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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23
DISCOURTEOUSLY TREATED
Dogfight Patrons Complain Of Deputy She
ifs Ways

Dogfight Patrons Complain Of Deputy Sher-
ifs Ways
OAKLAND, Sept. 22.-Sheriff White
and a posse of deputies spent the greater
part of last night in search of the pro-
moters and patrons of dog fight and at
80 o'clock this morning succeeded in
capturing seventeen men in Isaac Bot
tomly's barn. just north OF Temescal.
The sheriff's deputies took the dog fan
.iers unawares and tomorrow they will
be arrested and prose cuted for violation
of the statute prohibiting dog fighting.
Several well-known professional and
business men found mixed in among the
other guests at the PIT are experiencing
panes of anguish more rainiul than
those OF Ike l,ottokmly's bull pup whose
neck was badly chewed when the raiders
stopped the light. TIE spectators were
all stood up in line by the deputy sheriffs
and their names taken, so tnat warrants
ior each ones arrest might De properly
prepared. Capitalists, saloon keepers and
insurance agents. dentists and business
men were sworn with no more courtesy
by the deputies than were the habitues of
the SanLeandro road resorts or the round
ers of the San Pablo avenue tenderloln
district.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23
ALL HANDS LOST
A Vessel Lost in Collision Identified as the
Downshre

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 22.-It is now
generally conceded that the unknown
four -masted steel ship with which the
British ship Prince Oscar collided July
18th last, sinking her, is the Lord Down
shire OF Belfast, which is commanded by
Capt. J. G. McMurray, we'll known at
this port. This ship was known to have
been in the locality of the collision at the
time, homeward bound from Caleta
Bueno, from which port she sailed in
May for Hamburg, loaded with nitrate.
SO positive are the underwriters of this,
owing to her tallying to such an extent
to the ship which Captain Henderson OF
the Prince Oscar describes. that a prem
ium of so to S5 guineas is now being paid
for her reinsurance. The Lori Down
shire is owned by what is known as the
Irish Ship Owners association of Belfast,
Of which association Thomas Dixon &
Sons are managers. ihe Lord Downshire
carried crew of about forty mon. 81
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23
THEY FOUND THE BONES
Pitiful Relics of the GreeIy Arctic Ex.
pIoratiOn Party
Members of the Peary Crew Give Out the
0ruesorns Tale, But the OFF,
GERS Deny II

ST. JOHN N. F., Sept. a. A sensa-
satonal report is current today set
ahoat by the crew of the Peary steamer
Kite, to the effect that they were bring
Ing home the bones of one of the Greedy
party from Cape Sabine, where nearly all
of Greely's men perished from starva-
tiun.
About ten years ago, at the time Gen.
eral Greedy was rescued, twelve bodies
were found there. The place has never
been revisited since until the Kite land
ed men there III August, who made an ex.
ploration around the site of the camps.
Lieutenant Peary and his friends deny
that they have any such relics on board
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Sept. 22-Fifty dele
gates from the Albuquerque Irrigation
congress arrived yesterday morning in
this city. In the afternoon special
train carried them to Glendale. where
carriages were ready to carry them to the
night grand reception was tendere q
them at the Phoenix opera house. also
to citizens of Tempe and Mesa. Today a
special carried the visitors to TEN pc and
Mesa, at which latter place big barbecue
awaited them.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23

SEATTLE. .Wn., Sept. %. -l.eander Hib-
bard, saw filler, aged As years, was fond
dead in chair in his little house this
afternoon at o'clock, with a charge os
shot from u shotgun through his heart.
The gun ramrod and the cleaning rod lay
on the floor close at hand. 1t is supposed
to be case of suicide.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23
throughout the West

