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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-12
AN EXCITING INCIDENT.
Pablo Tries to Steal Bicycle and
Commit Murder.

Commit Murder.
Pablo, the Papago Indian released
from Jail day before yesterday on the
ground of insanity and taken to the
reservation, was rearrested yesterday,
examined and committed to the asylum.
He escaped his friends early yesterday
morning and came to town. His in
sanity which had only manifested it.
self in eccentrlcities developed muir
derous tendencies.
He was passing Washington street
store into which Harry Brown had just
gone leaving his tandem on the side
walk. Pablo mounted the machine but
like his white brethren discovered that
to ride requires more or less training.
The main idea though was to steal the
wheel and a small boy was induced by
the Indian to ride it out OF sight. Pablo
followed and the boy who knew that
the Indian was trying to steal the ma
chine governed himself accordingly and
proceeded to surprise the thief. Pablo
finding himself unable to walk fast
enough ordered the boy to slacken his
pace. The boy rode little faster.
The Indian drew knife and started on
a run and the boy began to break all
existing records. He rode around the
block, the Indian in uncomfortably
close pursuit. As the boy came up to
the starting point scared and breath
less Brown came out of the store. The
Indian ran up and was knocked down
by Brown and disarmed. He was
turned over to an officer and his exa-
mination and commitment for INSANITY
took place in the afternoon.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-12

If DIR. RossoN had failed of election
to the Office of mayor, Pierce Evans
would not be city attorney. So after
all there was q fatality which shaped
the result. Now there is good man at
each end of the table in the council
chamber.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-12
Music This Afternoon.

To celebrate the opening of the Phe-
nix Park swimming baths and to pro-
vide and attraction at the park there
will be a band concert there this after.
noon. The baths are now open for the
summer. The water is pumped in
fresh every day by an electric motor
from well on the grounds lately COM
pleted, and is heated about 10 degrees
above its natural temperature. The
baths will be run with great circum-
spection with a view to securing the
patronage of the most fastidious.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-12

The NEW city attorney, Hon. Pierce
Evans, is the right man in the right
place. He is lawyer of ability and q
man OF ripe experience in municipal
affairs. No better appointment for this
important position could have been
made
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-12

CHAUNcEY M. DEPEw says "Coin's
Financial School" Is a fad. II it is it
seems to be fad that is making a
world of trouble for Mr.. Depew and his
fellow "sound money" advocates.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-12

The FRUIT crop in all parts of the
valley promises to be large and every
one in these regions should feel happy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-12

mad exploit which did much to arouse
both north and south, and to parti-
cipate the war which now appears to
have been inevitable.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

thing 70 do with how much Il IS worth He
accused Harvey OF comparing things that are
not alike with each other, and when man
does that, no SAID. he Is always In the
wrong. Now, there is no Disgusting the
issue between u.s. IL Is simply this: Can We
benefit the people OF this republic now by
making dollar mean about half as much as
IL now meansy Can we benefit them by maxi
ing Il seem any cons dorable amount less than
II now Is by making II actually less ia valuei
We may disguise IL as much as we Wilt free
coinage OF silver on ratio OF 10 10 means
silver monometallsm.
Mr.. Harvey maintained that there viii be q
commercial parity between gold and silver
at the ratio OF 10 TO I, IL the law Is passed put
ting both metals on on equal footing at that
ratio. What he meant by an equal footing Is
that both shall have the right TO enter the
minis free to to coined into money with %. %
grains OF pure gold TO DO dollar and SIN
grains OF pure silver TO be dollar Tho
money made from both metals to be
full legal tender money in tho pay
ment OF all debts, and the debtor TO have
the right to pay In either metal The supply OF
silver is limited When great nation like
this, whose normal capacity for the absorption
OF money In the transaction OF its normal bust
ness IS not far from 1900 000oO0 opens It's
mines TO silver 10 likes tho price OF silver
the world over So long as the supply
OF silver Is limited. as IL IL now. no one
Will part with IL for any less than they can gec
for IL In the United States Mr. Horr will say
10 this; THE government does not buy the
silver under free coinage. IL stamps II ana
hands IL back TO tho owner worth no more
than when he brought IL 10 tho mint" What
the government has done IL thisi u has given
80 silver new use and the use Is what gives
TO its value.
Mr. Horr closed tho debate with an elo-
quent peroration on the revival Of business;
OF the appeal OF Cuba against oppression: OF
the distressing situation OF the South Amer
lean republics, and said I'VE are lighting
the battle OF liberty for the world The result
OF POUR verdict upon this momentous ques-
OF cheer and stimulate the nerves OF free men
In f,xarv land
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
ZONE OF TRADE.
IL Continues TO Be OF Most satisfac-
tory Quality.

