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The herald., 1895-09-10
ROSEBUD INDIANS NOT IN WAR PAINT
Just Slight Dissatisfaction Is All the
Trouble

Just Slight Dissatisfaction is All the
Trouble
EVALENTINE. Neb., Sept 9.-The
sensational talk about Rosebud Indians
having ordered the agent, Major Wright,
off the reservation and other attendant
details of the probable uprising on that
reservation are without foundation in
fact. There is some ill feeling among
the Indian frei2hters about a recent cut
in the rats of freighting government
stuff from this city, the nearest railroad
point to the agency, but it is of no far.
reaching consequence, and bears strong
blaance to a teamsters' strike in
city. For many years Indian freighters
have been paid to haul the governm ent
stuff from this place to the agency at the
rate OF so cents per hundred. At this rate
teamster woul make 81 to So a trip, the
trips being of about one days duration.
OF course he got nothing for his return
trip ana this gave him about $l2 to Sl5
a week for himself and team, usually con-
sisting OF four horses. Lately the agent
decided to cut this rate in two, and it
was to this that De Indians objected. Al
ter soma friction uf the character of a
walk out, or strike, the agent finally
agreed to run up the price to 35 cents per
hundred and to this the Indians agreed
The talk of 5000 Indians having been
called in from the reservation to fight for
the haulers is not credited, as there are
not so many fighting Indians In the coun-
try. Moreover the Indians who are out
on the reserve, are not of the kind who
would fight to get work.
The herald., 1895-09-10
WILL THE FIGHT COME OFFp
Corbett's Friends Say Not-Parson Davi
Inter ieWed

corbett's Friends Say Not-Parson Davies
Interviewed
NEW YORK, Sept. "a morning pa
per will print a report that Champion
Corbett's friends do not believe that the
fight with Fitzsimmons will come off
and that consequently he is not IN train
ing.
An Interview is given with Parson Da-
vies, who says: II saw Corbett about a
week ago .and l did not like his looks.
he did not appear to have the life and
energy which he formerly possessed and
his ewes were dull and listless. | attrib-
uted this to the fact that he had been
deal, playing ball, attending theatrical
performances, keeping late hours and
other dissipations. Corbett is a wonder
ful man, though, and great fighter.
Ii he trains aid enters the ring in fit
condition there is no doubt but that he
will whip Fitzsimmons. Bob, however,
is IN great condition ripht at this time
ano will put up an awful fight. If Jim
IS not rlgnt up to the mark he may suffer
defeat. | don't attach much importance
to what hear of the condition Of the two
men, for don believe they will meet
az least not in Texas. When a governor
OF state announces that he will stop a
prize fight he usually means what he
says. and in this instance l think Gov
ernor Culberson is in earnest
Another of Corbett's friends, AL Smith.
says: oh. Jim don't need much train
ing. Five or six weeks will suffice. He
his opponent. Fitzsimmons is working
hard and will do crdeit to himself. but
the fight, If it occurs, will result in VIC
tory for Corbett"
The herald., 1895-09-10
NeWsT Daper Men Fight

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3D.. G.
O'Malley. proprietor OF the City Item.
while crossing Champ street, in front Of
the Picayune tffice about s o'clock this
morning, WIS shot at twice by W. A.
Stansbury formerly a reporter on the
Times Dempcrat
Yesterdays Item contained soathing
article on Stansbrry. This morning
Stansbury met O'Malley and demanded
that retrsction of the offensive article
be made. O'Malley refused to retract
anything the Item had said. Stansbury
Ahen fired two Intellectual shots at O'Mai-
ley, who was unarnfed. The police came
on the scene and Stansbury was arrested
and afterwards released by the recorder
on d bond of $3.50.
The herald., 1895-09-10
THE,MINERALfANDs DISPUTE
Chairman Ricketts, Announces His
Position
Railroad company y Sda sEestion- NOT Salts
factory to the Committee of
the MIXERS Association

