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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-01

TAcoMA, WASH, June 30,-The Nor
wsgian steamer Oscar II, which arrived
to-day, eighteen days from VladiVOstOck,
Siberia, brings nswa that the indiea.
tlons are good for another oriental war.
Unknown to tho outside world, Captain
Sanderson, Of the steamer says, Russia
has mGssed $4,000 men at VlRdivOstock,
aad it is is believed in Siberia that pre-.
parations are being made for an advance
on Japan. Captain sanderson says;
'Ru ussia has been secretly but actively
at work and in the event Of trouble
with Japan is preparing to hurl q
formidable naval and land force into
the coveted territory which Japan has
Wrested from China. These ships aud
troops have been maSsed at yladiyoss
took where tho sceue 10 decidedly war
like.
''The entrance to the harbor at Vladi-
yootock is planted full OF torpedos aud
no vessels are allowed to pass in or
out without Russian naval officers on
board, as well 10 experienced Russian
pilota who know whero the torpedoea
are planted. Ny vessel was escorted in
this manner both coming aud going out
oi the hRrbor.
"InsIde the harbor the entire Pacific
feet OF Russian warahips are massed
ready 10 steam down the coAat at q mo-
ment's notice. On shore $4,000 troops
have been concentrated, aud the evi-
deuce is clear that Russia Is fully pre-
pared for trouble in case the Japanese
give any occasion Tor II.
"rhe Iiisssing Of these ships aud
:roops at Vladivostock has been secretly
done by Russia, unusual pEec ecRutions
having been taken to prevent the spread
OF any intelligence regarding the
actual forces he has quartered
there. RnEsia's designs cannot OF course
be told aud are purely coniectured, but
it is clear that II she builds railway
line south from Yiadivostock to the
Yellow sea her intention Is to obtain an
open port and hold II at all hazards.
"The whole country looks like war,
aud tho situation IL considerably
btIuluput uut blo psASu utvhhuhh ~ hVp-
ing that the tension may be relieved
and ma!tors settled aithout q resort to
arms"
Il was intimated to Captain Sander.
son before he left that the government
would be pleased II he did not take
pains 10 spread his knowledge OF the
operations at VladivoStook. but he did
not hesitate much this evening when
asked to tell what he knew, as he thinks
the world Is entitled to know the facts.
Tha Oscar II carried to VlRdivoStock
cargo Of cement, used In constructing
the Trans.Siberian railroad. Captain
sanderSon says the construction Of
this road ia being rapidly pushed,
the czar Of Russia having given
orders to finish 1t as quickly a poisl-
bic. As soon as this line iS finished,
he says, the Russian government In
tends extending 1t from Vladlyostock
south through Manchuria and Korea TO
an open port on the Yellow sea.
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WITHOUT WARNING
a BuraipE DuildlnE coIiAp,ss-TwO Fir
msa Killed aud Several Injured.

a BHraipg Baildlng coIlAp,ss-TWo Fire
msn Killed and Several lnjursd.
wORcEsrER, Mass, June S0.-A Gro In
the rag shop Of the Hubley Manuiactur'
ing Company, in Bracket Court, early
this morning, caused tho death Of two
tiremen aud injured eight others, and
caused financial loss Of about $4,000.
The dead are;
Lieutenant ]. J. Boyle, 80. single.
1ho Injured arc: Deputy Chief En-
gineer George s. Coleman, Captain W.
N. Avery, John T. Casey, +. II. Bass.
ford, Il. b. Robinson and z. O. Atwood.
Henry 81. Hall and o. L. Chamberlain,
Without any warning the floor col.
lapsOd and fell, carrying tho two
doors underneath 1t into the cellar.
The men won't down with IL and were
buried under the rnius and bales
Of rags. Lieutonaut Boyle's back was
broken under the crush OF the limbers
and Brigham was smolhered under tho
pile Of rags. Tho rest Of the men os'
capped with their lives, but II took tho
roscuing party three hour, TO get them
aud remove them from the debris.
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THE AnaIoH TEST
Demonstrate That the Handling OF u ship
u All Important.