OMAHA, Sept. 22.-Last night Omaha
and oil Eastern Nebraska was wrestling
with IA hot wave with the thermometer
at 100. Toni.ht an inch of snow COW
ers the around at Big Springs, North
Platte, Grand Island and other north
western towns and overcoats are in de-
mand at Omaha, with the mercury at Al.
1t is clear, with prospects of frost. Corn
is beyond the possibility of danger from
this source.
CHAPELL, Neh., Sept. 22.-The past
week has been record breaker for
weather. The fore part was the warmest
weather of the season, the thermometer
touching III. Yesterday it turned very
cold and began showing. There is now
one inch of snow on the ground aud still
falling.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-A decided change
in temperature took place today. All
day long the weather WAS almost unbear-
ably hot hot south wind prevailing.
At 8 O'Clock the highest point, 93, was
reached by the mercury, and there was
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23
The Hovas Routed

PARIS, Sept. 22.-Advices from Mon
janga say that General Duchesne has sur
prised COCO Hovas in the Tsmainoudry
detiIe. The Hovas were routed and eig hty
of them were killed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23
THE NEWS

BY TELEGRAPH.-New York Democ-
racy preparing for the stats conven-
ton-Englands' greed for possessions
in Alaska-A yacht to be built to race
the Defendvr-Sporting notes-U. S.
supreme court meets October 18th
Gruesoine cargo of the Peary steamer
kite-The eastern hot wave over
Cuban war news; American citizens
claim damages Goodman and the
ticket brokers--Amorican engineers
to investigate Coretn gold mines
The Spanish cruiser detroyed by
torpedo-A!askan land d-grabbers-An
English anarchist sat upon st Chicago
"A Pasadena upheaval growing ou.
OF illegal liquor sales-Santa Ana; fire
on the San Joaquin-San Rernardino;
The Rowell case.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23

ABOUT THE CITY-No trace yet OF the
missing girl Adrienne Pavlides and
the woman lie Page and no trace Of
the man Rangod-The meeting OF the
board of education this evening may
be lively one-Some of the niunici-
pal matters to be considered today by
the councl-Meeting OF the Internu-
tional f ucational Labor association;
large number present-Interestiug
ceremony at the Church of the Sacred
Heart; the blessing of the boll'
nal DAY of the shooting tournament:
some good scores made-A review of
the sporting world-The Italian pio.
nic yesterday in celebration of the
unification OF Italy Yesterday at the
churches-The ministry Of music;
Professor W. l.. Tomlins.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-23

WHERE YOU 1AY Go TODAY
BURBANK-At 8 p. M, The Minister.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

Cd States England proposes to selzs
from tho United States portion Of
Alnska She is destroying independent
movements on All parts a the globe.
Sho treats American sentiment and re-.
monstranco with inaolence aud deaanoo.
For the vindlcnsion Of tho Monroe
dootrine In the Western Hemisphere
and the protection Of independent gov.
ernments in the Eastern Hemisphere
and the Islands OF the ocean II is neces.
snry that the United States ahouId pro.
pRrc for war with England. II had bot.
ter come now aud be over than 90 years
from now. We ought 10 define our po-
sition and say II IL ir not assontod to We
shall fight 10 maintain Il.
"Itwill take soma time 10 prepare for
an offensive war, bat = defensive war
can como none too soon. Lot England
begin. Russia viii be our sure ally.
She Il the great absolute monarchy aud
the United States the great republic OF
the world. The former needs aud Is
entitled 20 a seaport In warm region,
Of which England perdssensiy deprivea
her, bnt aho wants no more territory.
The United States wauts only tho Sand.
witch Ialnnds and q fo0shold In the West
indiea. Together they can defy the
world. They must aud win restrain
the brutality and Avarloo Of 0roat Brit.
ain. Let this DO understood At once
and lot England strike tho first blow II
she chooses. A million Of men and
viii overrun Canada aud Eng
land'a commercial ships win be swept
from the ocean. Lot England begin.
We ought TO begin II u ia necessary 10
savs 70 Venezuela the mouth Of tho
Orinoco."
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01


