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The morning call., 1895-01-06
FRANK STORER THE VICTIM.
Streets Were Filled With Flying
Bullets.
SEVERAL WITNESSES WOUNDED
Murderer Has Been Captured and
Lodged in the County
Jail.

VIsALIA, Jan. 5.-Frank Storer. a black.
smith, was shot at 20 this afterD Don and
MORALLY wourded by Frank Gribble.
Some feeling existed between the two men
for some time over bill owed Storer by
Gribble.
just what the primary cause of the
trouble was is difficult 20 arrive at. 1t Is
rumored that Gribble had used his tongue
too freely concerning the family affairs oil
Storer.
This forenoon Gribble tried to borro "
$3.50 from William March. saying that he
intended to do up" Frank Storer before
o'clock. March asked him what he meant,
but Gribble gave him an evasive answer.
just before the shooting j. j. Fulgham
and John March were talking to S'orer on
the sidewalk in front Of the White House.
Gribble came across from the opposite side
OF Main street toward them.
When he reached the curbng Storer
stepped up to Gribble and said, Frank.
want you to keep your mouth shut after
this"
"I'll do as please about that" was the
reply.
"If you don't I'll make you." said Storer.
"You will, will you. Stand back there"
answered Gribble. as he felt for his re-
volver.
S orer did stand back. but before he
could draw his revolver Gribble had taken
three shots at him. Gribble then ran about
thirty feet, into Parker's butcter-shop.
followed by Storer. who emptied his gun
at his assailant. Gribble wheeled while in
the butcher-shop and shot at his pursuer
Storer tell to the sidewalk. mortally
wounded. Gribble' then ran to the rear OF
the shop, where he was arrested few
minutes later. About eight or ten shots
were fired. Both of the mems pistols were
empty when found.
Two bullets from Storer's revolver
passed into the butcher-shop and struck
the brick wall and another pierced the
lower step of Madrid's barber-shop. A
bullet from Grlbble's pistol flew across
Main street and passed through the door
of Ben Bauber's barber-shop. Otrin Kitely
received gIancing wound in the left arm,
one bullet just grazed George d. Bliss
foot, while J. w. Cakes had still more
narrow escape, a bullet tearing away the
top of one of his boots. DR.. Hall at
tended Storer- as soon as he was carried to
the rear of Dsveny's drugstore. but moth
ing could be done. The wounded man
had been shot through the stomach and
under the left arm. He soon lost con.
seriousness and at 2:10 O'Clock he breathed
his last.
The body was then carried down to his
home on South Locust street. Gribble was
taken to Jail.
Storer was a married man with FAM
lily. He was Of a quiet, peaceful nature.
while Gribble has been hunting trouble
for some time past and has had difficulties
with several men recently.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
AN ARIZONA MURDER.
But the Culprits VIII Very Likely
Be Lynched.

TUCSON, AriZ.. Jan. 5.-The stage which
arrived mere this evening brings meager
details of double murder on Friday last
at Alma. small settlement sixty miles
from Tucson.
About s o'clock that night two Mexicans
entered the store of F. M. Doll, the post
master of the place, and deliberately shot
him and his son George and fatally
wounded Mrs. Doll. They would prob
ably have killed her, too. had not the noise
of an approaching wagon scared the muir
derers away.
The motive of the deed Is believed to
have been robbery. Indignant ranchers
are In pursuit, and will hang the Next
cans to the nearest tree if they cal ture
them.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
TWO FATAL EXPLOSIONS.

Several Uniucky Miners and MiIIers
Are Killed.
XENIA. Ohio. Jan. Corning Mill 2
of the Miami Powder Works, located five
miles north. exploded last night, COM
pletely demolishing the building and kill
ing Adolph Kreble. Arthur Harris and
Clifford Horney. The mill contained sew
eral hundred pounds OF powder.
UNIoNTowN. Pa. Jan. 5.-An explo-
sion at the Meyer coke plant last night
resulted more seriously than was at first
supposed. The following were injured: :
Peter Hoodick, Joseph Braddock, j. GAL
syick. j. Helick. Mike Loonick and Mike
Megan. The four first named will prob
ably die. The explosion is supposed to
have been caused by spark from pipe
dropping into can OF powder.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
ONCE LIVED IN SEATTLE.
Bit of Life History of Theodore j.
DeDuY.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. t.-Theodore ).
Depuy, who was found dead at the
Golden West Hotel in San Francisco
yesterday under circumstances that indi-
Gated that he had been sandbagged by
highwaymep, had been resident OF
Seattle for four years. He came here
from Los Angeles. During his career he
was on the New York Supreme bench, II
is said, and also on the bench 10 Chicago.
He was a Southerner. Wren Depny left
this city for New York by way OF San
Francisco he had considerable money and
a gold watch.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
LOST IN THE MOUNTAINS.
An Awful Experience That Proved
Fatal to Will Foran.

