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The state herald., 1895-08-23

Wyoming shcr!n's Pos.o Starts AIT.
Cattle ThIt vck,

Cattle Thit vcA.
Lander. Wyo., Aug. 19.-On wednes.
day night Deputy Sheriff Baldwin,
with an organized posse, left Lander to
60 north to ranch on South Powder
river, In johnson county, to arrest II
band Of thieves who are known to have
stolen large number of the cattle which
have 10 mysteriously disappeared from
Fremont county. Deputy Sheriff Bald
win Will have eighteen or twenty fast
riders and sure shots In his party by
the time he arrives at Themopolls, and
Il Is believed that the thieves will give
MIN battle. Sheriff Grimmett instruct
ca his deputy to get these men dead on
alive, and there is every probability
that bloody encounter will take place.
A number Of cattle owners who have
lost heavily by the thieves are with the
sheriff's posse.
The people Of Lander will await with
deep anxiety news from South Powder
river The distance to be Travelled by
the party Is 200 miles, and 1t Is expect
ed they will reach the ranch where the
thieves are located on Sunday morn
Ing. The people are thoroughly aroused
ana VIII no longer submit to the dep
relations Of the rustlers.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
BOATING PARTY DROWNED.
Seven Persoas Losr Their Lives In shai
low Water Near Shore.

ssvsa Persoas Loss Their Lives is shai.
low Water Near Shore.
Ocean Side. Nd. Aug. 19.-By the
Overlooking OF small pleasure boat
yesterday, an entire family was drown.
ed aud two other families are In mourn
Ing.
william Hudson carried a party OF
nine out sailing. and rs the boat was
about TO come back two men OF the par
~ Jumped screaming on the high side
capsixing the little craft. which was
hardly large enough to carry five per-
sons.
The following were drowned: William
Storr. his daughter. aged 10; May Storr.
Laura Storr. his wife. aged 81: Ida
storr. his daughter. aged 10; May storr.
aged n: Myrtle Stevens. aged 10; a
daughter OF Joseph Stevens Of Shelby
Vile: Lena Hall. aged 10: Lulu Hall.
aged IA. daughters Of Elisha Hall OF
near frankfort.
Tho cnpsixlng occurred within 200
yards Of the shore and In water seven
feet deep.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Lander, Wyo.. Aug. 17.-SlIck Nard.
one or the well-known characters of
this country, has been arrested and par
TALLY Identified by Mr.. Ewing, the
sheepman, as the highway robber who
shot him on the occasion Of the attempt
ed robbery near Thermopolis. The iden-
tihcation. 1t Is claimed, will be made
complete at the examination. The vic
tim, 1t e believed, will survive his In
1UseA The people In that part of the
ceantxy whGa t1f4Q1n1v and assas /,
eaatiea was ateoe1 - sruaSly d
sA...s-.A- ls..AA-sglLssll1 !, q Il IN mn
y Da3AlA Wnaga - IN y -
and not Wishing . snakS ~ oGlnnce,.
the deputy sheriff has his prisoner
chained to log awaiting examination.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Fan Francisco. Aug, Superior
Judge Murphy WINS Too III to-day TO mo.
coed with the trial Of Theodore Dur.
rant for the murder of Blanche Lamont.
A recess was declared until Thur.dny,
II II said that counsel for tho drfonse
nre preparing niildnyi,a In support OF n
new motion FOR change of venue on
the ground OF the lmpracllcnblliiy OF 40.
curing AN impartial Jury In Nan Firm.
cisco. if the motion II granted Il Il.
aaid tim, they win cndcnvor 10 have
santa isosn selected M tho scene OF li,s
trial.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
HloHwAvMEn AT LsApv,LLE.
They Succeed In Holding Up = Number of
peop'.


Leadvllle. Colo. Aug. 2O.-During last
night hlghwaymen succeeded in getting
quite n quantity of money from several
Leadville people. Michael Kelly was
held mp while going to his home In Ad-
elaide park. The robbers were masked.
as stated. and secured S43. The bold.
est robbery occurred on the road be-
tween this city and Elsmerc. resort
about two miles from Leadville. Two
masked robbers stopped buggy, which
contained l.. A. johnson and lady
companion. They made the couple gel
out OF the buggy. and then. fearing that
johnson might have gun. they hit hinj
over the head. making bad scalIj
wound. They took n diamond stud|
valued Mt 500. also gold watch and
chain. valued at $50. and xIT5 In CASH
The robbers then jumped Into his buggy
and drove across the field. They then
turned the horse loose and the anima
ran away. breaking the buggy ind
splintcrs. Mr.. johnson was brought I'd
town and fifteen stitches were taken Id
the wound In his head. SO far there 4
no trace OF the robbers.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
SALOONS CLOSED AT WICHITA
Cttisens Resent the Efforts of Governor
Morrill, to Enforc. the Law.

