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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
KENTUCKY ITEMIZED.
A RESUME OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS OF THE WEEK. y
Things of n Nowsy Nature Rolled Down
TO Suit the Convenience OF the
Hnsty Reader.-Kentucky Down
to Date.

curing ". a. Ii. week.
The rabbit crop is o. X. The bushes
are full of them.
A new disease is killing many cattle
in Marshall county.
Tobacco will soon be ready for market
in some localities.
Doves have been very scarce and
hunters are complaining.
Some parts of Anderson county are
suffering from the drought.
Tight trousers are coming in vogue in
some of the rural districts.
There is a brisk demand in the State
just now for good feeding cattle.
Kentucky contributed 1886 soldiers
to the Federal army in the late war.
Mr.. F. E. Cosby was killed by a boiler
IPxplosion in a saw mill near Mayfeld,
A little sign at the Murray postofIice
bears this inscription: "No mail here
fer ME-"
The jury in the case against Frank
Ellis, for killing Micajah Rowsey, could
not agree.
James Middleton, of Boyle county,
sold field of forty acres of corn at $3.50
per barrel in the shock.
Fortysix negroes were baptized as a
result of the meeting at Kingston, near
Georgetown. 49,.
George Creacy was fatally hurt by
falling debris at the Pitteburg mines in
Laurel county.
Richard Suter was given a life sent
ence at Frankfort for the murder of
Harry Kelly.
Hon. w. G. Owens, of Georgetown, is
to make a number of speeches in Bour-
bon county.
The good people of Pembroke, Chris
tian county. are happy in the belief that
gold has been discovered in that yicin.
ity.
Letcher county has number of big
coal banks that would supply the State
in coal, but there is not a railroad in
fifty miles of them.
Mr.. w. F. Settle, blind genius of
Barren county, has made carpenters
bench, on which he can do any and all
kinds of work rapidly.
Elder J. S. Sweeney, Of Paris, is pre-
pairing sermon on "Women. Bicycles
and Boomers" 1t is said that he will
take the advanced female to task in his
usually characteristic and vigorous man
ner .a.@s|}...@~..... -. ~
The negro Harry Mitchell Smith has
been convicted at Lexington Of assault
ing Mrs, Mary Hudson and the punish
ment has been fxed5at death. Two nc.
groes have been sentenced 70 death
within d week at Lexington,
| The Court Of Appeals has decided the
question as to whether Perry county Or
| the State was liable for the mileage and
| per diem Of witnesses in the case Of
4 Filds and Adkins, who were tried on d
change 81 yenueat Barboursvillc. The
court holds that Perry county is not
Iliable FOR more than the cost Of moving
records 70 Knox county.
short crops this year are unknown, at
least III Kentucky. Even the nut trees
are doing their shares toward breaking
i the record. The Milton News remarks
that "chestnuts, wslnuts, hickory nuts
and beech nuts were never IN such
abundance as they are in this locality
this year. Nut trees OF all kinds are
literally hanging fnlI, and the small boy
viii have chance 70 get la his work in
..s .kava y
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
NEIGHBORING NOTES.
,,ons q News Gathered by Busy
Herald Correspondents
~. :, ia Readers May Be Posted on What
Is Being Said and Done.
rsuME OF THE PAST WEEK

Tftbere's a hole in a. your coats,
Irede ye tent it; ,....
.biel's amang you taking notes,
mi faith he'll prent it,"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

Mrs. JEFF Prater, Of salyerville, Ia
dangerously i'll at her home. No hopes
Of recovery.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

Last Sunday the excursions on The
La L, we're closed for the year The
extra train has been largely patron,zed
by the people Of this county
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

Sidney Bishop has our thanks for a
bucket Of nice yellow preserving to-.
matoes.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

Misses Elite Swango and Frances
Sweeney, Of ToIiyer, aud Mrs sarail
Sweeney ard bright iittlo daughtsf
Floence, Of Lexington we're appreciated
callers at tho fIRRAfb oilte NVcdne
day.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