Demonstrate That the handling OF u ship
hAlIImportRRt,
WAsulNGToS, Juue SO.-From the
many tests made by the navy depart.
mOut Of piece Of armor that will resist
any shot demonstrated that no RrmOr
can withstand the thirteon.lnch armOr
piercing SHELLS, as they have penetrated
armor eighteen Iacho, thick, aud It is
not practicable to place any heavier
armor on ships, But In order to do
this the shot must strike the shin fair
and square on tho side. II itshouid be
a quartering order or even little angle
the shot would glance and do
little or no damage, II means that In q
naval battle the men who handle ship
must prevent the enemy from Obtain'
ing such an advantage Of positIon as
will give him an opportunity 10 dis
charge his heavy guns at just the right
distance and surface 10 make dis0s'
trous holO in the heavy armnr which 10
placed over the vital parts OF ship aud
protects tho machinery and magazine.
In a modern naval battle two ships
fight for q week without doing any
serious damage, aud then lucky shot
might sink the most substantial ship
atloal. The heavy guns OF the navy
have been as important as tho heavy
armor in reyoln.Ionizlng the fleets Of
the world,
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MAsKED BUnGLARs


Hind and Gag Two Men In Knlltiug
BIN AID Go ThrOuzh the OfilGs.
WILEEs1ARRe, Pa, June SN,-While
Joseph Wsst, the proprietor. and Mich.
olas Chilius, an employe. were asleep
In the ottics Of the Plymouth Knitting
Mil, at Plymouth, last night. tho place
was entered by three masked men. Be-
fore wes! and Chillu, could gIve an
alarm they were bound and gagged by
the robbetS. One man was then sta.
toned on the outside to watch, while
the other two blew open the safe. West
and Chillus looked on at all the proceed.
ings, but were entirely helpless. The
burglars took S75 from the saio and
made their escape. A passer-by, who
heard tho screams Of West and ohilius,
released them three hours after tho
thieves had taken their departure,
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nIrlNIillIlNOn nN OrINIoN

AZ To Whether or Not tue DCfnultlng
TrphsirOr ShonId bO proNcouIcd.
OMAHA, Mn, Juno 3O,--Thero Ia much
discussion in omahn as to whether or
not doiaulting Treasurer Henry Bolln
shall DO pro1QcuioL. Tho record ghow6
that At lOnst s25.OlO Of city funds wOrc
missing whom BOlln was dopoSCd. AS
this was made good by hondampn, and
tho CITY loAI nothing, Hono waro lor lot.
ting liolln escape further prosecution.
hut u most remarkable feature Of tho
cNso was mado public to.dnY, whom Il
letter from acting CITY Attorney Cornish
to tho MAYOR declaring against any pros.
OUullOn wHs printed.
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GAsoLENN ieXpnosloN.

A Girl burned to Donih nnd iINr Mother
aaa Brother viii Die.
onicAoo. June 3O.-A gasoline stove
OK lodod to-day In tho homo Of Chris.
toph or Brown, 1871 Wellington avonuo.
ca ausine tho death Of MiSn Agnes Brown,
agod twenty, and tho fatal iniuricS Of
her mother, ,MrG Mary brown, aud llOr
brother, Arthur Drowg. Whom tho OK.
ploslDn occurred Miss Bro&n was llllInR
Tho reservoir Of tho nloYO With gasoline.
sho bud ialod TO ahut oil tltu ilninO aud
tho ynpor iRnIlod. causing clio gasoline
III tho can, as vol sthat In tho rcncr'
yQlT, To explode. Tho Injured arc badly
Injured about tho iaCO, hands aud body.
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Az IlNoNAurs suIcIpr.

Nellie Lamont Takes LnnlhnnIn lIScnnSp
shO wns Crippled.
NEw YoRR, June 8O,-Nlr Charles
wnlcotl, formerly n professional mron.
aul, who pavo performances through.
out tho country with hor husband, a
wolhknown rronNul, CommltlOd sniCidO
by taking lnudanum to-day at hcr home
IN this city, lldr professional unmH
was Noiiio Lamont. AboHt & year ago
Bho mot With n fall which mhlo hOr a
cripple for llio, This nllliCllon cnuBOd
dependency, resulting In SOlt.murdUr.
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AN AMnILICAN MOSES
To Lead the CubnnS out Of bondage
What Rcv. Wilson Wants.