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ga. H.
Ricketts,, chairman of the mineral lands
committee of the Miners ASSOCIATION,
has announcer his position in the dispute
between the Southern Pacific and the
miners over mineral lands.
Mr.. Ricketts, says he will insist on the
appointment of three experts, instead
of two. as suggested by the railroad COM
paany. He will also insist that the rail
road shall file REIMBURSEMENT in the
proper land Office of all lands found by
the majority report Of tho experts to be
mineral. and the codnpany's action in so
doing must be irrevocable. He will not
agree to dismiss anys action by the Cali
fornia Miners association, but thinks
that no further action should be taken by
the United States land department until
the classification of the claims they effect,
and then there will be fileu such relin-
quishments as the report shall require.
He also insists that no lot of selections
shall be filed in any of the local land
Offices until the experts have inquired
into them. Either party to the agree
ment shall have the power to discharge
its expert and employ another one if it
sees fit,
The herald., 1895-09-10

EDINBURGH, Sept. 9.--Lord Archl-
bald Campbell and nls highland pipers
marched through Glencoe tonight, play
ing dirge. Lord Archibald devised this
project as an expiation for the historical
massacre of Glencoe by the Campbells.
The project, however, was not accepted
by the inhabitants of the glen in the
spirit in which it was intended. and the
descendants of the massacred clan gave
his lordship notice that if he or any
others belonging to the clan who mur-
dered their ancestors should attempt a
demonstration in Glenco they would
break their heads. Lord Archibald,
however. determined to put through his
project and asked for police protection.
It was found that the proposed demon
stration would revive the old fsud be-
tween the clans, but the march through
the glen was accomplished tonight with
out disorder. The McDonalds gave no
sign OF approval. but they made no hos
tile demon stration.
The herald., 1895-09-10
A Coroner's Jury Investigat-
ing an Alleged Murder
BOTH RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
The Victim a Commercial Freight Agent
for the M. & P. K, R.
Both nen Seen Together But . Few MA.
utes Before One Met His
Death
Associated Press Special Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. "a coro ner's
inquest has been all day investigating
the killing of +. H. Miller. a commercial
freight agent for the Maricopa and
Phoenix railroad, who, on Saturday
night last, was found shot in an alley in
the rear OF the downtown Office of the
Maricopa and Phoenix railroad. Dan P.
Conroy is under arrest without bail to
await the action of the inquest. Conroy
is auditor OF the same railroad. About
twenty witnesses were examined today.
The inquest will 90 resumed at o'clock
tomorrow. Conroy's attorneys refused
to allow him to testify. The jury de-
manded that the coroner order the sheriff
to bring him before them but the coroner
refused.
One man, a druggist heard a cry of
"Help Helpi" followed by two shots.
No others heard any outcry. Conroy aud
Miller were seen talking in the rear Office
less than five minutes before the shoot
ing. Three reporters were the first to the
dead body. They met Conroy just COM
ing from the alley. He has told several,
including the district attorney. that he
was with Miller or near, and saw him
suicide; that he fired the first shot in the
air and the second time he placed pis-
tol of 80 caliber to his head. Doctors
Hughes and Tuttls testified that IN their
opinion the gun was against his head
powder stain, but the hair is singed off
the size of half dollar. The first par
ties who met Conroy ked "Dan, where
is the shooting?' He replied, around
in the alley, and walked away. No evi.
dence of any quarrel has been introd uced.
Etyn vnin hofOra fhav had fakay,
two drinks together and left the saloon
at the same time.
The herald., 1895-09-10
A DanyilIe Tragedy

DANVILLE, Pa, Sept. "a terrible
tragedy occurred in Pittsylvania county
yesterday. about twenty miles from here.
Wesley Powell had been paying attention
to Miss jamie Adkins. The young woman
claimed that Powell had seduced her un-
der promise of marriage, and insisted on
his marrying her. Monday morning four
of the Adkins bows and Smith Pruett
went to Powell's fathers house to force
young Powell to marry Miss Adkins,
when row occurred. Mrs. Powell,
mother OF the young man. got in between
the parties, when Allen Adkins shot and
killed her. The husband ii red on the
Adkins boys, slightly wounding two of
them. The Adkins party were arrested.
The herald., 1895-09-10
Tail Carriers Investigated