NEW YoRK. July 2D.-R. q. Dun a.
Co. s weekly review oil trade says:
1T is not tho season for the lido OF business
TO rise. but there is perceived scarcely any
shrlnkage except that which comos naturally
with midsummer heat Lateness OF spring
trade threw heavy settlements into the
second week OF July. aud clearing house
payments are now almost n quarter smaller
than In that week. but are "a larger than last
year. and only q per cent smaller than In tho
same week OF 1922 Tho volume or
new business Is small compared with
recent months, but large enough 70 encour-
age more opening of long-closod works. and
moro advances in returns 10 labor. fmpor-
tant STRIVES show that the advance is not
enough for some, but seem not more threaten
ing than week ago The small shipments OF
gold countfor nothing. and money markets are
undiSturbcd
Accounts OF shriniago In the yield OF wheat
come both from Pacific states ana from tho
Dalkotas IL would be a strange and unnatural
July without such reports. and yet thoy have
weight enough this year 10 lead even the most
experienced TO reduce somewnat their csti-
mate OF yield. while tho price has advanced
~ cents this week
Corn advanced about cent with wheat.
but has since lost all the gain. Cotton has re-
NAMED unchanged nt cents. although the
latest reports favor larger estimates OF yield
a circular by Neil going much beyond other
hkhItt ~ ~ honNNhht nikhlHChub Auhl tnt
stock markets show entire indifference 60 crop
reports
"Prcesof iron and steel products still rise.
the feature tsss weoh BEING tho startling nd
vance OF nifty cents per lxog In cut and wire
nails, with new cards for various sizes which.
a. IS stated. make the advance actually great
er Than " appears.
'The financial situation "a not disturbed by
gold shipments, nor by the large excess OF
treasury Expenditures, amounting to about
sis.D000o Receipts arc naturally better In
July than In most other months. but expenses
arc also large. Money scarcely begins TO 40
out for crop moving and the demand for COM
nercial loans is not MS largo locally as IL
should be
Failures for seventeen days OF 5uiy show
liabilities OF lo699.7Sf. OF which iges,52
were OF manufacturing and t3.9elssl OF trad
Ing concerns a year ago corresponding re-
ports covered s6.37, 096. OF which s35ss o3s were
OF manufacturing and S.ss3.0li OF trading con-
Germs. Failures for the week wore ~ In tho
United States, against 2i9 last yean and "a
In Canada, against 80 last year"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, july g7.--A ca
biegram from Key West says. A pri-
vatc letter received in this city per
steamer Mascottc. from Havana con-
firms the report Of Martinez Campos'
defeat at the battle Of Valcnzucla-
OF the 1000 Spanish troops that
went into battle. only 300
escaped 70 Bayamo, where they arc
surrounded by c.000 Cubaus under
Mnceo, Masso. Quinlan. Bandcra and
uonlet. The insurgents loss at this
battle was ESQ killed and wounded.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

