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The herald., 1895-12-04
STUART PERSISTENT
In His Attempts to Pull OF the Great
Fight

right
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Dan Stuart of
Dallas, Texas, is confined to his room at
his hotel by illness and consequently has
made no progress in mis- attempt to in
duce Corbstt TO go to Texas and hgh t
FItzsimmons, In an interview today he
said:
"lf Corbett or Brady will sign tho pa.
pers which l will submit to them tn ere
will surely be fight without interrup-
ton. have selscted a battle ground
within swo miles of III Paso. Texas, buc
not on Texas soil
Headquarters will be at Ell Paso, which
il naturally adarted for reaching the
mill. Five trunk lines meet there. One
thousand Mexicans alone will attend and
! Will guarantee no nzzle. The grounds
will be under my control. We intend to
profit by the Dallas experience and build
no amphitheatcr. A number OF Circuses
ara in; winter quarters at FL Paso and we
Will use an immense circus canvas with
a thirteen-foot side wall. The seating ca
pacity will bs 10000. Now this is going
to be- final showdown. l believe / can
pet the men together, and if so will hang
up second purse for George LavIgne
and JACK Everhardt. and thus give two
hstic events at the same time
The herald., 1895-12-04
INDIANAPOLIS IS INJURED
Fire Licks Up Property Worth Half q
Million
D.stroyed-The Insurance Companies
Suffer Heavily

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. Sire in ths
heart of the wholesale district today de-
sroyed property valued at s5OO.00 The
by Meridian, Maryland, Georgia and Illi-
nois streets, was laid in ruins. Seven or
eight great business establishments were
burned out. The iir !, bsgan in the whole
sale grocery store of Schnull IL Co. EN-
Iloyes got out without serious injury.
though some had narrow escapes. There
was much inhammable material in the
stqcE,There was an insufficient supply
of water and the weather vas Ditter cold.
Ten streams OF water that we're turned on
the burning building from the front and
rear did not seem to have any effect on
the fire, which passed to the building adj.
joining ON the south, occupied by Fair.
banks, Morse & Co.
+ At noon when the fire had been placed
urder control. though still fiercely burn
ing, the burned territory extended from
No. SO to "a. The following firms we're
burned out: Schnull e Co.. Wholesale
grocers: Ward Bras. druggists; Far.
banks d Morse, scales; Eckhouse Bros,
liquors; Indiana Coffee company; Wood
ford & Pohiman, liquor dealers; II ilde-
brand Hardware company.
The buildings we're all brick, three
and four stories in height. Several fire.
men were carried down by falling walls.
1t Is believed two, who have been taken
to the hospital. will die.
The fire caused practically . total loss
on buildings and stock. The owners es-
innate the losses on stock as follows:
Hildebrand company, $4,000. there will
be some salvage; Joseph and Moses Eek.
house. $1,000; Goodford G. Pohlman,
$4,000; Schnull e. Co.. $l25, 600; Fair.
banks Scale company, 5000; Ward Bros. ,
CLs esti mated total value Of stock dc
stroyed is $27o,000, which, together With
buildings. will reach $500, QUO. There is
about $500, 900 insurance.
The herald., 1895-12-04
Mr.. CLEVELAND IS WEARY
OF the Cares and Duties Of Polit.
+e ical Life
But the Latest.Q Discovered Intimate Friend
Voc Knows Nothing Of the Trip
Round the World