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 9.-Twenty-five
mail carriers come cted with the post
office in this city were cited to show cause
why they should not be relieved, suspend
sd or reprimanded. Each of the mon to-
day received letter from Washington
In which the nature of his offices was set
forth and the men all required to make
an answer within one week from date.
Phts is all there is of secret lnvest,ga-
tion by the government which has been
going on In severiil, cities for some time
past. 1t was kno wn in postal circles that
the investigation, was IN progress. but
the NUMBER of men employed here was
great surprise. The men who are in
trouble will alleee that there are political
reasons for the charge, and there prom
ises to be a lively fight here.
The herald., 1895-09-10

ministration. The police commissioners
had conference, after which President
Roosevelt gave ont the following: "A
CLUB or corporation can no more violate
the law than an individual. When evil
dence is secured against club that is
violating the law by selling liquors, 1T or
Its employees will be proceeded against
lust as saloon keeper or his employees.
Ii an officer has evidence OF violation in
club. it is his duty to make an arrest,
and he will do so or be called to an &C
count. II any person has evidence and
applies for warrant, l have no doubt
the court will grant it without discrimi-
nation. -
The herald., 1895-09-10
Chosen Friends In Council

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 9.-The tenth
biennial convention of the supreme coun.
ell of the Order of Chosen Friends con-
vened here today. Mayor McKisson de-
liyered an address of welcome, to which
Supreme Councillor Morris responded.
The morning session was devoted to the
reading of the reports of the grand off
GERS. The treasurer's report shows s
steady increase in the financial resources
of the organization. while there has been
marked decrease in the expense oi
handling funds. This afternoons session
was largely taken up by the introduction
and reading of papers.
The herald., 1895-09-10
Shooting at San Jose

SAN JOSE, Sept. 9.-James Bryant, a
negro, was shot and instantly killed this
afternoon in Charles Knapp's saloon by
Fred VENTED, che bar keeper. Bryant got
a glass of beer and paid 5 cents for it.
lHe soon returned and demanded his
change, saying he had given Vented 25
c,snts. Arr alteration eRsued and the bar
keeper pkh Bryant.out. He returned to
t2e saioon and placed his hand on his
hi,y pocket to draw pistol. and Vented
grabbed a pistol and fred at Bryant, who
dropped to the floor ana expired almost
inst&.D tly. The ball entered the brain,
WentEel As in iail
The herald., 1895-09-10
AMERICAN BIBLE HOUSE
Greatly Annoyed by Turkish Custom
Officials


CONSTAN Sept. 9.-The
Turkish authorities at various ports o
Asia Minor, notably Beyrout and Sas
soun, are again subiecting packages sent
by the American Bible house uf this
city, for the missions stations. to fres
examinations and delays at the port O:
arrival Notwithstanding the fact that
all packags are carefully examined by
the customs authorities at CONSTANT
nople.Not only are such cases OF frequent
occurrence but the customs officials at
Beyrout have stopped a consignment of
1000 Bibles and other books duly author
izzed to circulate in the empire on the
pretext that each book has to bear the
stamp of the ministr" of public instruc-
ton, this being quite contrary to the
contract existing on the subject between
the United States and the porte. Mr..
Terrill. the American minister, addressed
a note to the porte protesting against
this violation of the contract. and demand
ing the release of the consignment in
question.
The herald., 1895-09-10
CHlCAGO'S IROQUOIS CLUB

In Financial Straits, and Its Property
Listed
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The Iroquois club,
the leading Democratic organization OF
this city, is in financial trouble and this
evening constables went through the club
room and listed the property. The off
GERS were acting in behalf Of the Lake Ho-
tel company which the club is indebted
to to an extent of 5000. Proceedings will
be instituted in court tomorrow to pro-
tcct the creditors. The members of the
Lake Hotel company are all prom inent
Democrats, and the proceedings are rath-
er of a friendly nature. The club is still
open and will probaobly continue when
the Indebtedness las been provided fer.
The herald., 1895-09-10

northern brethren, who will ioin us in
bidding you hearty welcome. Your con-
federste button will entitle you to recog-
milton and place around the camp ire
The ladies have been busy all day at
the Headquarters of the W. re.
The colored veterans are being treated
with especial consideration.
Governor ]. Y. Brown and other state
officials came over from Frankfort to as
sist in welcoming the visitors.
After holding a'l-day receptions, Cen
eral LAWYER and staff, at pm, dined
with Colonel H. S. Cohn, and at 8 pm.
was formally presented to President Shir-
ley of the citizens committee.
Ransom post of st. LOUIS and the Gin
cinnati posts serenaded the party at the
Sherley mansion, where a brilliant social
event was in progress.
The herald., 1895-09-10
The Kucheng Mas.cre