ORov1LLE, Jan. 5.-The day before yes
terday three men left the middle Iork Oh
the Feather River TO go to Lumpkln Mi'is'
They had for guide Paul Willott. an ex-
periepced mountaineer. but the whoie
party go. lost within one mile OF then des-
tinatiop. They wandered back to Quartz
Hill, and were out all night. during Wnlch
one of the party, Will Foran, former
resident of Oroville, persisted with the
cold. w. S. Higgings and John Edmnnds
came near dying, but Wiliott reached
Lumpkn Mills and sent back help In Tins
to bring them in.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
SHERIFF SCOTT GIVES BONDS.
He Must Answer a Charge of Allow
ing Prisoners to.Escape.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 5.-SherIff Jay Scott
of Fresno County. under indictment by
the Grand Jury, charged with allowing B.
Mundell and Martin Cooney to escape
from his custody, surrendered himself to
the United States Marshal to-day. These
men were committed TO his care June Is
last, having been convicted Of contempt in
the Circuit Court of Southern California.
Sheriff Scott deposited bonds in the sum
OF $4,000 aud returned to Fresno this even
ing
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Bark Dominion Is Safe.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. Jan. 5.-The
Nicaraguan bark Dominion arrived late
tonight after continuously stormy pas
sage of thrty-one days from San Fran
cisco. The vessel lost full suit of sails
and an iron main lower topsail yard.
From the day of sailing until taken In tow
by tug Discovery of Cape Fjattery sue
cession OF storms were encountered. The
water was nearly exhausted wbe the YES
sci arrived, and the crew has been on short
allowance for several days. The Dominion
reports speaking the British bark Comlie-
bank, sixty-two days out from Acapulco
for the Columbia River.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Embezzlinr Postmaster.

MADEIRA, Jan. Sword was received
to-day from Hildretb, a mountain town,
that Judge Calhoun, postmaster OF thai,
place, had been arrested by the United
States Marshal for EN- bezzIment, and taken
to Los Angeles. Calhoun was highly
respected citizen, and his friends are
greatly surprised at his arrest.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
AM Indefinite Sentence.

CINCINNATI Jan. 5-Judge Sage. In the
United States District Court, to-day SEN
fenced ex- United States District Attorney
W.B. Burnett to sixty days Imprisonment
for EN- bezzling $1,000 from q client. Mrs.
Bennett. This sentence lie concurrent
with sentence of six months for con-
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Pennover Endowments.

PORTLAND, Jan. 5.-The $500 scholar
ship with which Governor Pennoyer has
endowed Williams College makes the sec
ond Pennoye or endo wment in New England
colleges. William Pennoyer of Norfolk
County. England, endowed Harvard Col
lege In 1910 with a rent charge upon his
estate of $500 per annum.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Hiram Barton's Resignation.

SAN BERNARDINo. Jan. 5.-Hiram Bar
ton, president of the Board OF Trade. to-day
rendered his resignation. stating as the
cause that his position favoring the
Sunday closing question in the Board of
City Trustees had made such step desir-
able. The trustees Of the Board Of Trade
promptly declined to accept 1t and the
resignation was withdrawn
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Guilty of Mans.aughter.

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 5.-The Sleeves
jury brought in verdict this afternoon of
guilty Of mansiaughter. The jury was out
about sixteen hours. The trial is the
longest in the county's history, lasting
three weeks.
Sleeves was this afternoon admitted to
bail, his bond being fixed st $4,000
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Delusion of a Judge.

FRANKLIN. Pa, Jan. 5.-PresdiDg
Judge Charles Elias Taylor, who served
sixteen years on the Chenango County
Bench. attempted to shoot Deputy Sheriff
M. NJ. Shoemaker to-day. The deputy and
two other men overpowered him and took
away his revolver. Judge Taylor is "a years
of age, and lately has been under the
delusion that Sheriff Shaner, Deputy Shoe
maker and other officials had been spying
upon him.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Gallagher Defeats FourneII.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Thomas Gallagher
of Chicago won the handicap billiard
tournament at Daly's Academy, defeating
Fourneil, the Frenchman. Fourneil had
conceded his opponent 1900 points in a
match of 5000 points. The score for the
evenings PLAY was: Fourneil 514. Gala
gher Zoo The total score was: Fourneil
22S9, Gallagher 1900.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
EMI0RANT KILLED.
Crushed by Car-Wheels in Arcade
Depot at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 5.-Jacques Etchart,
a Partisan emigrant en- route for San
Francisco, was run over and killed by
train in the Arcade depot tonight.
Etchart in attempting to jump from the
baggage-car to the emigrant-car. the bag
gage-car being backed up to connect with
the rest of the train, miscalculated the dis
lance and fell under the wheels, being
mangled horribly.
His wife's two children, who were with
him. are left destitute, and were COM
PEELED to remain in the depot all night.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Drowned in Honcut Creek.