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-President
Cleveland, according to telegram from
st. Paul, intends to journey around the
world with &c. Benedict, beginning their
trip during the summer following the ex-
piration of his term of Office.
What itinerary do you propose to fol.
"-Mr. Benedict was asked.
II am not going that l know Of" re-
piled MIR. Benedict. II have seen the
Joe Jefferson interview, and so far as
know Mr.. Cleveland has no intention OF
going abroad. have made no plans to
do 30. -..--- b. .--..
Mr.. Jefferson, in his Interview. said:
The president is so weary OF politicians
that he will never be bothered with them
again after his present term expires. Mr..
Cleveland will never accept another nom
ination, and would not have become a
candidate in 1885,. but for Mrs. Cleveland.
She desired it so earnestly that he went
into it himself with the idea OF winning.
But nothing can change bis present de-
termination not TO run again."
The herald., 1895-12-04
AN OLD FEuD
eliminates In the Death Of An AIabams
Baptist Preacher

eliminates In the Death Of An Alabama
Baptist Preacher
MONTEVALLO, Ala, Dec. 3.-An old
dispute which has existed Tor some time
between Rev. 7. N. Lucas. prominent
b aptist minister residing here, and the
Zals brothers. young farmers, resulted in
Lucas death today. Tho Zals owned
part Of the land that Lucas occupied and
they and their friends endeavored several
times to dispossess the minister of it by
driving him and his family away. The
latter reiused to relinquish his claim or
leave.
Today Lucas son and the Zals' quar-
relied and young Zals fired several shots
at young Lucas. The father of the lat
ter, hearing the shoo.ing, ran to his sons
aid, when William Zals, the older brother,
poured the contents of double-barfeled
shotgun into the minister's back, produce
ing wound which caused death few
honrs later. Tho Zals brothers have not
yet been arrested.
The herald., 1895-12-04
FRITZ EMMErr'S SUIT
Asks Divorce on Grounds Of nsyss Cruelty
4.S Toward Him, -.-.

DENVER, Dec. 3.-Attornsy John
Dewese today filed in the county court
the divorce complaint OF ). X. EN- Al Of
against his vile. May Barchus Emmett,
whose stage name is Emily Lytson. The
defendant j. with the Cognian-St ockweil
company, now at the Broadway theater.
Ths plaintiff took out citizenship-pa-
pers in this city in order to bring the
suit, andis living with his mother.
The ground upon when the=dfY0rce il
asked IS cruelty. The complaint states
that on February 25t6;ein-1he city OF
Denver the defendant charged the plain
tiff with adultery and other crimes and
dressing room Of the Tabor Grand opera
house. He further alleges that at divers
other times he vas .acousedaOf different
crimes, and that at Bryan, Tax. thu de-
PENDANT deserted him. g. r.
The herald., 1895-12-04
STALKING CLAIMS
Denver Mines Somewhat Richer Than the
Tinted fetal

Denver Mines Somewhat Richer Than the
Tinted fetal
DENVER, Dec. 3.-If reports prove
true both Idaho Springs and Central
City, already great gold producing GEN.
ssIs, are likely 10 become second Cripple
Creeks, for 1t is claimed that Tellurium
ore has been found on the divide between
the two towns, but about six or seven
miles to the east.
Denver parties havs staked off mum
Der of claims. Tue mineral looks much
like that in tho Stratto, discoveries at
Cripple Creek. 1t is said that an assay
runs thousands Of dollars to the ton.
The inhab itants OF Salida, on the Dem
yer and Rio Grande railroad. are excited
over the discovery Of gold half mile
from that town, and hundreds of men are
today engaged in stalking claims.
The herald., 1895-12-04
A Quick Trip

LONDON. Dec. 3.-The American liner
S.Paul has boon reported as passing the
Lizard this "Wednesday morning at lis.
The st. Paul cleared tho Sandy Ho ok
lightsbip at 1 p. m. on Novem Der 9th
and to equal her westward record-six
days, % hours and 50 minutes-she was
due off the Needles at 4:35 p. M, Decem
ber 4th. Allowing her seven and half
hours to reach the Needles, her time OF
passage will be six days. II hours and II
minutes. reduction of her record OF
seven hours and over and within three
hours and fifty minutes OF the record
made by the Fuerst Bismarck.
The herald., 1895-12-04
ROBERT THE PAGAN
Feels Easy Himself and Thinks Cleveland
Needs prayers