To Lead the oubnns out of bondage Is
What RcV. Wilson Wants.
New YouE, Juno SO,-RoH John A.
D. Wilson spoke this morning on "rho
liberation of Guba aud tho da.y OF
American ratriotlIm," Among other
thinpa ha said 1t was fitting tlno to
spcnk on patriotism. llo declared that
Cuba was appealing to America for
holp, but no declared our ilng secured
no moro respect by tho Spanish In Cuba
duiy Of ours TO llborato Cuba, and ullor.
pj a protest against Consul General
Williams, declaring hO should DO re.
moved. lilo told M incident or two OF
tho crncltic, Of tho Spanish TO tho
Cubans and closed by appealing ior a
Moses from Washington to lead tho
Cubana out OF bondage.
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MARROW EsoApEs
From Death Mt Chicago Flro--several
Rlrtna Iinfnnh Ont.

From Death Mt Chicago Flro--Ssysral
Firms Burnsd out.
oHtcAeo, June 3O,-Firo burned out a
number OF firms in tho Commercial
Traders building at an early hour this
morning. Two mon, Wesley Smith,
tho jaultor, and Charles Brown, were
sleeping on tho third floor at tho timo
the fire was discovered. and narrowly
escaped doath. Thoy climbed down
tho hre escapes, but both wore badly
cut by falling glass. Fireman Brown
was also badly cut by falling glass Tho
total loss IL estimated at $4,000, di.
yldcd among the following firms;
A. A. Putnam, hooLs and shoes; tho
Consolidated Electric Company; j. X.
Wright & Co.. printing inks; tho Amer.
lean college Of Dental Surgery; NJ. Don.
nerstag, tuilors' trimmings; lnonard,
Atkins & Co., boots aud ahoo'; Setto
Bros. own building which was damaged
to tho Oxtent Of $4,000. The insurance
" annie.
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DIR. RuOHANAN,s oAsG.
WRrdsn sage WIN be suro Of His Grpund
HsfOrs ExooutipE the ssnteueu,

WRrdan sage WIN be sure Of His Grpund
usfOrs ExooutipE the ssnteucu,
sISo SING, N Y, Juuo So,-"I do not
propose to execute DR., Buchanan until
the attorney general gives mo u written
opinion as to tho effect Of the papers Of
appeal now in their hands at Albany"
Warden Sage was tho speaker, and he
was so angry that his voice trembled
when no spoke to the group OF report
ers. AZ tho door leading from tho
drawing room into the ofEce, the face oil
woman, anxious and troubled, APP
paared aud as the warden made this
emphatic statement, she smiled and
Withdrew quickly. II was Mrs, BuUh.
anan aud she had justleIt her husband.
The warden does not expect an Opin'
ion until tomorrow, and II, thafore, Is
reasonable to believe that tkore will be
no execution till Tuesday At the earliest
Buchanan is very restless and ner.
vous tonight aud up to late hour had
not slept. Tho watch being kept ia ex'
ceOdingly close, es II 10 known that,
with his knowledge oi surgery, he could
easily cheat the electric chair.
Mrs Buchanan just before leaving
him tonight begged the warden to
allow her to say goodbye to her hue.
baud, Tho request was granted, and
she told her husband that no opinion
had rs yet been given, which seemed
to quiet him little.
ktl:l5 Mrs. Buchanan left here on a
north-bound train for Governor Nor
toms homo, Ellerslle, at Rhinecliile.
She goes to ask Tor Communication, and
will make an attempt to see Governor
Morton tonight no matter the hour Of
her arrival. She dxpecla to return to
Sing Sing tomorrow morning.
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1,nsr man OnArlnnNr.
iiul Young MIR. IIlRbeU unlncd Irldo
aud All viii bH Forgiven.