]. Taylor Day has sold his residence
and business property and his stock in
the lumber companies on the Kentucky
and Red rivers 70 his brother, Floyd
Day, and has bought Of his brother
Floyd his interest in the stores at Jack.
son and Elkatawa, also his and J. G. NJ.
Days lands on Frozen Creek, Breathitt
county. Mr.. Floyd Day. will move to
Winchester about November LIST, and
will make that city his headquarters in
the lumber business. Day Bros o..
Taylor and Johnl are building large
business house in Jackson, a four story
brick 44xj7 feet, and will pat regular
bank vault in it. This deal amounts 10
about 100000.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

1t is earnestly requested and urged
that every member of the Christian
church at Hazel Green be present next
Sunday morning at IL O'clock. Some
very necessary and important matters
will be considered and no member
should absent himself Of herself. Vim.
H.. Cords subject at the time Will Be
"The Good Part" All others are cor.
daily invited 70 come. Neglect not
the assembling Of yourselves, ~ the
manner Of some Isl, but Be found it tile
Lords house,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

subacTi6e aad &C N ~ NoEI1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

70 Searches out ali poisonous ms,ter
mi diseasH germs Of Whatever char.
nCter II regulates the action II the
orgsrs Of the whole body. II 'orcei
uut Impure matter makes the blood
rich AMI puts new 10 into eycfy
nrer.
Two doctors failed to cute Mr'. II.
Price, Of No. as Birch Street, Read.
lug, Pa, who suffered from severe
disctss o. womb after childbirth. She
uilcfeI Intensely from pain In her
thighs, hips aud hrslsi, a'n, In lung
was bNfly c1usllpaieI; mad 10 apo.
lite, could not sleep, wls extremely
nrrv.uf; womb was greatly swoliou
hHrd aui sentative; could only VT mp
a few m,BuWs. TIC GOctoss wished 10
perform surgical operation which
sbe refused ~ submit t., Uut instead
wrote % d.. Pierce, WIN advised bl'
"Fav8ritl Piescrip,i0D"-i0ur bottles
Of which completely rur,d ret
Ailt. a. IL. Norman, 81 Red Fork.
Ctcrs Nation, In. Territory. writer.
''hiier % eat del OF tulsIng fof
iuur ycat, which grew wois', my
physician aid my chief Hllmuut wa
liberation Ut tho w0mb-nisU a com.
plicatiun oi hilmen.s, paits in ths
lower rufls, nrh1rg of back, u.c. six
/ montts agJ commenced taking Dr.
Piutr e Ftv1Iite Prescription uud hl'
Golden Medical Discovery H1y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
Wide. Case a Precedent.

BAN FRANCISCO, June l3.--TheTe
was an exciting scene ut the police
court proceedings this afternoon in tbC
criminal iiDul suit instituted by MT.
Marc LivipgG.On, n candidate foI
health Uilicvr, against Rev. ar. Ollie
aud thTVU other members VI the civic
federation, ilcluling /. j. PIuman,thc
president,
Ons OF the attorneys Tor the defend.
ants toEtifled that the d6iendaule, when
mnkng their charges against Living.
SION, cNpt clgd TO be- arrested for libel,
considering tho procedure In the Oscar
Wilde case us u precedent In the mat
TOT.
COufsal for the pToleGutiOn ssked II
Il was intlmale1 thzI DR.. Livingston ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

DULUIH, minu., June IA YER
die. Was returned this evening by tue
Jury In the case Of Alfred Merritt
against Johu -. Rockefeller. the jury
assessing Mefnlps damage ut syiD,-
600.
The action was brought In ihe
United States court 70 Tsc3vot sl,2jO,-
900 ~ damages caused To- piaintii Ivy
reason Of alleged ffauduleu. tcl rcsenta-
lions made by Mf. Rockefeller and his
agents at the time when the Merritt
prof. o,ties on tue Mrsana range were
included Ia the Ltbo Superior clsoli.
iptcd miucs, now olnttOllei by Mr.
RIckeitlior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