Needs Prayers
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. 3.-Colo-
mel Robert Il. Ingeisoll lectured this eve.
ming at Ottumwa, Iowa. The colonel
was interviewed on the three thousand
prayers offered for him on Thanksgiving
day. He is not visbly disturbed by the
prayers which the Christian Endea vorers
OF the nation are causing to be made for
his salvation. When asked if he believed
in the efficacy Of these petitions, he said:
''Oh, we will have to wait and see
what will be done. | suppose that God
is busy yet with the peoples PRAYERS of
Thanksgiving OF last year, and has not
got around to that yet. We will nave to
waitand see what will be done. II these
prayers arc effective, then the Endeavor.
eIs ought to go after Grover Cleveiand;
his mesgage reads as il he needed it,
The herald., 1895-12-04

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 3-The work
of strengthening the Notifications Of the
Dardanelles continues night and Gay.
The soldiers are busily at work throwing
up fresh desenses and the most busy
scenes are witnessed from the entrance to
the Dardanelles to the other side of the
Gallipoli. In addition, the Bosphorus
entrance to the Sea OF Marmora is beng
placed in condition Tor defense. many
torpedoes have been sunk 10 both pas
saRes. land this work is being pushed With
astonishing vigor. So far as can be
judged with the absence of definite news,
the worst disturbance threatened or in
progress is in Palestine, i fresh outbreak
being reported at Caesaia and at Konich
and in the Mecca districts. sq
1t is stated. however, that all is quiet
il the Sivas district and dispatch an.
noucnes that there is every prospect OF
persuad!ng the Armenian insui gents at
Zaitoun to surrender.
The Armenian patriarch here, at the
request of The representatives OF the
powers, has been dong what he can in
this matter. this am hassadnrs having as
sured him that the Turkish government
ha: given the most solemn pledges that
Armenians should not be Massacred Or
punished if they surrendered to tho
authorities. The work of arming and
equipping the reserves has been almost
suspended. although the troops are still
kept at their mastering places. The
Turkish authorities say this is because
there will be no use of thar services, as
tho troubled districts. On the other
hand, the Armenians Claim that the gov
eminent cannot equi p the reserves. owing
TO the lack of money.
The herald., 1895-12-04

LON DON, Dec. 3.--a special dspatch
from Naples says that Mount Vesuyius is
in eruption. Three distincs torrents of
lava are flowing from Atrio de Cayailo.
burning chestnut groves along their
ouwnward paths and failing into the
Vsterana precipics between Monte Som
me and Colima del Salvatore.
The herald., 1895-12-04
PROMPT News Scrvic.

BOSTON, Dec. 3.-The exclusive cable
story Of the Associated Press last Thurs
day, in describing the crisis in Turkish
affairs and correctly forecasting that
either the powers or the sultan would
have to give in within twanty-four hours,
was printed by severalU nitedPress papers.
Among them was the Boston Post. which
printed the matter without credit Friday
morning. the Post today SAYS:
THE Associated Press seems 10 get the
lead over the United Press every now, and
then on the Armenian news. TIE dis.
The herald., 1895-12-04
An Alaska rlission

: NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The wofnan's ex
ecutive committee of the hons missions
held their monthly meeting at their new
quarters today. An offer of $4,000 to-
wards the erection of Christian college
in Alaska, made by DR.. Sheldon Jack
son, the government superintendens of
education in Alaska, was MAIZE and will
probably be accepted.
The herald., 1895-12-04
Tho Texas Trial Trio

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The Texas left
the navy yard today on her trial trip off
Sandy Hook. She Will be tried tom orrow.
On board was Chief Engineer Coleman
Ut the Richmond locomotive works, with
several of his assistants. The enignes
are to be managed by the representa- tivss
of tho firm which built them. After her
trial trip the Texas will proceed to New
port for her torpedo outfit, after which
she will try ner guns in Gardiners' bay
She Will then be ready to join the 9TH
ships of the North Atlantic squadron for
the winter cruise in the South Atlantic.
The herald., 1895-12-04