Mr. Harvey thinks any ono nation can DO IL
Nations BY their laws do not nx the value OF
things. They cannot do u II they try. The
actual value OF the two metals ~ tho present
time Is wide apart The ratio Of 10 20 Is to-
day . thing OF the past Always from the
value between gold and silver has been fixed
by the people OF the world. and not BY legis-
lation. Mr.. Harvey and agree that the free
coinage OF silver viii decrease the measure OF
value used here In this country The burden
OF his whole talk In this debate Is that We
ought 10 have cheaper measure; that the
unit is worth TOO much. SO now we agree that
Il viii change the measure Mr. Harvey
says that Is what ought to be
done because. he says. the whole world
is I'm debt and our country Is on the
brink OF ruin because the present dollar Is too
valuable. That is position In which differ
from him. The debts OF the day have all been
contracted with the gold dollar as the meas
ure. and 70 relieve the payment OF them In any
way by a trick OF this kind Is Reputation.
Mr.. Harvey continued his quotations from
statistics in relation 20 the worlds supply OF
gold and the bearing the arts had toward H.
The more costly either gold or silver becomes.
he said. tho greater the demand among
the rich for II for use as ornaments.
Where the dearer n used exclusively for
primary money IL Is the one that Is boarded.
When gold and silver we're both used as
money In their own right silver was boarded
by the plain people and was brought forth 70
serve them In time OF need Gold IN principals
ly boarded by the rich 10 serve purpose in
bulling the money market Hoardlng OF silver
by the people was beneficial boarding OF gold
Is an injury. Tho cause OF boarding In the
two instances Is different In the first In
stance IL Is TO serve natural law providing
for the future; in the second instance IL is
motive affecting injuriously the
4rrtr NIL IL of "A tul14
money
Mr. Horr referred 10 Mr. Hnrvey's habit Of
comparing size as having something TO do
with value, and stated that the amount Of
gold in the world all put In q cube hasn't any
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
THE BIG DEBATE.



cHIq<eo, July q. Al tho opening OF the
Horr-Harsey silver debate Thursday Il was
announced that but two moro sessions would
DO held And for this reason the daily bouts
would be somewhnt heightened IN order 20
admit OF tho delivery OF the number
Of words originally agreed upon The de-
bate Thursday was marked by more than
usually sharp encounter between the two con-
tcstants. MIR. Horr called his opponents at
tentIon TO q statement which he had made In
his criticisms upon Senator Morrill,, wherein
no stated that the silver dollars OF 4i2H
grains were largely coined previous TO
tho demonctization OF silver In 1879
and after the passage OF the law OF
1853. making subsidiary coinage OF less value
than its face Therefore he Inferred that Sem
ator Morrill, was mistaken In stating that none
OF the Ae,s dollars had been coined from
silver mined In this country. Mr. Harvey
said that tho old dollars OF 4I2H
grains wero coined for the people Of
Nevada aud California. Notwithstanding
that at that time the bullion Was worth more
uncoined than coined Mr. Horr then denied
that these dollars were coined from silver
miued in this country and sent 10 tho mint
for that purpose Congress had provided
that foreign coin should be received by tho
government nc certain liked value.
and further TINT such coins should not
again put into circulation but should be re-
coined at the mint The report OF the director
OF the mint showed that over Is. 100000 In sill
yer had thus accumulated. having been found
in the goie during tho process OF assnying A.
AT this point Harvey challenged Horr's
statement. saying that he had not brought his
authorities with him. and therefore his argu-
ments were entitled TO no standing in debate
He then handed Mr. How state
mont OF tho director OF tho mint.
which he said reported that during the year
1870 fs2, fos silver dollars had been coined at
Carson City MI, Harvey again called his OPP
ponent TO task for not connning his remarks TO
the order OF debate originally agreed upon.
and said that he would not be diverted from
this order He then entered upon dis
cussion OF primary and credit money, say
fng that an oyerissue OF credit money
caused drain upon the primary money
for REDEEM ption purposes An example OF this
had just been Witnessed In this country IN the
issue OF bonds by the present administration
for the purpose OF maintaining the gold re-
serve y
Mr.. Harvey said nc had received letter
within the last few days from large New
York manufacturer In which the writer stated
that all the money the bank sent him 70 pay
on his men was in silver certificates
The run on the United States treasury must
continue till the credit money outstanding.
estimated at si.0OO000.0o0 was reduced TO the
quantity OF gold in this country. which was
variously estimated at from $500, 600, 900 to
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
SHIPPED TO ENGLAND.
Hundreds of Tons OF Pig Iron sent from
tho Shenango Valley.