tpe nails fell %, my teeth began TO get
loose. | Cluli not eat; could no, walk.
A ffenI " mine called one day, and
asked me wnst the matter WAS. DID
not want 60 tell him for fcur u wHali
get around, but am glad now that /
md, Had I Kept on with the doctor.
they would now have had all ny
money. Ny hair oil fell out, ami /
WIS not ~ 70 be seen. | began 10 take
H. pierco'a G,lisn Medical d.
clvsry, htor the fret bottle 1 berou
70 Ull u great deal better, but
I broke out more thSn before.
A'lrf had taken Ave bot,lcp igGs u
acW man al over. I hal as1re freak
our ia my noun; could not open my
mouth any moro thau tho f.2s VI q ten
cent piece. Alter hal taken the last
bottle tho sore entirely disappeared. |
am happy again. sly hair came bsos,
aud I nm now healthy man. 9au
never speak too highly NJ your Dlooi
cure. IL IL the best Ia tho void. 1t
haS, I am sure, saved my life. have
/ gained ten pounds eince | began Ia
take u, eat better aud look ffclher thau
ever before"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
rILInusrrml,o rXrEnIrIoN.
MONEY, Mon and Ammunition for Gu.
bnn uulUts.


NEW YORK, June 1.-the boat
George W. Childs, Commanded 10y Cav.
tain Swan, sailed from Philadelphia
May Is with filibus,ering expedition,
bound fof point near Santiago dc
Cubs. She put into Key West Juno q
and sailed tho following day Tor tho
Bahia islands, where SHE was 10 take
on 100 mou, 3,OOO,OOO rounds Of Wmmu.
n!upn nnd 100000 IN gold. The
ChiIda In Faid 10 Havs been chased by
tho spanish cruiser Ininuta IsRbel on
the high sene, but succeeded la max.
inr heg escape.
Au attempt viii be made 10 land the
men and tho supplies on the southern
c0as, OF Cuba, "a near "a possible 10
Santiago dc Cuba. The plan II 10 take
MARI 10 Jlmsica, whBncB ho IN *.
psctei 10 proceed 10 the Tattoo State.
" the Information given IN htc
Washington dispatch to the effect that
George w. Childs has landed nj J amaica
Ia correct tho mission has probably al.
rsauy been accomplished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

