bomb to.
which was attached q lighted fuse.
One OF the detectives employed in the
bank was standing near, sprang upon
the man, seized the bomb and ex-
tlnguished the fuse in time 10 prevent
M explosion. The would.be bomb
thrower was arrested and taken to the
police station.
This attempt to blow up the Roths.
chllds' banking establishment, taken In
connection with the recent seuding OF
an Internal machine through the mails
to the Office of Baron Alphonse Ds
Rothschilds, signifies persistent pur.
poso on the part Of the anarchistic ele:
mcnt to iulliot injury upon the heads
and employees OF the Rothschlds house.
1t will be remembered that Baron
Dc Rothschild's seoretay, NJ. Jaco-
bowski, was terribly injured by the
explosion of the internal machine ssr,s
to bis employers Office while attempts
lug to open the parcel in the sbsonce
OF Baron De Rothschild.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
THE CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA
Many Matters of Interest to All
Good Citizens.
Hon. Geo. D. Wise Getting Ready for
the Congressional Campaign,
What the Populists Expect to
Do This Fall. Ex.Gov.
Browns Son Talks.
Special Dispatch TO The yirgiuiou.

RICHMoND, Va, September 5.-Tho
iopuiists arc to all appearances moro
hopeful of giving tho Democrats n
closer rnce this fall than they ever have
been. Heretofore they have not been
working III harmony with tho Republi-
cans but everyone knows by this time
that there will be but one ticket mt
III opposition to the Democratic nopi
noes. A leading populist VINO was in
town to day suid he believed tine nuti
Democrats would control the House
but ho Ind no hope of capturing the
Senate, where nil but two of the hold
over members arc Democrats. Tho
Democrats laugh at tho idea OF loosinp
tho House.
No call has been made as yet for n
meeting OF tho State Democrntic Com
mittee and. as was predicted in this
correspondent several days ago, Chair.
man Ellyson IL not likely to couvcue
tho body before tho latter purt of tho
month. Comparatively few nominu
tions have been nude as yet. Not in
many years hnve the Democrats been
so slow in mixing up their tickets.
The State Committee is composed of
live members from each district. Tins
body has TO make plans for conducting
tho N"u Nueo' ~ 10 ouIl tnHl lHtle Will
be very little stump speaking this fall,
but tho fight will be conducted aloug
quiet lines.
Hon. George ID. Wise hns already
opened his canvass for the Domocrati ic
nomination Ior Congress next yenr.
lie Is quietly organlziuG his forces and
Is not taking nay chances by Whiting.
1t Is going To he II pretty fight between
him and Congressman Elicit and al.
ready there IL much interest mani.
tested. MIR. Wise had served seven
terms when defeated last year by Col.
Elicit
! had pleasant interview day or
two ago with MIR. Julius II. Brown, Of
Atlanta. Il son of the lnte eI. Gov. ,Joe
Brown. MIR. Brown says the Atlnu,n
Exposition Is going to be one OF the
biggest things this country has ever
seen. The buildings cover moro
ground than those ut tue Centennial III
Philadelphia. Like all true Atlantians
MIR. Brown is quite proud OF his city,
which he thinks is gong 10 lead any in
the south and some day rank ahead of
all except New York aud Chicago.
1t has Just leaked ont to night that
Richard w. Cardwel!. bookkeeper ut
the State Bank of Virginia. allowed
Samuel Il. Nelson to overdraw his
account hy $4,000 or So, lie
claims TINT it was au error and min
territorial. Nelson aud Cnrdwell gavo
security to cover the loss and Card we'll
was dismissed from the service.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
A TERRIFIC CLoUDBuRsT.
Two Mexican Towns Wiped Out Of
Existence by Water.
By Southern Auaooyatal Praas