Citisens Resent the Efforts of Governor
Morrill, to Enforce the Law.
Wichita. Kan. Aug. 2O.-Tor the thirst
time In the history Of Wichita the ga
looms arc all closed. although "club-
rooms" are cautiously operated. Three
saloonkeepers arrested by the sheriff
have given bonds and been released.
and have begun proceedings against
that official for false Imprisonment.
The attorney general Of the state,
through his assistant, announces that,
no matter what the cost. which tn,
county will have to pay, the war IL on.
and will be lept on. He seeks to CON-
mencc quo warranto proceedings against
District Clerk Bridgeman for fixing
small bonds Of the arrested saloonkeep.
ers, which may bring the Supreme
court into local contest. The citizens
bitterly resent the interference Of Gov
ernor Morrill,. who. they allege. prom
ised immunity to this city. and who did
permit the liberal element to name the
police commissioners recently removed.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
WILL LEARN TO COOK.
beaver 0isis 10 Ne Taught In the Manual
Tratn,ng school.

usnves otsts 10 Ne Taaght In the Manual
Tratn,nG school.
The Rocky Mountain News SAYS:
There will be cooking class for the
hrst time In the Manual Training High
school this fall. The handsome model
kitchen IL In process Of construction now.
and will b. In apple pie order by Scp.
icmbcr ]. Each girl will have her own
place at the table. with drawers, lock.
en-, utensils, and gas cooker, all com.
plctc. for her Individual use. Their,
VIII BIZ room for twcniy.four girls nj u
time. In the same room there will b.
both coal and gns ranges. and an Alnd.
din oven. Out OF the kitchen there opens
q dining room. where the young cooks
will bc Instructed In the care OF linen,
tho laying and decoration OF n table, etc.
Tho aim In these cooking lessons will
not bc simply the making Of dainty con.
fcctions to tickle the palate Every onc
OF tho girl cooks VIII bc also student
OF chemistry. spending part of her time
In the chemical laboratory. and the cook.
Ing lessons will be- nothing more nor
lees than applied chemistry. Every dlsl,
made will bc chemically correct. nn,l
this the girls viii know by scientific or.
nciness, because or scientific proof. A
woman will take charge Of this work
who II n graduate Of n technical schocl
Of cooking, mid who win come with tbs
highest recommendations possible
About forty girls win take tho cooking
course next year. and they arc looking
forward 10 II with cagcr nDtlclpati,n ~
tho most attractive feature Of The year
Tho instruction IN household science en-.
braces the subjects Of heating. ycntlla.
ton. plumbing. winter supply, removal
Of wastes. nnd care of the home In gen
cral.
Tho improvements being made BY Tho
bonrd Of education IN the building this
summer will place the Manual Training
High school on plane with amy lnatl
tuition OF q similar character In the en-
tire country. The course includes every
thing necessary 10 prepare pupils foi
college. and In addition to this come.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. ia spccl
TO the Tribune from Bingham, Uta
says the whole town IL nblazc and Il
loss n estimated at x2O0.OOO.
The firc originated NJ $3.50 y. m.
Buffers livery stable. Roberts DIV,
ling house. saloon and stable were C.
sumcd, then the IRE spread 10 Chin
town aud swept everything on the ca
side Of the street. Among the bull
In,s consumed ON the west side OF Il
street were the Griffin house, OUR
building. postoiiicc, mining recorders ,
fee, United States commissioners OH
and Rocky Mountain He'll tclepbof
Catholic church and number OF boar
Ing houses. Many people are honclc
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Cincinnati, Aug ia special from
Frankfort. KY. says the returns to-day
show that Senator Blackburn has
enough pledges to secure his reelection.
provided the districts before carried by
Democrats give their usual results
Many OF those pledged To Blackburn mr.,
opposed to his free silver views aud his
opponents claim that majority OF the
Democratic nominees for the Leglsla.
ture are sound money men. and vii N
the time comes for the election Of sena.
tor, Senator Blackburn may ind the
situation changed.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Omaha. Neb.. Aug. Recommending
In few days, the Norfolk sugar fac
tory of the Oxnards will use crude oil
for fuel instead of coal. This Will be a
practical test Of the merits Of oil as a
substitute for coal. and If profitable re-
suits are obtained will turn the atten-
ton of Omaha capitalists to the re-
sources Of the great oil fields Of Wyom-
Ing. A pipe line from Central Wyom-
ing to Omaha is talked of as calculated
to revolutionize the manufacturing in
dustries OF the West.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
GENERA, copplnx.r =. w..h.k,-.