iInl Young MIR. IllRbeU unlnod q Iirldo
aud All viii bH Forgiven.
prrgnuaoH, Juno 30 --Th6'pillaburgh
PtOss Club took q trip to Lake Chau'
lnnuua Yesterday Miss Esther Gill
went along 90 u ChapOtono ior younger
niBlur, who was a gunlt Of ono oi the
mcmbop Of tho club. Whom tho pArty
boarded tho steamer Of CITY Of Chicago
for n tour Oi tho lake Oliver lllRhOO,
whose father is inetHbes OF tho glass
flrn OF litycc, llIgbuc & Co., appeared
suddenly NJ u ruOal. On reaching James.
town, \. v, Mt lllghboc aud Miss GIL
disappeared long enough TO llnd min'
ialcf. llry sunt thuir marriage ccrli0.
calh home, aud tho younger Hlslor had
Lost hOr uhapurou. Tho older Mr. llig'
boz wTod lila Aon al Nlalara Falls TO-
day tO comO homo aud 10 forgiven,
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tArMlnInr Nlril.ra a chnrol,.

Conpovl, Mn, Juno TO- During II
heavy lhundor storm al $50 this morn.
Inc, lightning alturk tho roar Ond Of
tho Baptist Church, which was wcll
llllkd, inllicilng considerable dhmuuu
Nnd severely ahucklng tho conircgn'
ton Tho lorsr shul, adjoining tho
church, alao tccoiyod heavy shook,
and AryOl Rundall, yonng farmer, aud
two hofAuI Mnfn lnaLanLlY klllDl,
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SUICIDE IN A oHURon.
Dlsappointmsut 10 Lore Causes Young
La. IN KMI unranIE

disappointment IN Lore Causes a Young
Lady to KhI Herself
RICHMOND, Va, June SO.-MiSS Min
nio Wilkinson, young lady Of high
stauding in social aud religious circles,
committed suicide by shooting iu tho
Second Presbyterian church, Of which
DR.. Moses D. Hogc is pastor, about 7
o'clock this evening. The act was COM
nltsed in ono Of tho parlors, not far
from tho auditorium, 10 which services
we're being held at the time. Disap.
pointment In a love affair 10 which L.
b. Marques, q nephew Of DR.. Hoge's, is
saidto have been concerned, is given as
tue cause.
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sILyEn DEMooKArs

Promise to Make Trouble for the Ohio
Democracy.
CLEvELAsp, O., June SO.-Tho silver
Democrats in this city threaten to make
aGght in tho coming cou nty convention.
William j. Hart, who is recognized as
one OF the leaders, declares that he will
introduce free coinage resolution in
the county convention, and II he is de.
feated there he will take the matter to
tue state convention. Hart counts on
the assistance OF the other free silver
Democrats Ia the contest.
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opportunity, Soon alter tho pair start
cd across the river In skia. Mason
upset II in midHtream. but q passing
boat rescued his vito. In the evening
they started across again with Adrian
and William Barbour, Mason again At.
tackled his wife, but the others pulled
him OF, and in tho tight the oars were
lost Then Mason deliberately upset
the boat, drowning his wife and A drlan
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RUSSIA PREPARED
To swoop Down on Japan at a
Moments Notice.
EIGHTY THOUSAND TROOPS READY

In Siberia, Having Been Secretly Con,
oOntFatsd-The Gar Also Prepared
to Send a Formidable Naval Force
to wrest From Japan tho Fruits Of
Her Victory Over ohIna-Eurire
Pacific Fleet MaSssd at VladiJo.
stock.
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jury DIsAGREED
In the Case of DR.. seaman, Charged with
Malpractice.