Hundreds of Tons OF Pig Iron Sent from
the Shenango Valley.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., July 3i.-Four hun
dred tons OF pig iron from the Shcnan-
go valley are on their way 30 England
where the metal is to be used in the
manufacture OF carriage trimmings.
The iron is high grade foundry
make from the Mabel furnace at
Sharpsvilie. This is the first pig iron
ever shipped out OF this section to
Europe, and it starts new market
for this class OF iron which Eng
land cannot produce. The shipment
Is trial order and IL satisfactory a
large contract will be placed with tho
European firm The iron was pur-
chased at double the price paid for iron
mnde in England.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03


CHICAGO. July 20. Every day brings
TO light one or more atrocions murders
committed by II. ii. Holmes. In all.
so far as known. circumstantial evil
dence Of the strongest character points
to the man rs the slayer of the fellow
ing:
Conner. Julia l.. who lived with Holmes ~
his wife, supposed remains found In basement
OF Holmes building. si sixty-third street.
Chicago
Conner. Gertrude daughter 81 above; sup
posed remains found In basement OF Holmes
building. 7pi sixty-third street. Chicago
cigrand. Amelia Holmes secretary; disap-
peared
1915 cnllowhill street. Philadelphla
Pitzcl. Howard. II years old. son OF Ben
jamln II Pitzel disappeared; supposed 10
have been murdered In Indianapolis.
Pitzci. Alice. daughter OF benjamin +. Pitzei;
dead body found In the cellar OF s. Vincent
street house. Toronto
Pitxel. Nellie. daughter OF Bcnjamia +. PITT
eel; dead body found In the cellar OF 81 Vim
cent street house. Toronto
Williams Minnie. disappeared from 70i Six
ty-third street. Chicago. where she lived with
Holmes: supposed TO have been murdered
Williams. Annie. younger sister OF above;
disappeared rs did her sister.
Wild Miss. formerly CLERK In Holmes em-
ploy al the Castle" she disappeared two
years ago and has never been heard from
In addition TO this Holmes Is be-
lieved to have been concerned an the
murder of Mrs. Cron, the old woman
who was SO ruthlessly killed at VIII
mette two years ago.
Other persons known to have been
identified with Holmes at Engiewood
2nd other places have disappeared, but
as yet little evidence has been found to
show that Holmes had hand in their
sudden retirement from usual scenes.
CHICAGO, Aug 1.-The police depart
ment admits that there Is as yet no
direct evidence that Holmes murdered
anyone, but the circumstantial proof
against him Is so plcntifai and
SO strong that IL seems irrec-
oncilable with any other theory
except that OF his guilt AS it
Is, however, Holmes may go arot~free
so far as the charge Of murder Is con-
cerned unless new evidence should be-
discovered or additional light be OBJ
tanned on the incidents and circum-
stances already known.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
WAGES OF SIN.
Murder OF woman at Omaha by Her
RnlnllAnllr-

Murder of a Woman at Omaha by Her
Paramour.
OMAHA, Neb.. July 3L-Frcd Wahl-
grcn. Of Minneapolis. shot and Instant
~ killed Mrs August Maitland az the
Model steam laundry on Tuesday
afternoon. She was his mistress
for six years at Minneapolis and they
have twin girls On account OF his cruel
treatment, she eloped TO Omaha with
Maitland June 10, and they were mar
RED July J. Wahlgren came here a
week ago with the intention OF killing
her. lie gave himself up. and said he
was glad he did IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
HOUND DEAD.

The Llfeicss Body OF Banker wormser. OF
New York, Discovered.
NEW York, July 3i.-Simon Wormser.
20 years old, n member of the we'll
known banking firm Of Wormser Bros. i.
whose offices are at 10 Broad street.
was found dead on the stoop OF No. 20
East Sixty-sixth street shortly before
i0o'clock Tuesday night. Mr.. Wormser
lived at $50 Fifth avenue. The body
was discovered by a messenger boy
sitting ON the stoop. IL Is supposed he
was on his way home at the time when
he was stricken with heart disease.
The body was taken to the East Sixty
seventh street station house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
TOO MUCH WATER.
Streets of Fort Scott, Kan, Flooded
Dcnver's Rough Experience.