noihiAk Heard Rrvm ~. 1i,sss, whisn
nepertsd Eight n~ys aye.
Nrw yonx. oct- 30. No news has
bcon received IN this city Of the arrival
IN Cuba Of the expedition whloh Asartod
from tho Delaware river night days ago
andes Manual Ccrpodoa.
There are number Of promlhent
Cubana aud colombians In tbs party,
among them Geusral Castro. general IN
lhe Colombian army.
uoAernl de Cerpodes IL the non OF the
irst pfosldont Of the prosinsional Cuban
republic 20 years ago.
Tho Junta decided 10 fit out three asp.
arate expeditions from thls olsy. The
first was 70 be commanded BY Colonel
Enrique colaz1o, who fought IN the last
evolutionary war In Cuba. Tho Span.
ish authorities reported soms time ago
thrt they believed Colonel ColAzzo had
inndod In Cuba. The second expedition
WA tho one which came 70 I sadden
end At Wilmington.
General Francisco GARLIC. who was
said 70 b ~ tho head Of this party. be-
ing arrested aud acquitted. Tho third
commission Il the ono commanded BY
dc Corpedes. The company OF patriots
under his command Il called tho Es.
oorts OF jose Marti, IN honor Of Senior
Marh who started the present fevciu.
tion Ia Cnba and who was killed In
bAtsle. DO Cerpedes followers are fully
equipped.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01
WAR WlTH ENGLAND.
That is The Prediction OF Sem
ator Chandler.


The esnhinr says ths Waited States
Ought % etend FIRM on tho Monras
pretflnr - n~nsfa q venssasl. aaa
Tell orpat nrileln to Fake Bsf lianas
on Aihsha
CoHoonD. n. H.. Oot. oo.--over hls
own signature. aud under the caption.
''our Coming War Wish Eueland-A
Prediction" Senator william 70. Chand.
Ter gave out tho following statement
70 the rrossi
"Wae hsiwosn tho Uuitod nlales and
England y Inevitable Il win arise on
eocount Of British disregard Of orr "A.
rect interests. II will also be forced by
British encr9aohmcnta upon other ma.
tions all over the world. II win b
fought BY us, having Russia ns y Eu-
rcpean ally. Aa q war, offensive on our
part, y may not happen within 20 years,
~ defensive war 40 may come sooner,
and should BE- welcomed. A sure re-
ault would b the capture ana porina.
nent acquisition OF Canada by the Unit
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01
BURNED Al 4 STAKE.
A Negro cremated BY a Motl
at Tyler.
BRuTALEf MuRDEnED kaa bKtin

1hs mob Topk nlin Fron shs oAAsors
- soon - Ne confeausd ths mnslana
ne Was nusnsa ea fhs oeurthsuss
fquare and ths Ekseuiisn Was Wlts
nsaaed BY Dis Crowd.
TYLnn. Tex, Dot. no.--Ths dsaso ~h6
murdered Mrs. LEONARD Bell near hers
was run down BY officers with tho AZ
sistance Of blo0lhonnda. and captured
near xilgoro yesterday. He was imrne4
diatoiy takon 20 the scene n MS crirn~
and his guilt clearly established.
After hs saw thero was no use 10 deny
the orime, as the evidence secured wns
conclusive, ho confessed the deed, bus
denied the assanlt.
Az soon a. ho told Of his crime a moi
OF about 800 persons took the negro
from the ofilcors and brought him 70
Shis place and determined 10 meet out q
speedy Justice 10 him. Tho officers
were powerlesa 70 do anything with tho
mob.
Tho spot where the burning took
place ia on the west side Of tho pubic
square.
Upon arrival Ia town the negro was
driven three times around tho public
square IN plain view Of 1000 or 1000
people. Quito a crowd came from MINI
cola TO witness the execution. He dis
played wonderful nervo ard composur5
throughout tho trying ordeal and re-
viowod the preparations for his death
IN the same stoical manner.
10 was then tied TO an iron rail SCI III
perpendicular position aud boxes. bar
rcls and pieces Of lumber piled around
him. rIo was told no could make n
statenent before being burned but tho
crowd was too anxious for his life 10 lsp
him ilnish.
The torch was applied. and soon tho
flames were around tho negro. The iird
was cct 20 as 10 burn slowly TO make hid
punishment more severe.
After having been tortured for over
an hour the iron bar was pulled down,
Inonatfous Are was built and the ne.
gro roasted 10 death. The crowd then
diaperued.
Agonlzing shrioks 6anie from the ne.
gro during his torture aad no pleaded
ritiously for mercy, but ho only received
Misses and curses.
Tho negro went BY the name Of Jim
King.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