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3.--Lottis Good
rich,a depraved woman, attempted to end
her life tonight b. swallowing n large
dose of poison. She was found suffering
from the effects OF the drug and taken to
the receiving hospital, where a doctor
saved her life. This Is about the sixth
time the woman has attempted suicide.
She tried to Kill herself about fur week
ago hy taxing laudanum but was taken
IN charge by a doctor before the poison
had taken effect
The herald., 1895-12-04
European Tourists

NEW YORK, Dec 3-Harold G. Nc
Cormick: and his bride, formerly Miss
Edith Rockefeller, will sail on the Paris
for Southampton tomorrow.
Hall Caine. the novelist, Mrs. Cains
and Master Caine Will sail on the leu
tonic.
Ogden Goelet and family left on the
same ship. Mr.. Goelet denied that he
had any commission to execute on the
other side for the Dunraven charges
COMMITTEES.
The herald., 1895-12-04
Brazil Will Not Arhifrate

BUENOS AYRES, Dec. "a Kio ia.
NERO dispatch says the Brazilian coun-
Gil OF ministers has decided to refuse to
submit either the Trinidad dispute with
England or the Amapa dispute with
Fraice to arbitration. Tie Trinidad
dispute relates to the g ,vereignty OF tne
little island of Trinidad and the Amapa
dispute to the boundary line of French
The herald., 1895-12-04
THE NEW EXCHANGE
Colorado Will Secure . Market For Her
Mines

Mines
NEW YORK, Doc. ga meeting Of
the organizers Of the proposed new min
Ing exchange was held today. Details in
connection with the preliminary work
OF incorporation was gone over, but the
organizers are reticenr. Already the COM
mittse appointed has resolved more APP
plications for mem bership. many from
the west, than there are seats to be DIS
posed of at first. A directors board OF
thirteen members will be selected this
week.
There has been opposition by some
members OF the Stock and Consolidated
Exchange to the formation of a new
board. Interest IN mining securities is
growing steadily. many Coloradoans be-
ing IN Wall street for the purpose of dis
posing OF mines or organizing companies
to operate them. Among many brokers
there 10 al effort made to secure proper
ties to be stocked and dealt in here.
The herald., 1895-12-04
TYSON EXONERATED
For the killing Of the Stockton Deputy
Sheriff

STOCKTON, Dec. 3.-The coroner s
jury in the Buzzeli case, called to inquire
into the death of the deputy sheriff who
was killed by old man Tyson, found that
Tyson acted in self-defense. Nine of the
twelve jurors agreed to that verdict, and
three made no finding
The old man who fired the shot that
XII ed Buzzsl is still at large, and his
Whereabouts is unknown. Some officers
think he died in the brush along the San
Joaquin river from the effects of the
shot fired into his abdomen by Buzzell.
No now testimony was brought out. The
two elder sons of Tyson testified to the
shooting, as they told il before. that Buzz
zell fired first. The Tyson boys will pe
discharged tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-12-04
Britain's Answer

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The reply of the
Marquis of Salisbury to Secretary Olney
on the .Venezeulan question, the Asso-
ciated Press learns, was dispatched di-
rect to Washington bv mail and should
be received by the British ambassador
theirs, Sir Julian Pauncefote, in all prob
ability tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-12-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-Manuel
Iasin, General Ezeta's best friend and
,ieutsnapt, has chartered the tug Barclay
'iolden, and vague stories OF tie occupa-
i'm Of Salvador, by Ezeta and bis fellow
.xiiss are floating auout the water front.
The snplosition is that the boat will sail
The herald., 1895-12-04

a rock in the harbor today and so far 1t
Ms been impossible to haul her off. The
Packard was heavily loaded with wheat
and was being towed by "a tug when she
ran aground. It is thought that she
may be pulled off at high tide at mid.
night.
The herald., 1895-12-04