Lander, Wyo.. Aug. 19.--At noon to-
day General Coppinger and staff, com
posed of Colonel Randall and Lieuten-
ant Hudson, arrived Mt Fort Washable.
They We're accompanied by troops Il
and l Of the Ninth cavalry. Major
Cramer received General Coppinger
with the usual salute of seventeen
guns 1t Is not known how long the
general proposes to remain at Fort
Washable. and while here he will In
spect the post.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Certain male BARRIERS In Chicago are
trying to get some kind Of law passed
that will prevent female BARRIERS from
doing business. OF course they cannot
succeed. inasmuch as woman has Just
a. much right TO be barber as man
has. Men can prevent women from vot-
ing, but we fail to see how they are
going to prevent them from being bar
bers. And there are few great mer
who don't want to prevent them. Lei
women shave II they want to.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Washington, Aug. tD-onc Of the
subjects that l. likely TO take up n good
deal OF time NJ the convention Of tho
letter carriers union NJ Philadelphia
next month. viii he the recent charges
made against the carriers IN many cit.
tended by the rcprcseninui 90 OF the car.
rIcrs that IN mnny eases tho inspectors
have tried 10 make record for hard
work for cSnascrnilDs the ofrcnsc Of tho
men whom they spotted, nnd by spot.
ting for utterly trivial ofrcnsc~.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

The defense of the old board is put
on two grounds, first, unconstitutional
ity and that the attorney general and
the third member Of the board had no
authority to appoint without the coop
Grafton Of the governor. 1t Ia also held
that the act Is In conflict with the state
constitution and section 1 Of the 14th
amendment to the constitution of the
United States.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

1t would be an easier matter to re-
buke the foreigners who are trying to
introduce bull-fights to this country II
there were no danger Of some impudent
persons mentioning the subject Of
prixe-6ghts.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Much comment Ia being made In
p,ttsburg because Miss Esther Gil, an
beIress OF that city. decided to get mar.
r,ed while on an excursion. II Esther
hadn't done II In the way she did the
newspapers might no, have mentioned
II. You can depend upon II that girl
knew what she was about.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

A ut name for the horseless carriage
has not yet been found. Motorcycle"
IL suggested. But motorcycle" Is us
applicable to q locomotive moved by
steam or electricity az to a horseless
carriage. It IL incumbent to make or
md q term which suggests the CHIEF
fact about vehicle formerly drawn by
an animal and now apparently pro-
PEELED by itself. 1t is to be Its own pro-
peiler In the popular sense. Why moi
call the horseless carriage the auto
cycle, the selfwheelerf
The state herald., 1895-08-23

New York. Aug. 20.-Two thousal
i've hundred union vest makers, inciu
Ing 700 women and girls. nrc on siri
today for n renewal Of their arrcemcI
II Is not likely the contractors viii mn
any determined opposition, but some
them nrc not pressed with orders n
II may require week 10 stop the siril
Cloak makers have new work pr
Including rates for clonkmakiDg. fr'
- TO 30 per cent over present ilsur
Tbsc are 10000 workers Interest,"
who. unless concessions are made, v
20 on u general strike,
The state herald., 1895-08-23

This IL the DEVILS season. according
10 the general Impression. the churches
Allowing their ministers n vacation
And the evil one continuing mis- iaoorS'
The very torpidity Of the weather
ought 10 be suficient warning to people
oot 10 run the chances Of getting Into
a still hotter place.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Everybody has been trying to break
into the Vanderbilt Golfers. but unsuc-
cessfully. Just when hope had been
abandoned William has shown his dis
position to aid the public by buying
race horses.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

London. Aug. 20.-The Daily News
has dispatch from Vienna which says
Trieste papers report that nm explosion
destroyed the artillery barracks ut Tou.
In. Russia. and that 800 men were kill.
ed, including many officers. The bar.
racks were found 10 bc completely un.
dcrmlncd. Many arrests have been
made.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Gen. Campos has ordered 1900
pounds of quinine for the fever stricken
Spanish regulars in Cuba. Better give
them a little iron. too. General: the
campaign seems to require tonic.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