In the Case OF Dr. seAmant Chnrged win
Malpractice.
DETROIT. June SO.-The jury In tho
trial Of Dr. Dennis ], Seaman, the
physiciau' who is charged with the rO.
sponsihility for Emily HALLS death on
account OF o crimIual operation, cans
into court at o o'clock this morning aud
aunouuced disagreement. The jury
was discharged and another trial OF the
case will be begun tomorrow alter
noon. II Is updentood that tho jury
stood eiIht for conviciion and four Tor
acqulttal. They woro locked up for
eighteen hours.
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tAim. ilAsnlaliahs.

wnuisatoS, Juno 30, The army
,,sanialihna, which hagc bcOn royl'od by
A,slslaht Secretary Of War Doc, hnyo
toon sabINdlod 10 critical examination
~ I'M llintsnl o1ldots ol tho war do.
l.tlment tho ato familiar With llu
,NIou1 dulloI which pertain IN tho
Nov ma Doc has inylled tho nogl
csIipoieat ttiticidha aaa sasgO9'loas' "
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Two KihhEp

And Several wouudsd aA the Result of a
Jali Delivery.
OKLAHOMA CfrY, OKLA, June So.-As
a result Of a Jail delivery at this point
at6 o'clock this evening, two people arc
dead and several wounded moro or loss
severely.
The doad arc Vic Casey, ono OF the
prisoners, and Chief Of Police JonoI,
who wore killed. in q desperate street
fight Nitor tho escape. A posse Of ciLl.
zons are pursuing tho two remaining
jail birds with bluodhounds.
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bniug his desire tolmake tho regulations
all that the army nesda for ils govern.
menl. The regulations will no doubt
be promulgated IN a short time Tha
principal changes have already been
given in the Associated Preai dispatches.
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Miillnlllllln hrs MIlan
AMI n Frlsnd Atlor Two rtial'-Dird Of u
DruukNn Husband,

pirrsBunuu PA, Juno 00--llarry
Mason Ia In Jail here lot tho maSder Of
hls vito, Molllo Mason, and Isaac Ad.
rIAn, Mason aud hi, wiiu had ntlondol
Il nicnlu al Rosa Grove Saturday after.
noon, they had crossed tho Allegheny
river to boat house where liquors. wore
sold. WhllO there Mason accused lila
villa ol uniNlLhiuln6B, aud said llO
would kill her ~ tho OaTllOaL possible
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EVANSVILLE 1SD,, Juno 3O.--Ex.Coh-
urosaman William i, partoIt died sud
dcnly aud without warning AZ his homo
this morning, In tho SOyOntIOth year u
his AgO,
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DgrRor, Mtcn, Juno 3o,--A special
to tho Thbuno from Aahistos, MieAr
suysi i,optO,oplalIvo Charles W, Porry'A
saw and arlal mill, At pIorponl, lwonty
mile, north ol NianiDlug Wptc doalrnvod
hy nro last night. Total loss about
slOO,0J) no insurance.
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THE FISCAL YEAR
And the Condition of the Treasury
at the Close OF It.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

The Dsfols purlpg tho Two Years OF
the Present Admiaissra,ioa More
Than = Hundssd aud Thirteen
aiIllion ppllprs-whas the Deb.
sia,emsp. wHl show-Tho' National
naaks- -rhs light House Board-An
slmpor.aa, yAer
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MApRtp, juno 20, y The spanlth
irosPs have defeated tho insurgents ~
Gnanlanmo.
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A YOUNG MURDEREn

Kills Ills Second ylctlm-A Doy'S Terrible
Deed.
ooLuaBuS, Ga, Juno 3O.--1nformutiOn
Just rCcctyod from fiarriS county ltatos
that Henry Thomas, m elOyOn.yOar.
old negro, has just killed. his second
victim, a child about u year old ho was
caring for whilc tho father and mother
woro In tho field working. This 10 tho
second child no has killed.
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RoMR, Juno Oo.-pardlnAl Gibbons
loaYeg llplD pn Tnplday I.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-05