ORovILLE. Jan. 5.-Yesterday at Bangor
William J. Hickman turned Oh from his
reservoir a large head OF water and before
he could get out Of the ditch was caught
by the swift current and carried into
Honcut Greek. This stream being swelled
by the rains into torrent rendered all
assistance useless. Hickman was swept
under and drowned before his fellow
workmen's eyes. His body has not been
found.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
Dndped the Dow Tax

CLEVELAND, Jan. 5.-The police have
just completed saloon census and the
fact is developed that 451 saloons in this
CITY have been operating during the past
year without having paid the Dow tax OF
$3.50 per annum.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
OIL COMBINES.
Good Prospects of Competition in the
Business.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 5.-There is still an
other oil com bine in the field besides the
Producers Company just organized, and
there is consequently likely to be lively
competition In the marketing of oil for
some time to come. The Producers Com
pany did not get all the producers in the
field. 1t is understood the Turner broth
ers. who are extensive producers, and a
number of other smaller producers have
organized q combine distinct from the
Producers Company. 1t Is also stated
that the Union Oil Company has agreed
to take their output and dispose of it at a
fair price.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
YOUNG CRIMINALS.
Last Member of a Famous Gang
Captured.

UKIAH, Jan. 5.-Ormonde Hughes. the
last Of the band of midnight marauders
known as the Grouse gang. who was ar
rested in San Jose Wednesday by Officer
Jamison, was to-day held to appear before
the Superior Court OF this county in the
sum of $500.
Hughes, who is the son of San Jose
clergyman, is charged with burglarzing
the Palace Hotel in this city in September
last. His brother Vera is also under
bonds for similar offense.
Charles Burtnell, another of the gang,
has been sentenced to Whittier for three
years. Two other young burglars are also
10 Jail here. It was general clean up.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
To Marry a Millionaire.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Miss Jane Stuart
of the Richard Mansfield company gave
up her position at the close of the per-
Torrance in this city tonight. 1t is said
she Is to marry General Ouro. millionaire
of Milwaukee.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
One Strike Broken.

PITTsBURG. Jan. 5.-The strike at the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works at Brad
dock is broken. About $50 furnacemen
have returned to work. The Homestead
strike is still on, but meeting of the men
will be held tomorrow to determine on
future action.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
LOST in SnecuIafion.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Martin Vando-
helen. head bookkeeper for the Clausen &
Son Brewing Company. is charged with
regulations to the amount of $4,000. 1t is
said the money taken was lost in specula-
ton. Vandohelen has disappeared.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
SOLID AS A ROCK.
The Atlanta Exposition Not i'm a
Receivers Hands.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. "a special dis
patch sent out from here this afternoon
and printed abroad stated the Atlanta
Exposition was in the hands of a receiver
The morning call., 1895-01-06

tempt of court, which Burnett IS serving.
Unless Burnett is able to produce Donds.
which seems improbable. the concurrent
sentence is practically an indefinite one.
The morning call., 1895-01-06
+. MONEY FOR CHINA.

Report That London House Fur.
nishes Big Sum.
LONDON, Jan. Sit is reported in city
circles that London discount house has
advanced e50o,00 to China. 1t is said 10
per cent will be exacted from the customs
revenue as security.
The morning call., 1895-01-06

Aliens Pure Malt Whisky ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Canadian Club Whisky. 81 90
Bakers Emulsion Cod Liver On...............75c
Pisos and Bulls Cough Cure. ..................20c
Fellows Syrup, 81 so size. ..........".....$ 81 90
Scott's Emulsion. DOC
p & w. Qulnine ounce tins. .n................50 soc
Quinne Pills, grain, per lOO..................30c
..................40c
.,.....,,.,6Oc
Capsules. or. per doz. loo. doz for 25c
8 " 15c. 2 Csc
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-25
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each additional forty words or less.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-25

NOR SALE-The Jordan property on Park
Il ave, to close the estate. Large house, barn
address H. M. Rogers or II. F. Jordan, Keno
sha, Wis. NH u
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE--A house and lot corner Market
n and Congress SITS, one block from high
school near the depot, near Main street, near
most public buildings in the city For sale at
bargain, must be sold. Inquire or Z. r.
Beachel, p. 0. box 1893. tIoW
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS

VITANTED-To trade house and lot in Ke-
w nosha for small farm. For further in
formation call at this office. a6 w st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

sold of ioc December opened &c higher at 54'.c
rallied re. broke heavily to 5t'sc on the
bulge followed the market advanced NC TO Dog
sold of close j5izc against close yTtefnhV
AZ 5 May opened ut 5gsc broke $3.50. advanced to
closed 59&tc The demand for caSh No NORTH
ern was very active and the offerings were taken quickly
at a small premium December prices. on track No
hard 5Glbc No | Northern 55igc: No Northern, DC
Oats lower. No white. Ike; No Quoted az lo,.g,;S
small demand: No 3 corn. Doc. Flour STEADY
30 patents 81 25GS2 10 for bakers Produc
steady: bran s. 25qs9 5. shorts common bulk, $40 %
midd,ings. Sill
Philadelphia. oct 0.-FlourThrere was more activity In
spring patents which considerable business was done
AT choice brands. The balance OF the lnaiks
however quiet although prices were steadily held
with moderate offerings from the mills. Wheat-Maik"t
featureess. and prices showed no important
change up the close call. No red october 0o'2V
Gsc? November 66NG6ac: December 66s, qG7c January
GTs. Gtsc Market declined fully sc on OCTOBER ir
which there very little inquiry Futures beyond THIS
month largely nominal. in the absence OF business
Local small supply and quiet at former rates
No mixed October. 36sG37c: November 34Q34i4r De
cemter 33i.n33sc: January. 33q3ssc. OssMarket FOR
free offerings and prices declined &c
No white october @5a2ec; November. 25i.q25zc; De
cenber am26c January, 2Jm24c. Eggs-fresh stock
firm scarce; Pennsylvania Arsts. 10c: Western DO
17lkaisc. Sugars-Refned quiet and unchanged other
articles unchanged.
St. Louis oct o-Flour unchansed. Bran unchanged
Wheat higher; December, 63sc May, 6'1sc; october.
G1isc. Corn steady october. 25isc: December 23.sc;
May 25sc. oats steady October i7zc December, lIlse'
IS G2ass Lard-Prime 81 81; choice 81 l2's
BacoShoulders sac; longs $40 clear ribs, sac short
clear. G'sc. Dry salt meats-shouders, o. rios, ID
clear. Soc. High wines steady at 81 % Wool market
quiet Missouri and Illinois combing losc; comong ana
clothing 15c others unchanged Bagging-Ordtr prices.
l9-b. $50; 2b Sc; 24-t. 5ssc; iron ties SIC; hemp
souri, and Ieslverized. speter quiet at 50 o5GS4. No
market to-mOTOw-hoday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct (Specan.-The wheat bears had little
temporary success early bulls. though In con-
troll AT the close December opened 597s. sold between
59is and CO.'S closed COS cents. Liverpool was
weak the reason for the early decline here The rally
was something OF mystery The advance in silver might
have had something do with IT, There was little
war scare over cable that the British fleet had been
ordered TO Constantnope. The announcement was de-
cared old: IL was pooh oohed half day. but 1t
finally upset the shorts. helped 10 close the market
around the top The Increase in the worlds visible.
1870 geo bushels was more expected. but a
million less than last years. cable from The Corn
Trade News announced that the stocks In Europe and
anoat bushels showed increase for september
of I20OooOo bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts,
o4l bushels 300 bushels last years Primary
receipts bushels. 10000 bushels over The
serhoard oearances moderate only $4,000 bushels
I'm all There seemed to be all bear than
bull At the outset there good deal OF selling
unanmity When the crowd started to cover. 1t found
wheat scarce The weather West was dry. The Armour
interest now il talking bullish.
affected by the advance IN lake rates J2 cents
today AGAINST o.ns yeste'uay,, lna Pu 90 1
~ the question. ana made weak cash Market pctoDer
showed loss OF Sc closed al Z}As cents,
cent unGef 90 sa, h nay Vest colo and r
very favorable for the movement The Inspection was
adyces say husking will soon begin The movement then
VIII be temporarily lighter Gables were easier seaooar
premium There fair demand for cash oats aud
expected that the huskng OF corn Will reduce oats