aRST. LOUIS, Mo-, September "a
special TO tho Chronicle from Peidreas
Negrns, Mexico, says that adviots have
reached there Of the most complete
obstruction OF the towns of Roderiguez
and Abastor, situated south of ihoro in
the valley of the Salido river. Both
places wero wiped out Of existence by
cloudburst, which occurred in tho
San Bias mountains back OF tho towns.
The water rushed down tho valley in
tremendous torrent, sweeping every
thing before 1t. 1t covered the ground
to depth Of six feet. and tho flood
was from six to nino miles wide The
buslness bousea aud residences of the
two towns were built of adobe, aud
tbey molted away before the torrent of
water like sand.
The town of Abastor had popula-
ton of 1,500 people. The inhnbl-
tants saw tho torrent coming down the
valley in time to make their escape to
tho adjoining hills. So far Oh known
thero were no lives lost in that place,
although not moro than fifteen houses
are left standing. Every house in tho
town OF Roderigue2. which has popu-
lntion OF 700, was washed away. but no
lives were loat.
1t wns feared that there was a great
destruction oil property aud lives lost
further down the valley, az tho portion
was thickly settled. 1t is known that
oil the buildings on the hiacenda of
Jore hobs were caught in tho flood
and washed away, the loss of property
amounting TO about $4,000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
More About fzoIIncs.
BY Southern Associated Press

BY bUNlHurH AbsoCIHlbu TF0sS
ToRoNTo, ONT., September 5.-The
local authorities have been notified
that Ii. III. Holmes. the multi murder
or, will be placed on trial at Phiiadel.
pha shortly for she murder of Benja-
min Il. Pltezel. father OF the two girls
whom Holmes is alleged to have muir
dered i'll tho st. Vincent stree, cottage
in this city. In the event of tho fail.
nre TO convict Holmes in Philadelphia,
he will be handed over to the Indian.
apolis authorities, and will he brought
to Canada only after all attempts to
convict him in the United States
of capital otlense have proved abor-
tive.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
Circular TO the G.. 4. .ss.
BY Southern AssociatoI pre.s


RocKFoHD. ILL.,, September 5.-The
following was issued from the National
headquarters of the Grand Army to
day:
The Commander.in Chief OF the
Grand Army Of the Kepubiic is in re-
ceipt of an Invitation to the comrades
OF the organization to be present at the
Cotton States aud international Expo
sition al Atlanta. on "Blnc aud GRAY
Day." September 21st. This invita-
tion comes too lnte to promulgate
from headquarters. but the Command
erin Chief Is anxious that the comrades
should know that they ure invited to
be present to mlngle with those who
wore the gray from 1861 to 1860, ani
he trusts that large number OF vet
GRAMS will be present.
(Signed) @. G. JONES,
Adjutant. General,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
e@ Proceeding sutisfncioriIy.
Nv Southern Associated Press.

SHANGHAI, September 5.-lnqniry
into the recent outrages ut Kucheug is
proceeding to the satisfaction Of the
British aud American Consuis who arc
receiving the facilities they demanded
IN their connection with the examina.
ton. Several additional convictions
OF Importance have been secured, in.
cludiuR some Of the ringleadors in the
attacks upon the mission.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
Isebeis Deteatrd.
BY Southern Augocia!el pross.

MADRID, September 5.-The Impair
cnl's dispatch from Havana anys that
Gen. Lneras, at the head OF |, 200 Gov.
ernment troops. fought battle Satur.
day with force of rebels under Feiade.
near Ramony Anrasuas, in which che
insurgents were defeated. The insur.
gents who were trying to intercept the
Spanish conveys were dispersed with q
loss OF seven killed and many wounded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
last Chance II, oar Mammoth Sn.

a big thing in blue and black all
wool serge I5lnch wide, ut 374c.
Silk finished Henriettas worth 75c,
now 19o.
Fancy weares In black dress goods
worth 81, cut price 6Oc.
Fancy mixed dress goods at half
price.
few odds and ends Of muslin mn
datwear at half price.
Think of linen crash 42c up.
Yard wide cotton De, worth &c,
Ihluk Of white unlaundrIeu shirts
% and up.
Linen towels 40 inch long md 81
in Ia wide worth zoe, now l2Ic.
Bath towels &c, &c, Sc, 10c, l.3c.
Linen damask aud napkins at ricea
to please every one.
II. A. SAUNDERS.
No. 172 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
lie Rev Enthcr Fulton Pnsscs
AWAY.
BY Southern Associated prel