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 8. -Presidsnt
L. H. H,rsohtied of the Merchants Ma
;icnal bank, has decided TO ship 500, 900
in gold to the United States sub treasury
It Chicago and take currency in exchange,
lnder the recent decision of the treasury
department. that the government will
psy the shipping charges both ways.
The herald., 1895-12-04
That Firmans for Gunboats Must
Be Granted
WITH OR WITHOUT PERMIT
A British Vessel Will Pass Tbroug /
the Straits
Scenes After the LAST rlassacre sultan
Threatens to Dissolve All Diplomatic
Relations italian Activity


Associated Press Special Wire
CONSTANTlNOPLE, Dec. 3.-It is re-
ported this afternoon that atrer q meet
ing of the am bassadors, Sir Philip Cufrle,
British I'm basador, notified the Turk ish
government that If the irmans were not
granted by Saturday a British gunboat
would be sent through the, stats CT Oar.
denelles without the sultan's perm ission,
to act as an extra guard ship in the
Bosphorus for the protection of the
British mbassy.
The herald., 1895-12-04

LONDON, Dec. "a Paris dispatch to
the Times says the tariff committee has
agreed upon bill which will empower
the government to apply o sliding scale
to the inp port duty on corn proportionate
to the market price. Thus the, duty on
wheat may be raised still higher.
The herald., 1895-12-04
WHERE YOU MAY 90 TO-DAY

ORPH NAT p. M. vaudeville.
BURBANk-At $ p. nj. Tue Westsrnsr.
LOS ANGELES THEATER-MatInee
and at 8 p. M; Haveriy's MINISTRIES.
BARTLETT'S MUSIC HALL-AIl day;
free exhibition OF paintings.
The herald., 1895-12-04

q NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Barbara Aub,
who confessed that she made false
charges of assault against Walter Lang
erman. was indicted by the grand jury
to-day.
The herald., 1895-12-04
Relations Severed

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.--The Herald's
correspondent in Buenos Ayres saws it
is reported that the British minister
will retire from Brazil.
The herald., 1895-12-04

BOUT THE CITY-At the city hail.
December beginning we'll in the
building line; large list of permits
SO far this wesk-Supsrintendent
StIange's report for 1S94-95-N early
$4,000, 600 Of buildings in the city last
year-The now Catholic cemetery has
begun business; the law was coupled
with and Councilman Blanchard was
caught napping-No police commits
sioners meeting yesterday and the
Sycamore Grove saloon still exists
President iced will stay with 1t; he
will take another whack at the jani-
tor-The laugh on the council
Story's saftey valve; the city clerk
makes little Investigation and the
discount was saved-The Redlands
races the last meet of tine national
circuit occurs today--The death of
George Kenny, license clerk ia the
Office of the city colector--The grand
jury attacked; the validity of the in.
QUESTION called into question-Con.
victed Of rape; Edward Ransot
found Guilty-It was SUSPICIOUS
confasration: one man hints at
arson-Mayns suffers from more
hemorrhages; his condition Is worse
The first organ constructed in this
city rested last night-A smooth
prisoner nearly effects his release
Meeting Of the Manufacturers ascot
ation-It is now the Right Rev.
Bishop Joanson: the election of o
bishop to the newly crsated SEQ.
The herald., 1895-12-04

south and take Ezeta on board at .Aca-
jatla and that the refugees will proceed
south OF Salvador and get into the country
The vessel will sail in day or SO.
The herald., 1895-12-04
A shin Ashore

sAN.FRANCISCO., Dec. b. Tie Amer
lean ship Benjamin 4. Packard struck on
The herald., 1895-12-04
Relief Treasures Checked