Streets of Fort Scott, Kan, Flooded
Denver's Rough Experience.
Fort ScoTT, Kan, Aug IAN un-
precedented precipitation of rain in
the southeast corner of Kansas Tues
day morning has again flooded the
streams and wreaked destruction
10 life and property. In sew
en- hours 400 inches of water
fell in the city and the entire portion
of the town is inundated. The bodies
of 1.-TWO boys lie somewhere on the
submerged streets. The Missouri Pa
cifie railroad shops are surrounded
and the train service has been
partially abandoned. Many families
have been driven from their homes
by the trespassing river which Is still
rising and another storm is threaten
ing. The Marmation river, Mill creek
and Buck run have become one stream,
spreading over sections of land which
have not for years been submerged.
DENVER, Col, Ang. IAN electrical
storm of unusual severity terrorized
the residents here tuesday, lightning
striking almost simultaneously in
four different places. The resi-
dence OF Wolfe Londoner, on
Capital Hill. was damaged $4,000. aud
the city hall narrowly escaped demoli-
ton. The fluid burned out all the po-
lice circuits, four fire alarm circuits
and the switchboard In the city hall.
The Boston and Symes blocks were
also struck and slightly damaged. In
twenty-five minutes nearly ! inch Of
rain fell, making the storm one Of tho
sevcrest for years. All street car traf-
fic was stopped for several hours.
Farmers In the vicinity lost heavily in
fruit and grain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
A BAD GANG.
Chicago Detectives Break Up Band of
Alleged baggage Thieves.

Chicago Detectives Break Up Band of
Alleged baggage Thieves.
CHICAGO, Aug. City and railroad
detectives have succeeded in putting
behind the bars an alleged gang OF
thieves who have been preying on the
property Of passengers who trav-
eled over the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad during the last six
months. Thousands of dollars worth
OF jewelry, clothing, dress goods, brio
a-brac and other goods easy to dispose
of have been taken from the trunks of
passengers by means OF skeleton keys.
The trunks were opened by the thieves,
three OF whom were express company
messengers, during the run of the
express trains from Savanna, ILL.,,
TO Chicago. the baggage cars
being attached TO the regu-
lar express trains nt the former
point, and the messengers having sole
access to the coach until the train
reached Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

SALT LAKE CRY, L. r., July 30.--The
wild ramors received Saturday that n
general assassination of whites had
occurred az Jackson's Hole appear TO
be without foundation In fact, and
short dispatch received atnn early hour
Saturday morning from Market Lake
saying that all was quiet &C Jaclsson's
Hole and no fighting had occurred has
since been confirmed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

(mcAoo, Aug. /. - Death robbed
Chicago OF one Of It's most distin-
guished citizens Tuesday when Judge
John Dean Cation. one Of the pioneers
Of the west, a resident here over
sixty years, a jurist Of national re-
nown ard an author and traveller
o. worldwide fame. passed away
at his residence, 1900 Calumet avenue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
Western league:
GAME LAW UPHELD.
III. Clay Merritt Is Fined To tho Amount
of $4,000.

KEwANEE. ILL.,, July 31.-IT. Clay
Merritt, charged with illegally dealing
in game, was found guilty Tuesday
morning by Justice Pyle, and oiines
were assessed against him TO the
amount of $4,000. Merritt took an
appeal TO the circuit court. but was
Obliged TO furnish bonds in the sum of
$4,000.
Game Warden Blow announced that
he would this week institute two more
suits against Merritt, and IL they prove
successful Merritt viii have fines TO
pay aggrcgating $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. Ed West,
the telegraph operator and station
agent at Potts Camp. Miss. was shot
and killed Wednesday night by X. A.
Gatlin. The operator was busy maxi
ing out reports when Gatlin, who Is a
newspaper correspondent. wanted him
20 receive message. A dispute fol-
lowed, resulting IN the murder
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
portr nna SURRENDERED.

LONDON, Aug. THE Daily News
publishes n dispatch from Berlin
which says the Tageblatt has word
from tinople that Turkey has
accepted in their entirety the reforms
which the powers have demanded in
Armenia. after receiving a firm note
from the Salisbury government.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

McGRxcon, Mimi. Aug. For the
murder Of Benjamin Gcnnettc and wife
last March Judge Holland sentenced
the Christcllo brothers 70 life impris-
onmcnt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03
BASEBALL.

Standing of the Various League Clubs for
the Week Ending July 80.
The following tables show the num-
Der of games won and lost and the per-
centage of the clubs OF the leading base
ball organizations National league: Q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

Ford, KY, July 27.--It developed
Friday that the negro, Bob iargard.
who was lynched here last week,
charged with having outraged Miss Ell
kin, was innocent OF the crime with
which he was charged The story told
OF how the deed was done has been
proven 70 be utterly false The work
was done by few hot-hcaded men
who did not take time 10 inquire
whether Haggard was guilty or not
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-03

William Recs. OF EdInburg. H., was
killed by a Chicago & Alton train at
Chatham. III.