tOnalism In that, II II the srotionalism
oi poverty and wrong on one side
against robbery and fasCn'ily on tho
Other and the lay IL going o. come
very soon, for come IL must, when you
cane atand this muUh longer, whom
there will DO n day OF reckoning with
these men.
We Will have constitutional amend.
monts enough TO give us al Income
tax, and " will be u graduated Income
tax, such M Will not only tax the In
come above certain amount req.
sOuable per cent, but ne 10 goes up the
tax Itself will 10 UP, anu whenever n
man gets above certain amount we
will take It all Of II. (hpplause.)
Socialier they will cry. Hear trni
socialist from south Carolina! lie Ia M
nnatchis! That uCtarinil
III issimpIy the damming up Of the
wstsr Of Indignation, nnd when II
breaks loose it win wash things beyond
all toasonat 10 bounds,
"lhcte " going o. ho q new Mason
and D.Nou's line dtawn this year. Il
will start n the mouth OF the Chest
peake bay nud run 70 Chicago by way
OF Cincinnati. Every Republican
and Bo.callud Democrat northeast OF
that line ~ going TO vote for n gold.
hug, md every Republican, Dgm1crat
anu PJpu.lst soutl u " anu wes, %, },
Ia gOink 10 vote Tor somebody who isau
honest lrIcui OF the people, let him be
from Whatever party he nay" ZAP
plausr.)
LvFNiNu sEs-ioN
Congres.man Bankheaj, Of Ala.
bama, presided ut the evening session.
lie introduced General a. j. Warner,
" Ohio, who declared that any mau
who hsys silver was demonotlgsd viii
tue full knowledge ot the people VI the
United states simply lice.
EN.CONGREssMAN BRYAN.
William J. Bryan, Of Nebraska, ia,
next speaker, IN the course Of hisie
make, suiU:
"Populists will not envy you Repub
Leans who follow the famous motto OF
your maftyfed President: 'GDvorumO8
| VI tho people, for the people sand by thi
people, aud win victories Tor truth
| KupublicRuB will not envy you Dem
ofals any victories won for truth, II
| you follow the rules laid down by Jui
I itlNNh hl 7 1AAhHl IL AHElhhlll aus NhA
Democrats Will not envy you pOpul,sll
who are made u thu two mother par
ties aud honor alike Lincoln, JoilsfsJi
and JacEsoD, II you win victories foI
\ truth"
State Senator a nsou WRlc1tl, OF In
diana, was the last speaker Ui tue even
| ing.
Under tho resolution passed lhi
afternoon the following national com
mit,eo was appointed 10 call "a nbIiUna
silver conference In It, discretion:
Alabama, John W. TOmliutou; Az
kansas, CnarlOi CONN; California
Alexander Delmaf; Culofaio, 4. W
turkueI; Georgia, y. w. L0uglcy
Kentucky, J. A. Parker; Louisinua
Senator Blanchard; Missouri, J. G.
Gsge; Nevada, G. 5. Nixon; NcDusEu
G.. J. SMITH; North CatOltns; y. II
Elliott; OnlU, Il. u. Scott; Peunsyiva
MA; a. e.. Hopkins, Sluth Carolina
J. ". Stokes, Tennessee; j. lIG8Odwiu
Texas, J. II, RUIau; Virginia, M. j.
BraudUt; Nav Mexico, NJ. u. Prime,
Utah, l.. ]. klmuail.
The committee elected John R.GoDd
win, OF Tennessee, us chairman anu j
n. ACkliu, OF Nashville, secretary. !
will meet 10 Chicago during July {
perfect permanent organization.
The convention then adjourned sin
die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

wholesale nutoh.TinE OF wostbonnd
Rates.

OMAiIA, June l3.-Not content with
having mOrtally FLASHED the Omaha.
Utah rates on the ten classes quoted
on the rate sheet, this Union Pacific
this afternoon decided TO 20 into q
wholesale butcheting " Weslbouni
tntss. Effective June l7lh the low
rates In effect from the MittUuu Tivor
TO Utsh common points Saturday viii
DO extended To Chicago. Tho effect Of
this reduction n that n lower scale Of
rates will prevail from Omaha TO Salt
Lake than from Omaha 90 Butte and
Helena, anu to equRlizo matters Ggain,
Chicago IL thken into the horizontal
reduction. Montana rates applied ~ q
maximum to intermediate points
create a basis much more favorable 10
the UlAh iobbef, ny enabling him
better 10 distribute Ia small lots freight
received by him. Thia applies with
equal force 10 goods produced at
Missouri river point, aud marketed iu
Utah by Missouri river i0bbefs. the
cut Ia about Ons-ihiId.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

NEW YoiIS, June IA special 10
tho Heruld from 81. Po.erfburg says
there ~ he beat authority Tor denying
the reported negotiations with China
Tor the cgsslop OF a strip Of MHnchufia
10 enable Russia TO lay IA ezIensl0n VI
tho tfaut-sIuvTiHu railway.
Russia has recommended China TO
cUnttiuut her own ltuet, which could
be laid 40 ts 10 Join tho Sibttian route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
CHINA WARMED.
Russia, GormanY nud TTaase Give
Abe Government IiInt.