NEW YORK. Dec. .3-The World this
morning says:
The persistent. efforts Of Proprietor
Louis Klopcsh Of the Christian Herald to
send relief to starving Armen,ans
through Mr.. W. W. Howard. the news
paper correspondent, have been finally
checked. The Turkish minister at Wash
inetop said very plainly that Mr.. How
ernmsnt The reasons assigned we're Mr..
HowardG' dispatches describing the
atrocities in Armenia.
Considerable correspondence has been
exchanged since On the matter of MIR.
Howard's proposed mission. Yesterday
Mr.. klopsch received a letter from the
department OF state at Wa shington under
date Of Deem her I'd, IN which it said:
II have to Inform you that our mi mis-
ter at Constantinope has been advised
by the Turkish government that Mr.. w.
W. Howard will not bs Permitted to pro-
coed to Asia.ic Turkey. The reasons
gwen for this decision are Mr.. Howard
alleged hostility to the Turkish govern
ment and his attacks against it and the
Monammedan religion, in newspapers of
the United States.
'SecIeatry OF State
Mr.. klopsch regards this decision as
final and he has cabled Mr.. Howard to
return to this country. ri
The following cablegram received at
noon today ct Boston by Rev. .Iudson
Smith, l.. d.. secretary of the foreign
department of ths American hoard:
Letters received show most flemish
WORK in the vicinity of Sivas and Har-
pool. Survivors were offered Islam or the
sword. Great pressure was brought to
bear on thom. Re- ittances TO the in
teyiur are now feasible Relief work has
begun in many uentrrs. Winter is at
hand. Hurry remittances.'
- Sivss has a population of'abouti25; 400,
including Turks, Armenins, Greeks and
5;urds. The mission station Of the Amer
lean board was established in Sivas in 1855.
The herald., 1895-12-04
THE NEWS

BY acknowledgements pro-
ceedings; this Monroe doctrine comes
prominently to the front-The British
bull dog seems inclined to growl at
President Cleveland's message-Ger-
man reichstag meets-The sultan
notified that a British gunpoat, with
or without permission, will pass
through the Dardanelles on Saturday
-Cleveland's friends on third term
A disastrous fire at Indianapolis-Ths
horse show at San Francisco q sue.
cess; racing results-Durrant's motion
for new trial to be decided on FRI
day-Secretary Smith speaks ON
finance at Atlanta-Lexow proceed
ings in Pennsylvania cities.
The herald., 1895-12-04

patch to the Post on Friday last was
from that source and should have been 50
credited
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-18
The American Horses I'm England.

Newmarket. July f7.-Michael r. Dwyer.
I'm conversation with a reporter of the AS
ISOLATED Press today. said he expected TO
sail for New York early in August with
his trainer. Hardy Campbell. At the
same time, he added. the reports circG-
lated as TO his giving up his training
stable here and changing his jockey and
trainer were unfounded. Mr.. Dwyer has
not arranged his plans for 1896. and Il is
probable he will dispose of his horse,
Harry Reed. before leaving.
Richard Croker. referring to an article
I'm Truth. attributing some comments cf
tho American press upon the alleged treat
ment Of American horses here to"cracked-
Drained drivers. who are ignorant of the
whole subject" informed a reporter of
the Associated Press today that he had no
fault 10 ind with his treatment on the
English turf. his only complaint being
against the INSPIRED" articles in certain
London papers. Simms. the Jockey. ex-
poets to ride in the United States in the
autumn and will leave for New York so
soon as his arrangements are completed
70 prosecute the newspaper which orig
mated the story OF his having driven A
horse 70 death in n race against time from
Newmarket to Cambridge and back again
The Evening Standard, commenting up
on the appearance OF NJ. r. Dryers Don
AlonZo at Newmarket today in the sell
ing plate for all ages. says: Don Aonzo
looked better than the last time he an
peared. but he was not backed like one Of
the American good things. His appear
ance in the paddock clothed IN huge
white sheet. was uncanny and reminded
one OF the equine ghost"