MOORE'S HILL, Ind, Sept. 9.-Let-
ters received here from Methodist mis-
sionaries in China give full particulars OF
the Kucheng massacre Of last month.
A supplement- of the Celestial Empire
contains accounts of Indignation meetings
at Hongkong. The Rev. |. r. Hikes,
the leading missionary, condemns the
inactivity of the Chinese officials, and
lays at their doors the responsibility for
the recent riots and murders.
He claims that the very men who in
stigated the riots were afterward made
royal com missoners to investigate them.
The herald., 1895-09-10
,.S9onai Report Concerning the Defense
,SSs- Which VIII Be Offered

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-An even
ing paper prints sensational story about
the defenss which will be offered in thu
trial of Theodore Durrant for the murder
OF Blanche Lamont. The following state
ment is credited to person connected
with the defense:
"The alibi will be strong. but the de-
fense has witnesses 20 snow that Durra nt
not only did not commit the murder.
but will indicate who did commits II.
There will be more than one implicated
in the mudrer. Witnesses will testify
that they saw the girl in the church on
the fatal afternoon with q certain man
and that at that time a second man was
in the church. There the defense will rest
its inquiry. 1t will not attempt to prove
that these parties did commit the mur
der. The statements as to this are SO d.
rect that they will leave no ground fol
the prosecution to stand on so far as Dur.
rant is concerned"
The herald., 1895-09-10
Taking a Tour of the World

CLINTON, Ia, Sept. 9.-Miss London
derry. the lady who left Boston June 3,
1894, to make tour of the world on a
wheel within fifteen months, arrived here
last night from the west. Two of the
conditions of the tour was that she was
to finish with 5000 over and above all ex-
penses and that she must travel at least
10, 900 miles on wheel. The wager is
$4,000. She leaves for Chicago tomor.
The herald., 1895-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Mr. Cramp,
the builder of the Indiana, in reply to
Secretary Herbert's invitation to dock
that battleship in the new Port Royal, s..
c., dock, has asked that he he furr ished
plans of the dock, giving length, breadth
and depth. This information has been
sent to him, showing the dock is quite
large enough to receive the Indiana if
she can cross the bar III the harbor. 1t
has been proposed to send the ship to
RI Halifax
The herald., 1895-09-10
international Copyright

TORONTO, Sept. 8 9-Speaking of the
copyright act at the directors Luncheon
on the exhibition grounds today, Sir
Charles H. Tupper, minister Of justice,
said that while there had been differ
ences of opinion as to the wisdom of this
legislation Canadians were as one in the
demand that the right to legslate as a
self-governing colony must be conceded
by the home government, otherwise the
grandest conception OF British statesmen,
both at home and in The colonies, might
be long and unfortunately delayed.
The herald., 1895-09-10
Dividends Are Declared

WASHINGTON, Septic comptrol-
Ter of the currency has declared divi-
dends in favor of the creditors OF insolv-
ent banks as follows: Fifteen per cent,
the National banK of Kansas City, and
10 per cent, the Linn County National
bank of Alban, Ore.
The herald., 1895-09-10
A 10000 Fire In a lime

MARIPOSA. Sept. 9.-The hoisting
works OF the Whitlock mine were de-
stroyed by fire Sn turday night. The fire
caught on the first level, and burned the
timbering and buildings. Twelve miners
escaped by the air shaft. The works had
just been completed and the mill had
been running two weeks.
The herald., 1895-09-10
A rlechanic Suicides

STOCKTON, Sept. "a mechanic
namei Grant Wagner. who has been en-
ployed in harvester works here for several
years, is dying from the effects of poison
taken tonight. He had bsen drinking
heavily and took some poison to make
him sleep. He retired early and was
found IN q stupor at 8 O'Clock tonight,
from which he had not rallied at mid
night. and at that hour it was said he
could not live.
The herald., 1895-09-10
Liquor Dealers fleet

STOCKTON. Sept. 9.-The Stockton
Liquor De alers' association, a subordi-
nate branch of the California Protective
association, held meeting tonight and
decided to fiaht the action of the police
commission in refusing to approve appli.
cations for licenses
The herald., 1895-09-10
Store and Dwelling Burned

SACRAMENTO, Sept. "a frame gro
Gerry store, dwelling and barn at Sixth
and n streets. owned by Martin Deyie
estate, were destroyed by fire ton light.
The loss IS $4,000, ana the insurance is
small
The herald., 1895-09-10

publicans and six negro Republicans.
The object in calling the convention is
for the purpose of adopting a constitution
having in view a mod ii cation OF the elec-
tion laws. Governor Evans will be elect
ed president of the convention without
opposition,
The herald., 1895-09-10
Advance in Freight Rates