lake rates charters made for 5000 bushels Futures
lost i cent October closing at lIS cents: the May at
2oh. cents.
cIdahv was n free OF November r1bs. The trade
dull Pork and lard lost : cents October RIBS lost
hogs the estimate for tomorrow: $1,000 hogs
on the curb puts on p s Ssed cos at '
23is cents; calls at 70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
,,, GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y y.
,r,>, tn, first sales were AZ an a T, month.
10 points the Early gos onT Y, %" points This
showing al ',r,nted TO an Unexpectedly Gooo showns
se by the Liycrpool market tns tmproyine about
being move Hsvs business The advance abroad WA, Mas
80 60 he due largely TO aa 'oP some sections Of the
his side. WIN fea- ~ bad bureau report Ihuis-
day Manchester seeme6 " Wh,ch reported yarns strong.
The insnes locally at c s'si' ,ns Cotton and under
adyan's ccs fen on atoui points bu, later Si
IN NOR active ,radns .c"ck prices were about
T ON ,eve ves,erlays closing hsnres; ~" ,,s ma
was strong aus ny, aiyance Of IL ~ points with
satsl sales Of esco hale, lhe Thn armness toward
about ,he w s 4, heavy buying. largely by New.oI-
Jeans parties a e" in The south killing Frost re-
ported at Memphis. Tenn any ry md n, a few other
fsi A 55 sanehing 10 do with the strength Of The mar
p. c"d weather anticipated in the cotton 1el To-
ke'; s Ioeai SPOT market quiet and ll6c hghei
n M,r,on spo marke, lac higher ana angus, Nv
nnsangci FROST reports came from Grenada MIS-
and one points IN Texas, .. ,n nnrrespondens
i,,ss throughout the cotton belt in RESPONSE o ~
qsr crn as compared with last years yield me re-
plies show average decrease S aSu h,ies The re-
yss weTe received from the following points az %
Dallas ra,s 30 per cent Waco per cent Clerbu,ne
40 to 10 per cent; Ardmore IL - p, sa Ia per
cent tnonown 20 per cent opelss' e a. Of cent p Fot
Euauia q per cent; Tls1esee 80 S pei 30 per
sn en-, ceorgiaAugisa Il per Rome. 20 per cent
CInrtns 81 per cent. Albany II TO 70 per cent IVA. IVA,
80 . per cent Memphis Tenn. ~ TO ~ per cen.
MISSISSIPPI vicksburg % to 40 per cent, Na,cheI 81
49,, Hveet Point; - per The receipts az ur
- -, ,be week continue 10 be figured AT @t1,~
80 aarst 81 Ilo the previous week and 80 800 iast
49, 1sy's receipts at New-Oreans we're lalH
So ,,rarss with 43S last week ana lOI"2 last year.
~ . ,e as,iuate1 that the receipts at NewOrlehns To-
49, -, yriu nm from 10000 1900 bales, compared
with CAB bales frcsppndme Jay ,ast - Cai
Year 49, iw years de" ga! ~ 70 ., ,oa,,
weston S11s fl~. against o. sh,e uos sgt
and 15625 last YER Mobile -,ifi ~, cbor
ana So. Savannah. SH6 against o.ro aan ~
leston 5142 against 2tl" ana Se> t; -
AGAINST os3 10 Houston. l"rl asaihst 49,
and 10 a Augusta. l4>3 against l'iot ana i''"'' '
mis- 2N7i against 2.1iO and l.. i'h. -, -,
Opening and close to-day, ana CLOSING uios "e
ici, nd last follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London oct 9--At the wool sales to-day l3o]o nales
v,aro offered The attendance well maintained and
the bidding was brisk especially for better parcels and
S ratca were paid Short and defective woods were r-
regular There was supply Of crossbreds. which
usre keenv competed by Yorkshire buyers and most
", ,her were sold Greasy slips and secured were in
equally good demand. and good comong nerinos were
act,eIv hid for especially by Continental operators
p,scsa aod freely Following details OF the day s
sales with the prices obtained: 49,, -
Ncy south Wales-2 900 bales; secured sdgls 0d; do
iocts and nleces 5i,dGls I'D; greasy s'sQlod
Queens land-sO0 bales secured lodgls 3d; DO locks
and pieces 7.dGis I'D, greasy "se'su' "o ochs shd
pieces. ~ I6s.d. o,.,a, o, 4, III.
Nictoria-LSvS ~p,nir' ,ressv 5t.dIoi do locks and
pieces GadTi4d. , ,. 49,, 49,.
South Australia-lOO bales SECURED iochs anu pieces
q. tl9d greasy. S&Gs , oy,.<, 81, 4, 49,
New.Zealand-63Oo bales secured 9rdIis Cd do locks
and pieces 7dDis I'd; greasy "teiifu' 10 ocAs ana
pieces 5Gsisd -. 40. -, ,
Cane Good HOPE ana Natal-i"" paies' scVufeu'
Gilris Al: greasy 5,17sd