There are $4,000 cars in the north
west available for moving the new crop.
II handled well they will bring great
deal Of stuff to market. Besides that
there is a great feet ready to enlist in
the same work.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Ia credited
with saying. ut the annual meeting Of
tho New England woman's Club. I'VE
clubb,fcd Massachusetts" Any one
who has done as much for women''
clubs ns Mrs. Howe has right to M,
"elubb,f,cd" n she rants to.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Chicago. Aug. 2o.-'i'h" Union pacI
hnylns agreed to arrangements nm
By the Western roads for harvest
curnlona, they win run on the plan y
yloualy announced. The rate viii
one fare going. with n ccriiilcic attach
TO the return ticket emitting the y
cbp.er ~ n return ticket on the p
men, ~ 81 The going dates Will
August ~. september 10 nnd ~.
Inc returning dates will he scpieml
10, - aud -, and October : and IL.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Boston. Aug. iT.--1hc statement OF
the frs, count Of the NTH dcccnnlsi con.
s,is OF the state Of Massachusetts was
given to the press NJ noon to-day By
IIorpce q. Wndlnn. chief Of the biirca,,
Of statistics Of labor. The popuiatlon
OF the entire state Ia given nj a 4pn nan.
mn Increase Of b53.aOl. or ysls nsr
cent. ns compared with the census "
1889.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

The New York man who married his
cook is to be seriously censured. II
she was good cook what right had he
to monopolize her. forever depriving
the rest Of humanity Of her services?
The state herald., 1895-08-23

There IL no Just cause to be dis.
outraged over the prospects OF civi'
service reform In Chicago. The law
was passed only four months ago ant
already the commissioners have hat
,vo d,nncrs nj the Union League club
The state herald., 1895-08-23

II state after state goes on making
,rlrc Aghting Illegal within Its borders,
,here will soon be no alternative for
,rofesnionai bruisern than to bury their
oreiud,ces against n decent way OF lifc'
,earu some respectable business. ana 20
10 work mt II,
The state herald., 1895-08-23

The point of view makes all the DIFF
ference. Dallas ministers declare the
Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight would be a
burning shame. and Manager Dan
Stewart says 1t will be hot thing.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

II Spain could persuade Toronto.
Philadelphia, and Chicago to turn
Holmes over to her she could send old
Campos and all his army home and
intrust Holmes with the entire Job Of
annihllating Cuba.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Efrectually Yet gently. when costive or
bilious. or wi,n the blood is impure or
sluggish. to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to av aiken the kidneys and
liver to healthy activity, without ir-
ritating or wcp,.t ming them. to dispel
headaches. colds or fevcrs use Syrup Of
Figs
The state herald., 1895-08-23
I'll. Els n,ier.. la, Io1..

Ex-senator Evnrts was given, In the pro.
paraion OF his long speeches and opinions.
TO exceedingly long and involved, though
perfectly lucid, sentences. This gave rise
to more or less jocular criticism on the part
OF the press. some one mentioned II to
Evarts one day. Yes. I know there are
two classes OF people who are very much op.
posed TO long sentences: one Is telegraph
operators, and the other Is criminals. AR
gonuut.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
Tn. Make Up In Parliament.

New York, Aug. IA special to the
World from London says: A census of
the Parliament just assembled shows
that only 100 out Of 66S are new men,
bers. As to occupation. 100 are lawyers,
hfty-six manufacturers, lightweight
mechanics, ten professors In universe
Ties. thlrty-one journalists, twelve skill
The state herald., 1895-08-23
DISTILLERY BURNED.
BiE Loss by Fire Occur. at L-v.n worth,
Kansas

Leavenworth, Kansas, Aug. 16.-This
morning at l O'Clock the big sevenstory
distillery at this place caught fire. and
within an hour was destroyed. 1t was
one OF the ficrccst fires ever known i'm
this city. Ell Sherman OF Peru, ILL.,
nois, recently bought the building and
fitted II up ms dlstilery.
II was formerly n sugar factory. and
was owned by the Hanlons. Of Buffalo,
New York. Sherman's loss is $4,000.
and he has not a cent of Insurance.
Sheriff Rothenberger's cooper shops
caught fire and Were damaged to the
extent Of $4,000, but he Is fully In
sured.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

1t is doubtful II American history
contairNfengt more impressive
than 7 - siisass saahrss1ing
sas 81 IA : 's''a4sas'.' -
The state herald., 1895-08-23

One of the collecting manias of the
near future promises to take the form
OF accumulations Of portraits Of
Holmes victims,
The state herald., 1895-08-23

the manual training. For the latter, in
Mr.. Charles A. Bradley, the school has
one thoroughly competent to take charge
of every branch of the work, and place
the school upon a high plane Of useful
mesa
The state herald., 1895-08-23

81 1T two periods when the
f1(llluk1&n clines toward civil-ser-
vice reform. One is when he assumes
ONCE. and the other is when he is
kicked out.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

A history of the United States written
by an Indian from an Indians point of
view would be exceedingly interesting
and instructive.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
Better hang Holmes and put the
public out of its misery. 1t is not en-
Toying Holmes.