VICTORIA, u, g., June l4,-Lettors
to the King Tai company from
Shanghai give tho news that tho Rus.
sian, German and French ministers IN
Pekin paid q Joint visit to tho Tsung Iii
Yamen On Nay 2Bri, aud presented the
following statements:
"rho course aiken by tho three
powers Ia giving RuVice 10 JApau by
suggesting she should not permanently
occupy Lao Tung peninsula was die.
lated merely by tue desire Of those
powurB for lasting peace In the Orient,
but not TO promote any Interest Of the
Chinuse government or on account OF
their sympathy with China. The
ChinOso government Is therefore
warned not 10 misunjorsihnd the Oh.
lect OF the three powers aud thus u
rely upon them In tho failure In con.
ntclion with nfl1itJ the settlement VI
which IL now pending,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

BIRMiSGHAM, Ais, June li.-Tho
employees OF the Howard Harrison
lrOn company at Bossemtr, this largest
IRON pipe manufacturers In the South,
have been gwen nO;ice that ON tho
10Th int. an advances Of 10 per cent in
wagUa would be made. More than ono
thousand are affected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
Prospect Of higher Rates.

Br. LOUIS, Mo, June li.-IhCro are
good prospects for tehtUfailOn Of rates
on tho southwest lines. Tue Missouri
PRciic-lfOn Mountain mas taken inde-
pendent action and given notice TO ia
agents ana connections that no more
shipments would be received NJ any.
thing lees than full tarin. The other
roads arc expected to follow SUIT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

NEW YoW,f Juno ll.-A special 20
tho nora lum Colon, Colombia, say:
Chile IL 10 cDlu lO,OlJ,uUU silver dollars
yer anuum anu issyr gold iu 81 $40
anu so pieces. silver Will uul be "a
legal tender ia amounts above S1O, uut
the mint win exchange gold lot silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
Candidate for Governor Of ohio.

NEW York, June lI.-Congreasmsn
Pau 5. surg will be the next Demo
ora tic candidate tor governor VI ohio,
Il was 20 decided at conference Of
Ohio Democratic politicians at the
Waldorf hotel last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

BEGINNING MAY Isl, every fIth
customer Will be given ten per cent.
discount 0u his purchase. Every hi.
uctl customer viii Lst a discount OF
so per cen. Every one huudreth GUS
toner will have the entire amount Of
his purchase refunded, Every two
hunurputh customer will get u foo
bicycle iTc".
Count Is made rom the payment Of
order Our goods and prices are abso'
lutely correct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
acun,NY NNn SILVER.
No Faiih ~ M Inisrunuon1 uono.
tH-v 'outt renee.

Ivy HthAN ffNf's
BrVLtS, June la.-rho National
z,NuHy today sayS that replies have
SOW boon received by tho government
rom tul majority Of tbs federal Uoy-
utnmentl TO ihr flrmuT's Inquiry tt-
gnrding tho rN lrGieuCy oi au iu,urna-
tiOuEi conference for the settlement VI
the currency question.
10 Rd4cI, while tu'h snew'Fs DO
not Imply rup3sitiou - tho proposal,
not one II tuum mRniicgis real desirr
for a conference. The replies, 70 nv.
p,ats, generally indicate conviction
that such meeting viii b. iruliltss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

guilty Of crimes similar 10 those n'
which Wilde was actu'cd. "NOt cN-
acily that" responded thu attorney Tor
the civic federation, "but Of cfimes
just ns bad, and We can Prove him
guilty OF all wo have cnargou.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
anInIn nrnaAY DrAn.
the Richest Hnd Iiandaumtst rrofcs.
siuuRI Ghmbirr In Ntw York.

NEW YOuK, June ll-"Mito"
Mufrny, WIN has been called the
richest and nRuds1msst professional
gambler IN New York, died at his
Office IN this city last night pfosum-
ably Of heart failure. He had been
sitting m font ~ the building with
his brother janet, when the rain
caused him to 20 In duuts. lie told
hls brother that he was not isuling well
and walked up stsiFs q his Office, cay
Ing that lie would lie down iJra while,
He ciUd Ia a lew mluuttf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
ounAa urmELLi0N.
Another victory tor tho InsurgenIs
IIrpoTtrd.