10y oOutueLi AseOCihlOu
WAsHlSGroS, September 5.-The
death of Rev. Robert a. Fulton, S. j :,
at the College OF Sata Clara, Cni., tins
morning, Is announced here. Father
Fulton was born at Alexandria, Va, in
1926, graduated from the Georgetown
College in 1912, and allied himself
with the Jesuit Society. For seven
teen years he was President of the
Boston College and in 1882 became
prominent as Superior General Of the
New York Maryland province of the
Society of Jesuts. Failing heal!i
compelled him to relinquish active du-
tics aud he assumed the chair OF Eng
llsh literature i'll the post Rradunt G
course at Georgetown University. In
July last he went to California to re-
cover health, but the change did not
prove beneficial. Death resulted from
paralysis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
vote Iro,tcd II s.rcu, M,Ic.
ly Southern Associate / Press.

GAhEsRURG. Ille., September o.
AZote irotted mile here to-day III
2:Ois, thus breaking his own record
made at Fleetwood Park few days
Ggo. This IL the fastest mllo troltud
by any horse during 1895, and is the
fastest time ever made by any geiding
IN the world. The effort was greeted
D. great cheer from the crowd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
IL is ProbnbIv yellow Fever.
BY Southern Associated Press

NOZZLE, Ala, September 5.-rho
steamer Fulton, in ballast, from San
tingo De Cuba. arrived yesterday at
Mobile quarantine, thirty miles below
the city with two men sick on bourd.
The quarantine officer examined tie
patients and was of tho opinion TINT
they had malaria! fcvcr. Ills moru-
ing Que of the cases developed symp
toms suspicious OF yellow fever.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06

By Southern Assoc,ated Press

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, September g.
Peck " Co.'s immense furniture store
II burned early this morning. 1hs
total loss is about Sl0D, UUO and is par
TALLY insured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06

the usual medical examination. Ad-
Journed.
The ofienso charged against Officer
Snyder and the negro Keeling is of u
serious character. Under the laws of
Virginia it is punished with death or II
term in the penitentiary. The investi-
CATION will likely he taken notice OF by
the grand jury.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
@. G. JONES,
Adjutant. General.
Ihrrnten TO Withdraw from the
ASsOcIatiou
BY Sonthern Associatei Prnss.

New York, September 3. - Tho
Nashville. Chnttanooga and St. Louis
end the Western and Atlantic roads
have given notice of their Intention to
Withdraw from the Southern States
Passenger Association. The reason
assigned for this decision is said to hc
the failure to obtain any euualiZntion
OF rates via Chattanooga aud Bristol,
the same bnsis as applied TO competing
lines via Cincinnatu, under the rules
OF the ASSOCIATION. The withdrawal
does not take elect for slx months and
no consequent rate disturbance is ex
pected t. follow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06

In your blood is the cause OF that tired
lanSui Ieeling. Hooi's Sursaparilla mako
richs red blood and gives renewed vigor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06
ANARCHISTS STILL At WORK
An Attempt Made to Blow Up Roths-
childs Banking Establishment.

a Man With Bomb Under His Arpe,
Attached to Which Was a,Lightea
Fuse, Is Prevented by Detec-
tive From Dealing Death
and Destruction.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06

The treasury gold reserve to-day
with all the Withdrawals and deposits
accounted foc stands at s, 9,927, 0G7, or
eI3. UOO below the reserve limit.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06

The broker firm OF Silsby & Co., !,
which Las been doing an extensive
business in Washington, closed their
doors TO day. The failure was caused
10y failure to make connections to tide
over the hard times. Assets about
$4,000, with liabilities Of S2G, 900. The
concern also has branches IN Baltimore.
Philadelphia aud Atlantic City.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-06

Cadet appointments have been made
as follows. \. IL. Gholston, Daniels
vile; Joseph w. Cunningham, OF Lex
ingtoD, Tenn, alternate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-04
SILVER AND SECURITY