work will soon be resumed on the Floater.
 Bulldog workings have not been pro- gressing very rapidly. It is currently reported that most of the buildings are to be constructed of stone. Structures of this character are better for this eli mate than those of wood.
 MT. Chas. Dean has returned from an extensive tour of the mountains. Among the places visited were Rodgers district and Reaviste. His opinion of the trip was couched Tn few words ''1hat for gold indications there was no place like the Superstition district" |"
 Mammoth workings have developed several rich strikes lately; the vein at the lower level has been found to be very rich in gold, this at g depth of nearly 500 feet is very good sign that the ore is permanent In the mine and in all probability as good for the other mining properties in the vicinity. Among the mines affected by the strike are the St. Valentine, Floater, Wasp and Riverside.
 | Black Queen workings have been con. fined to prospecting work which has proven up some very rich ore some of which will yield $2,0OO per ten. Two and half tons were worked in the Mammoth mill which averaged $1,000 a ton. How long this kind of ore can be taken out is at present not known ; it is supposed to be pocket which may widen out into large ore body. Con siderable difficulty is experienced in preventing specimen hunters from car. rying off the majority of this ore. METALLURGIST.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-05
FIELD OF GOLD, Developments at the Great Superstition Camp. Rich Strikes In the eMammoth-Bull- dog Workings-SocIalL Life
 at Goldfield.

Special Correspondence of THE REPUBLICAN
 GoLDFIELD. Ariz., June 2, 1895. Work will soon begin on the Needle group of mines.
 Messrs. Joseph and T.. H. Peterson left for Florence on court business.
 MT. Todd Peterson has acquired all of the interest in the Goldfeld canal, for merly the property of Kimball 6s Lewis. Superstition mine No. l is still pro- gressing in the ore production. The character of the ore is still as good as eyer.
 Miss Stanley Wyndes has been visit ing the Misses Dobbie during the past week. She is enchanted with the eli mate and picturesque scenery of Gold field.
 MT. John Cave, one of the interested parties in the Floater mine, was in town several days ago and says the
Arizona republican., 1895-06-05
IN THE POTTER'S FIELD.
Last Resting Place of an Itin'
 erant Barber.
He Meets Ills Death in a Tragic Manner at FlagStaff-RelatiVeS
 Take No Interest.

From the Fla staff Sun.
 At 9:30 o'clock Sunday night Con- stable Dickinson was directed to the switch track east of the depot, where he found the body of g man lying near the rails. He was in 8 semi-conscious condition but was rational enough to mutter indistinctly that he had jumped from a moving train. He said that his name was Ed Barrett and that he was barber by trade, but before the officer could glean anything further the in- jured man swooned away. He was taken to the county hospital and Dr. D. J. Brannen was called to attend to him. The doctor found that the back of the head had been terribly fractured and made the patient as comforta ble as DOS sible. He lived about three hours. A regular army discharge, issued at San Francisco, was found upon the dead mans person. The name on the paper is Charles F. Black and gives his age as 34 and the place of birth as Weston, Mo. The unfortunate man carried with him a small valise which contained barbers' tools and few arti- cles of clothing. He had been working at Williams and Ash Fork recently and was in town Sunday. Why he should have jumped from the train is beyond theory, unless he found himself going on the wrong direction.
 1 Coroner Prime held an inquest at which the jury rendered verdict that Barrett, or Black, died from wound in the back of his head caused by jump ing from moving train.
 Undertaken Whipple endeavored to find the relatives of the dead man, and after considerable expense in telegraph ing, found his brother, Harris Black, at Edgerton. Mo, but he refused to do anything for the dead brother and the body was buried in the potter's field.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-05
Ho for White Hills Nining Camp

Tr1-Weekly Stage Line. Through in one day; S-passenger, 4-horss thoroughbrace wagon; change horses at Crosr ranch and ct Mountain Springs: leaves Kine man Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 m., and arrives at camp at p. m: same day: Leaves White Hills Camp Tussday, Thursda, and Saturday at 8. m., and arrives at Kins man at D. m. same day.
 Fare, $7; freight3c.
 Shortest and most direct route to the Nev White Hills mining camp. Stage office atstor, the W. H. Taggart Mercantile company. Exrr, oonveyances on application.
 CROSS & O., Props,
 Kingman. Arik.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-05

Workingman's barbershop, coolest basement in town. Best barbers.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-05

THE sTEWART-Camp St.. Tucson, Ariz l The best furnished house in the south theatrical troups. Prices always moderate.
 MRS. B. STEWART, Proprietress.