KY WEST, Flu., June IA dit
patch received here from Cuba says
tho engagement between the Spanish
troops anu the Cuban rebels near tho
city VI Moron resulted iu a victory Tor
the insurgents, ana That they captured
the town. Tue loss Uu oHcu eide was
small.
Fuftuur Rdvlcss state that the gov
eminent Uiiloiais IN Cuba H,ill mAiu-
tain o strict censorship over all tClO'
grams and leitets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

80 highly Il Dr.. Pierce regarded Al
home that he has boon repeatedly
elected 90 tho highest public ofilce'
,such as state senator and Unitoi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

10 " N8NNH 7 ~ '|'s'''' "
Has our y stamp IN rcd on wrapper.
=. "a. ZElLlS q 20" FAuAdelpha, fg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14
WA NEW NJ ALL ovlN.n

81 had suffered for over year with
bad blood poisoning" writes John
Hazgliiau, Ed" Of NJ. 5lG West li3
street, New York CITY, "OraRGing OUT
all over my body; my nager nails and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

The germs Of disease seek out tue
weak spots IN the body, Done have
any wtnk slOus. II you have them
now, clear tuem cur, t1no tDom az,
MAKE them strong. DR.. PlrIcs's
GOiien Medical Discovery will do II.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-07
IN MEMORIAM.

The fifty-third congress is non est. That experimentation of democratic and other political monstrosites died last Monday. The mass of voters that bore it repudiated it at the last cleo ton. But it had career of sufficient length to plunge the country into the most severe panic it has ever encoun- tered and has done other incalculable injury which will cause it to loom up as gruesome nightmare in years to come, when it's numerous costly mis- takes have been rectified by an able and conscientious republican national legislature. It has killed the sheep and other great industries by its absurd tariff laws, causing thousands to suffer and pauperism to reign. During its regime the number of tramps has been increased over 1000 per cent and people have actually starved to death in a land of plenty by it's iniquitous laws. It came into power with the r'- ceipts of the government equal to the expenditures and bv it's perverse and misguided legislation the national debt ] has been increased $162, ,000,O00. Not only that. but it has sanctioned the replenishment of a depleted treasury by loans made at an extortionate rate of interest and in absolute antagonism to all sound business principles--a method that smacked of either gross corruption or the densest ignorance of financiering.
 Imbecility has been the guiding star of the members who retire; oblivion is their grave. If President Cleveland and his cabinet annex could only be compelled to make their exit also, the American people could probably see the speedy finale of national calam- ity. As it is, the beginning of the end has been seen. and on March 4, 1897, the nation will have the pleasure of viewing the complete disappearance of the most stuprndous calamity that has befallen the republic since the re- e,lion.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-07
AFTER that portion of the Hayward i

AFTER that portion of the Hayward monstrosities now on trial for murder at Minneapolis is placed where it be- longs--iu states prison--the authors ties should look after the balance of tha dangerously peculiar clan. The whole family would form q most excellent nucleus with which to start an institu- tion for the esiminaIly insane who seem tO iufes fIlppeSotA
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-07
THE WEB OF THE LAW
Seems to Have Been Woven Around
 the Postoffice Suspects.

Seems to Have Been Woven Around
 the Postoffice Suspects.
 Irene Mayburn has told Sheriff Cam eron and officials enough of the history of the Williams postofiice burglary to warrant the rearrest of Robert F, Stevens, and he is held under q $500 bail bond to answer to the grand jury. Miss Irene will be used as witness against various people, and it is possi- ole she may secure immunity from prosecution. She is now under bonds for her appearance at the proper time.
 Deputy United States Marshal Mor- rell was up from Williams during the week and had arranged to transfer the daslhng brunette to Prescott when the new turn of affairs in the case changed his plans. Stevens waived examine ton before Commissioner Gibson.
 Sheriff Cameron says the whole matter will eventually be cleared up and the guilty ones brought to justice.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-07

ONE of the Hawaiian conspirators who was bau;sbed for plotting against the republic is now cleaning streets in Vancouver. He might have a kick coming because of his downfall, but 1t is slight one; not enough to hurt his toes in making it. He should feel very thankful that his political exit was not made via scaffold and rope.