The effect Of the silver agitation in
Illinois has already been shown by the
skittishness Of investors.
it is strange enough that this queer
craze should have started and should be
running such n course in this great
central State. We could have expected
1t of Nebraska, or Colorado, or even of
erratic Kansas. But Illinois, before
the ALrGRLD period, at least,
was counted sober, substantial
conservative, and intelligent sort of a
state. We need not be surprised that
the silver eruption should be reflected IN
an alarm OF capital when we are given to
understand that tomorrow in the city of
Springfield, the State Democracy will
declare in favor Of the free and unlim.
tied coinage Of silver at a ratio of 10
to l. No wonder tho bankers OF
Chicago are thinking seriously of
locking up their vaults and throw
ing away the keys, and that in
vestors everywhere are beginning 70
feel like tightening up in Illinois. II il
said. for the last two months
more gold leases have been made than
ever before. In making loans only Gilt
edged securities have been accepted.
and it has been stipulated that pav.
ments must be made in gold in mum.
berless instances Borrowers have
been subjected to restrictions
that were never made before.
scores of capitalists have left their money
IN the banks, where 1t is doing them no
good and drawing no interest, rather
Than run the risk Of putting it out. Nil.
lions OF dollars that otherwise would
have gone to Illinois have been kept
away. Local intending investors have |
become timid and foreign investors
nave been deferred from sending money |
here because they could not trust il in a |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-04
DEAD OR ALIVE!

We fondly hope TO be able to quote
the observations we made in these col.
umns on the report of the death of JOSH
MARTI discrediting that report, and to
be able to write told you so" above the
quotation.
Whether the picturesque Cuban agi-
tator Is dead or alive is very open
question. AS the situation now is, it re-
minds us of the lawyer who retorted, to
the statement Of counsel for the prose-
cution that there were two witnesses
who saw the prisoner do the deed, that
he could produce 100 witnesses who
didn't see him do it. From the Spanish
News Bureau came reports of battle
that was described as terrific, while the
list of casualties was ridiculously small.
But it was stated authoritatively
that MARTI had been killed in
the slaughter and GOMEZ seriously
wounded. a picturesque story was
told, possibly with the design of helping
out the fraud. if it was a fraud, by
showing how heroically the Cuban
leader had fallen at the head of a charge
OF his men. Then, what was supposed
to be MARTI's body was exposed to a
few persons-not to the public as at first
reported-in Santiago de Cuba, and
doubtless these persons viewed the re-
mains and endorsed their verify with
the Spanish equivalent of chats him."
But when a hard-headed insurance
company, with $4,000 staked on the
result, requested General CAMPos to
sign vouchers attesting the death of the
Cuban leader, the general declined
to do ii. If this report is
correct, the insurance company seems
to have called the Spanish
bluff-to quote the ex-
pressive language of great American
game. Now it is pretty positively
known that GOMEZ. at least, was not
wounded, or wounded
1T all, nor was he even present
1t the engagement so picturesquely re-
ported. Maybe the engagement itself
was more of fiction than even the cor
'espondenco between the immensity of
he struggle and the smallness of tho |
osses suggested. We know, indeed so far,
'ery little of what the Cuban rebellion
las amounted to, except as we
ret the news from the Spanish news
is about as reliable as
hat furnished by a "press COMMITTEES"
# an Olneyville strike.
We hope the civil leader of the Cuban
evolutionists is still alive. And we
hall be surprised if he isn't.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-04
REPUBLICAN WINS.

| The eleven Rhode Island towns tba,
held local electi ons yesterday showed q
strong preponderance of local Repub.
lican sentiment.
In many instances, notably in Grams
ton, the voters were called upon to en-.
dorse the officials of the past wear or
more, and the result demonstrated a
satisfactory estimate of the official
labors of these gentlemen.
North Smithfield went back into the
Democratic column, as it was a pretty
sure thing, sooner or later, that the
town would do. And North Smithfield
has some particularly good Democrats
in her population. We don't wonder
the people like them.
North Providence is all right. of
course. Our friends of the opposition
in this town can get up more of a
scare than parcel of small
boys yelling "hook behind" but some
how the old guard of North Providence
declines to surrender and you can't kill
it off. And it is well for the town that
this is so, we take it.
There seem to be fewer Democrats
than ever in Warwick, and Coventry
again gives evidence Of a permanent re-
demption, while Cumberland, the land
OF GARvIN, and Lincoln, of course.
stood by good government and Repub-
licanism. Burrillville also kept in line
though the news of the new highway
act evidently hasn't reached that re-
mote corner of the State as they elected
a battalion Of 4S highway surveyors.
And Glocester where Senator WALTER
a. READ thrives is in il with the majority
OF Rhode Island towns-Republican.