Fonr WoRrH, Tex. ost. e0.--There
was rumor here 10 tho effect that
Judge w. o. Head. ono Of tho Justices
OF tho second court Of civil appeals. had
tendcrod his resignation 20 Governor
Culbcrson. Judge Head was seen aud
intorrogated NJ TO the authenticity OF
the report. His roply was that no had
under consideration nt this time a
proposition. which. Il he concluded 70
accept, would involve his resignation.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01
the FLoURNoY LAND raoUBLs.
Another Important Esseisisn Rendered.
hy Justios ahirns.


AEothsr Importsat Eseisian Rendered
hy JustIes shiras.
LINCOLN, Neb., oct. so.--Jussloo Bhi.
FAs Of tho Federal court has rendered
another important decision ia tho Flour
ney land cases AGainst tho Indians.
shorsK John Mullonof Thurston coun.
" mas been indicted for assaultine aud
obntructins Indian policemen whiin en-
gagged by order Of Agent Beckmnn
eieoting the tenants OF the land com
pany from the Winnebago reservation.
The court rofusei 20 quash the indict-
ment william Payers and John Bagga
were arrested for aasaulting Indian po.
licomen In discharge Of q similar duty.
They sought release BY habeaa corpus.
The writ was refused. The Judge con.
niderod 9hs two cases as almost identi-
cal, and held that On Indian agent was an
officer Of tho United States. and that
Indian pclscomon, acting upon his or.
ders. could exercise all the authority Of
government ofiiolala. and that any ons
resisting their authority should be pun.
ishod AZ provided. Though the Indians
had taken land Ia aevoralty, the title
still remained In tho United States and
the agent had full authority 10 enforce
his orders and eviot this trespassing ton
ants.
Until theso decisions are reversed or
modified lho authority Of the Indian
agent Is supreme and the land company
stands defeated No every point.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01
Fixing FOR THEHCHT.
Attempt Made to Head on
the State Onaciala.
ooRBErr AGAIN UNDER ARREsT.

n Il Cinlmcd n tha same courao Cad
Ne rursusd Against Fiiss'snmona 10
reeeE can rltstat The coais1t fhff
hrs - Give amall reaes Head and
Then right
Er Iloufs, Oct oo.--A special from
Hot Springs snya Attorney Kinaworthy
was surprised when infuund that 4
warrant had boen placed IN fhe hands
o. sheriff Houpt Of thia county Tor Cor'
bots's nfroAs aud that Il had been served
and that he wna IN the oastody of .
deputy ~ hla irain'ng quartera. Ths
aspsaalNS NAllN4ta. IsIrll
askcd for tho ohanpicn's dismissal upon
the cas- which had bosn romanded by
the supreme court was anticipated and
- soon a. Cofbolt was dismissed
warrant charging him with ronspirina
70 create breach Of the peace was II.
sued and immediately served aud ho
was placed nnder arrest BY the sheriff.
The nction wns taken 20 forcstnil the
attorney general who intended 10 havS
him rcnrrested aud the case transferred
By change Of venue 10 Tayottoyille.
Washington county.
n tho Same course IA pursued ns 10
Fitxslmmons by the local authorities,
which In all probability will b done,
no power on earth can preyont tha
light The pugilists WIN simply give
bond In . reasonable amount 70 keep tho
peace and proceed with the contest.
Everything has boon conducted on the
quiet and this Information Just isnhed
ont.
Sheriff Houpt and . deputy Of this
county loft horo Monday night armed
with = warrant for FitEsimmona. II Il
their purpose 10 meet Fitnslmmons In
Texas and return with him. A soon
~ the train passes over tho line into
Arkansna they win place him undor ar.
rest and bring him on 70 Hot Springs,
thus taking him out OF tho hands Of the
state authorities conplstcly, and carry
ont the scheme planned.
IL Il doubtful II the ahorln nt Tsxnr.
kama will allow Sheriff Hcupt 20 arrest
FitzsImfasns upon his territory and
hold him. II is intlmnted that the
state authorities viii not permit Sheriff
Houpt 10 carry out any suuh scheme and
that the sheriff nt Toxarkana win b.
backed by Governor Clarke. Ifthere 10
q clash between the sheriffs over the
prisoner. Fiizsimmons Il liable 90 &c
held st Tcxarkana until the matter can
bo settled In the courts which will be
several days aud too late for the rnoct.
ing ~ Hot Springs.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01
seNAroR poLPn,s OPINION.
ne Talks Also Of tbs ossbbins Atti.
tnde of England.

