Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-17
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 up train near Gainesville, Texas, two years ago, Doolan Winchester in hand went through the passenger coaches and robbed the passengers.
 In one car was Miss Belle Bailey, who was on her way to Purcell to teach school. DoOlan was attracted by her aud inquired where she was going. Soon after Miss Bailey had taken charge of the school a stran- ger appeared at Purcell He gave his name as Bullard and began pay ing attentions to Miss Bailey.
 Some of her friends warned her to keep away from the man but she refused to send hlm away. He would go away frequently for a week or two but always returned to see the girl. One day Bullard was at Miss Bailey's school when Dan Spars, a deputy United States marshal, rode up. He recognized Bullard as Doolan and started to draw his revolver but the outlaw drew his first and forced the officer to dismount and handcuffed him. Then he said that he had wanted to reform but the deputies would not let him.
 Miss Bailey, who witnessed the | incident, cried out to her admirer, Who and what are youi' Pm Bill Doolan, the much read about outlaw" was the quick response. Six months later Miss Bailey left her school and has hot been heard of since. Since then Doolan has been making every effort to secure leniency from the authorities. It is believed that Miss Bailey is with hiT as his wife and is working for his reformation
 CHIoAeo, July 15.-Peter Hazel, 8 saloonkeeper, in fit of drunkenness threw Mrs, Hazel upon table and cut her throat from ear to ear, then holding his little girl up by the hair, hacked her in the throat and face in half dozen places, finishing his work by driving the bloody blade into his own neck. The three are dying.
 NEW YORK, July l5.-Delegates from 690 tailor shops met last night and decided upon a great strike. There are 5000 members of the union. The time for the beginning of the strike will not be revealed to the employers and all will walk out at once within five minutes of the signal.
 CARSON, New, July 15.-A continu- ation of the application of John T. Jones to have Superintendent Adams of the mint, fined for contempt of court, came up before Judge Hawley in the United States court today. Adams was ordered by the commis- sioner during the examination of Jones, to produce the counterfeit melt m court, as per reqnest of Jones' attorney, and he refused to do so. The judge denied the appli- cation, but said that at the proper time it should be produced in the presence of an inspector, which is practically victory for Jones.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July I5.-The Chi nese have discovered a new way by which they hope to beat the exclu- sion act. It is by landing Chinese here as natives of this state. Fed eral officials here have received in- formation that ring has been formed here by Chinese and whites to land Chinese fraudulently. The Mongols are to be shipped here as natives of California For everyone that is safely landed the ring is to receive $200. There are now said to be 20 young Chinese on the way here to be landed as native sons. Collector Wise is taking means to prevent its operation.
 NEW YORK, July 15.-Testimony in the suit of Mrs. Ollie Corbett for divorce from James J. Corbett was taken by Referee Jacobs to-day. Counsel for the plaintiff announced that she charged her husband with improper conduct in the Bates House, Indianapolis, in Charleston, w. Va, and at Zanesville, Ohio, in April. The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-Judge McKena, in the United States dis trict court, to-day granted the gov ernment permission to appeal the Stanford case to the United States court of appeals for this circuit. He | specified in his order that the ap- peal must be filed before August 15. | The suit for 100000 will then be | practically decided.
 DETROIT, July 15.-A special to | the News from Toronto, Ont, says the bodies of the Pietz children | have been found buried in a yard in that city. These children are sup posed to have been murdered by H. Fl. Holmes, the insurance swim dler recently convicted at Phila- delphia.
 PITTSBURG, July 15.-A gentleman just returned from Santiago de Cuba says that delegation of thirty-three planters from. Cuba are on th9ir way to Washington to interce1e with th1 cdDlueJ anu pIesiueuJ JO nave the l United States recognize the insur- gents in Cuba as beligerants.
 GREExvILLE, s. C., July 15.-Ira Johnson, who killed a young white man named Longford in a quarrel at Piedemont on the 7th, was taken from jail this morning by one hun 1red men, carried outside the city limits, swung to a tree and riddled v tn bullets.
 LONDON, July 15.-The experiment Jf making tobacco an ally of reli- yion promises to be a success in the of those who have under aken it. The invitation to partake )f a smoke at Christ Church Chapel n the East Eud last Sunday, was to by more than two housand men, who are the poorest )f the poor. 4 few came smoking. , The others carried pipes in their mouths with the bowls inverted to { lenote emptiness, The gentlemen VhO were to conduct the services, ;