The present years corn crop, at pres
ant prices. will bring over 81 900, 900, 900
TO the pockets of American farmers.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

The ideal Greater New York is now
seen on Sundays, when the city spreads
out over the neighborlng counties hunt
Ing for something to drink.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

mechanics, ten professors In universe
ties. thlrty-one journalists, twelve skill.
w : x5z<c
The state herald., 1895-08-23

There's one good thing about the new
woman. She doesn't call herself the
new lady.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

1t seems queer that all the new
women are over 40.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
Real Estate Transactions-A Pre- daciouS Dog-Petty Crimi-
 nal Cases.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 The we'll known Marlow Jersey but ter is on sale at Buxton & Co.'S. This butter is the best sold in the city, hay ing been thoroughly tested and found by far the best.
 Work was commenced yesterday on the erection of M. E. Collins new house in the Capitol addition.
 Baths will be very popular this week and many campers will take an ablution before going to the big campmeeting today.
 Dr. Hughes returned last night from Goldield and reports that 8 heavy rain fell between Mesa and Tempe and the road was sheet of water.
 The Trou badors held a special meet ing last night to perfect arrangements for thelr production of their great minstrel performance to be given in a few weeks.
 Wade Rulings, although an Ameri can, is member of the "all English" cricket club mentioned in yesterdays REPUBLICAN. He is the only mem Der in the club who is not from England.
 Last night several squads of militia men were parading the city on a hunt for members of the company who failed to make an appearance and answer to roll call or else neglected to get excused by the captain.
 The Arizano Soap Go. have about B. 900 boxes of soap ready to ship to wholesale trade. Many summ CT orders have been filled and these are now left over for shipment. Try this soap com pany for your trade.
 Yesterday afternoon was fat men s day at the swimming baths. All the heavyweights in town were present and enjoyed 8 game of football in the water, Some who were not of the required weight in avoirdupois decidedly got the worst Of it.
 Tempe News: Timbers for the P !, T. & M. railroad bridges across the Hayden canal has arrived and the pile driver will commence work tomorrow. As soon as these bridges are completed the work of construction will proceed more rapidly, as much larger force of laborers will be employed.
 Frank Johnson was tried yes terday by Justice Johnstone for assaulting Peter Hamm, the Sal yation Army man who licked John. sons young brother for creating 8 disturbance while services were in
Arizona republican., 1895-08-16
PERSONAL.

T. Dunbar, of Benson, is in the city.
 Dr. Chas. fl. Jones of Tempe, was in the city yesterday.
 H. Underwood of Tucson, was guest at the Commercial yesterday.
 Miss B. Fairgreave was an outgoing passenger on this mornings Santa Fe train for Youngstown, Ono.
 HI. Hay, local agent for Wells. Far go company, left last night on 8 two weeks vacation on the coast.
 Royal A. Johnson. who has been spending the last three days in the city, returned to Tucson last night.
 L. Melczer yesterday returned from a tip of month to San Francisco. He returns greatly improved in health.
 Maurice Fleishman, who has been very sick for a few days past, was able to be out yesterday for the first time.
 J. L. B. Alexander returned yester- day from California, where he had been to attend the funeral of his father.
 Hon. Lewis Williams, of Bisbee, one of the most substantial men of Arizona, was in the city yesterday shaking hands with his many friends.
 Supt. J A. Naugle of the Sonora rail road, who has been in the city for several days went out last night in his private car on the return trip.
 J. J. Gardiner left last night for California on business trip. MT. Gardiner is one of our representative business men and It is through the energy and push of men of his stamp that Phoenix is now the foremost city in the southwest.
 Peter Hamm, the Salvation Army man who was whipped by Frank John son the other night, was yesterday ar- rested on warrant issued from the police court charging him with striking boy named Robert De Boad with drumsticks and choking him. His trial comes of today.