PORTLAND, Or, Oct. ao.-Ex-senator
polph, who was for several years a
prominent member Of the foreign 70.
lationa committee. delivered an address
At the Claiming club ON foreign policy
Of the United States. Ho said Of tho
venexuelan questions
"Thoro arc but two courses for the
United States 20 pursuo, ono which ia 70
abandon the Monroo doctrine and no
longer protool against European as-
gresslon, mouarohal domination on this
hemisphere and submit to tho humilia.
zion such q course would bring upon ua
"Tho other ia 10 enforce our policy
concerning affairs Of this continent by
protosia and n necessary. BY inferven.
tlon and tho ultimate arbitration OF the
sword.
I'VE should also extend 70 Cuba the
Monroe doctrine aud take that Island
under tho protection Of tho American
flag n necessary"
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

LoNpoN, Oct 80--An explosion, sup,
posed 20 have been caused BY escaping
gas. wrecked house, reducing II 10
atoms. on New Church Court strand
this evening Thirteen persons arc be-
havsd 10 have bcon killed and many
were injured by the collapse Of tha
house The building consisted OF thros
floors, aud ita tenants were mostly con-
vent garden market pofters. A doafons
ing report waa suddenly heard and then
the house collapsed a. II mado Of cards.
causing much exolloment IN the neigh.
l,nflinsi3
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 80.--A disas.
trous nre "A raging on Woloh mountain,
In tho vicinity OF scruiftown and Blue
ball, and thousands OF aores OF timber.
land have been burned. A number OF
houses have been consumed. The fire
IL supposed 10 have originated through
dry leaves becoming ignited from ~
sparks FROM locomotives. Fcnces have
been swept away. out wood destroyed
I'm immense quantities aud thousands OF
trees killed. The fiamos can DO seen at
great distances. The vicinity Of the
fire Is the region made notorious by tho
exploits OF Abs BuxzArd aud his band
Of Welch mountain robbers,
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

Paris, Dot. so.--The romans OF Mrs.
James b. Eustls. wife Of the United
btntos ambassador 10 France, who died
r9ar Rotath. Ireland. on Saturday last
Of heart failure. following a severe cold,
win be shipped on board the White Star
line steamship Majestic, whom tho steam.
or touches at Quoenstown on Thursday
nnxt. for conveyance to Now York. and
fFous thoFe TO Louisville. Ky, where
thoy win be intarred In the Enstis fam
ily plot Ia the Cavo Hin cemetery.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

outbrsnh Arnsns, fhem Espootsd -
Ans rints - canteu.
NEW YoRK. Oct so.--Tho news 70.
oeivod hers from Hong Kong that an
outbreak against Foreigners is expected
at Canton aooms 70 indicsto THAI thofo
has been removal Of tho widesproaa
nntsforclKn feeling. Tho British consul
a. Han Kov vas wArncd that nn out
break would occur "A wu Cheng Sept.
~. when the soldiers were 10 mutiny
and attack che foroignorn In Wow Of
this tho Swedish and American ladies
at Wa chonR sought shaltsr at the Brit
ish consulate nt Han Kow.
Il appears that tho Chinese braves,
who were ordered 10 disband after the
war, objected 20 doing 20, aud arranged
70 attack the foreigners. although mons
Of the latter were 70 be killed. Thore.
fore, tho governor Of Wu Chong
thought IL best not TO carry ont the dis.
banding deorce, and thns tho serious
situation was sided over. The state Of
affairs, however,. continues 10 bo crit.
fcni
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