BERLIN, Sept. 9.-An agreement has
been entered into between German and
British steamship companies under which
there will be considerable advance in
freight and passenger rates to America.
The agreement will go into effect Octo-
ber 1st.
The herald., 1895-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The Morning.
Advertiser says: Mr.. Richard Mansfield.
the actor and manager of the Garrick the
ater is dangerously ill with typhoid fe-
yer and may not be able to appear on the
STAGE thus Season
The herald., 1895-09-10
Fresno Expositor Sold

FRESNO, Sept. 9.-Hugh Hume of the
San francisco Post is now in Fresno re-
organizing the affairs of the Expositor.
No announcement has been made. but it
is generally understood that he has
bought the paper. The material which
was sold at sheriffs sale to the Loan and
bought by some one. A. b. Bullet & 90.
have had charge of the paper for some
months.
The herald., 1895-09-10
She Has Not Yet Beer Interviewed by tn e
Authorities

AuInOTItIeB
There we're no new developments yes
terday in the case of the missing witness
for the prosecution in the Durrant case.
Detective Mackenzie, who has been en-
gagged in searching for the identity of the
woman. stated last night that while the
authorities in San Francisco know who
she is they had not yet vet interviewed
ner. according to his latest advices, and
until they do her name will not be dis
closed.
The herald., 1895-09-10
$4,000 Troops for Cuba

MADRID, Sept. 9.-In an interview
published In the Herald Signor Castillo
states that the government will strictly
conform to international law IN the Alli-
anca affair. He says tina %, 600 addition
al troops will be sent to Cuba.
The herald., 1895-09-10
cIubs Must Obey the Law

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Tne question
whether the clubs Of the city are amena-
BILE to the excise laws. as we'll as the sa-
looms and hotels, has been the point of
much discussion during the present ad-
The herald., 1895-09-10
To fIodIfv Election Lava

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 9.-The con-
stitutional l'convention meets tomorrow at
noon. 1t is com posed of eleven Reform
Democrats, forty-6ve Conservative Re-
The herald., 1895-09-10

Telegra m for the following persons are
at the Western Union telegraph COM
pany's office in in ibis city: Mrs. J. X.
Fiske, M. V. Clay, Mrs. Eastman.
The herald., 1895-09-10

Ex-Police Surgeon Bryant removed the
bullet from the neck of J. ii. Bridges,
the saloon man who was wounded re-
Gently in the fight with W. H. Clune.
The ball was lodged in the muscles at
the back of the neck.
The herald., 1895-09-10
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. LOS AN

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. LOS AN
L geles, Cal, August q, 1895.
given that the Southern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany (branch linel has filed in this Office list
OF lands situated in the townships described
lands; that the list is open to the pu blic for
inspection, and copy thereof, by descriptive
subdivisions, has been posted in convenient
sons interested and the public generally,
Within the next sixty days following the
date of this notice, protests or contests against
the claim of the company to any tract or sub
division described in the list on the ground
that the same is more valuable for mineral
than agricultural purposes, will be received
and noted for report 10 the general land office
at Washington, d. Z.
supplemental to list No. "a, Southern Pacific
railroad lands, branch line, primary limits.
Los Angeles land district, California,
The herald., 1895-09-10
Richard r1ansfield Ill

1t is wholly free from the least taint of
impurity, DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-09-10

Officer Rico arrested Charles Small ey
last night for disturbing the peace on
North Spring street.
The herald., 1895-09-10
Drnn In lrnn

GLASGOW, Sept. 9.-The iron market
is greatly excited and lower. An enor.
moug business is being done.
The herald., 1895-09-10

treat.-Ferris hams and bacon are
delicious Il. Jevns grocer, agent.
The herald., 1895-09-10
DURRANT'S ALIBI

In every respect DR.. Prices Baking
Powder is superior to all others.
The herald., 1895-09-10
THE MISSING WITNESS

It's the best and most economical bak-
ing powder made, DR.. Prices.
The herald., 1895-09-10
Angry Scotehmao

1t is just as good as it looks, DR.. Price s
Baking Powder, the most perfect made.
The herald., 1895-09-10
BattIoship Indiana to Be Docked

Intelligent consumers insist on having
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
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