MEMPnrs, Oct B0.-ArrnnRemonta
have beon completed for winter race
meeting, 10 begin Saturday, Nov. 0, al
Billings Park, near this city. The
meeting win DO under tho auspices Of
the Blnn City Jockey club, Of which
Colonel l. s. Hatch is tho head. =. M.
Levy OF Nashville will bo secretary OF
tho club. Colonel Hatch will do the
starting and Harry Lopcr Of Winfield.
Kan. now presiding at Dallas. Tex,
will be the presiding Judge.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

FoRT wonTn. Tex. Dot sO.-The case
Of che state Of TexAs W. T. A. Rippy,
charged with tho murder Of Coly Rob.
inson near Enid Last summer, Il tho
next murder case 10 DO tried 10 Fort
Worth. His oano u soi for next Thurs.
day, boforo Judge Qroono ia tho Forty.
eighth district court. A vonlfo Of 100
mon have been summoned from whom
90 solucl che jury.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01
RUNNING FoN FIrzsIMMoNs.
onosrs rryIne 20 Arrest Him nofors
Resohins Hot springn.

ResohinE Hot nprinan.
LITTLE Rock. Oct a0.--Govornor
Clarke was notified yesterday that Fitz-
nimmons had stsrtsd for Hot Springs.
Il was stated IT Texarkhaa by pasron.
gers on the Texas and Pacific train chat
Fitzsimmona was aboard a Pullman
aleeperi that the drawingroom door was
locked ~ Texafkana aud the conductor
refused 10 open Il, aud would not NJ.
firm or deny that Fitzsiinmons was on
the train.
A story comes from Tcxarkana that
arrangements have made BY which Ju.
liam aud Fitesimmons will leave the
train At the hrEt station boyond Toxar.
kama and come overland by hack 20 q
point thia side and that similar plan
win b adopted IN passing Maiverr
junction. bat this seems improbable.
Notwithstanding Governor Clarko'n
personal dispatch 10 the Associated
Press that the fight Il already stopped,
everything indioateu that the fight is
very much ION.
Biz telegraphers aud = large number
Of newspaper men passed through here
yesterday on route 20 Hot Springs, and
every southbound train is loaded 90 the
brim with sporting men. all bound for
che expected scono OF battle.
It has Developed that three agents Of
the olub are selling tickets here for sgs
hght. They are acting on instructions
received Ia cipher kilograms and arc
said 20 have sold ssven hundred tickets
In Little Rock up 20 this present time.
Other agents arc working all the larger
cities IN the country.
A special telegram was received late
last night from Fitzsimmons saying
that he had left San Antonio At 9 p. M.
II il positively known that tho ieht
viii come or Ia tho vicinity Of Hot
Springs II Fiszalinmona succeeds ia
oluding the governors emissary sent 70
head him on at Texnrkona.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

BowHAM. Tax. Dot. eo.---Info-mation
has been received here Of = serious
shooting ARRAY which occurred near
Tulip, 30 miles north OF nonham. A
man By tho name Of Newt Fatfls, well
known ia this section. had both legs
shattered BY Winchester balls. Roland
Webator and Pink Bcal arc said 10 have
dono tho shooting. The cause OF tho
diiiiouliy is unknoFn.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

Co1UnniA, Oct 80.--The convention
voted down tlse woman suffrage amend
ment by che most decisive vote of 81 70
20 Tho whole morning session was
given up 10 tho discussion OF the qucs.
tion. George d. Tiliniaii made great
speech In advooacy Of the idea. claim.
ing that BY onfranchininK woinon with
the property qualification the white
people could carry elections " fair and
honest methods aud by no other way
could they do u, he characterised this
Suffrage plan Of Senator Gilman A. .
temporary fraudulent makeahlft. whioh
would not endure.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-01

TAYloR, Tex. Oct, 8O.--Dudiey
Smith, charged with tho murder OF q
German shoemaker at Bartlett. was mr..
rested BY sheriff II. @. Purl aud takon
% the GeofRotown Jail % await the aoi
tiou OF grand Jury. About two months
ago Smith was arrested for aggraviod
assault upon tho German shoemaker.
Smith gave bond, but was renrrestcd on
account OF the recent death Of tho Ger.
man.