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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

IT now begins TO look as though a
soldier had come into this country
who had a desire to get the renegade
Indians. Col. Simmer is after them
hot blocks and says he will keep after
them till he gets, them. Arrange
ments are being perfected which will
enable the troops to follow them into
MexicO
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

While in Stockton, Cal, some time
ago, +. +. Langan, OF Los Banos, that
state, was taken very severely with
cramps aud diarrhOea. lie CHANGED
TO meet c.. NJ. Carter, who was SINH
larly afflicted. He says: Il told him
Of Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhoca remedy, and we went to the
Holden drug store aud procured a bot
tie Of IL. 1t gave Mr.. Carter prompt
relief and | can vOuch for its having
cured me. For sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

ONE Of the jurors In the Davenport
case announced on his examination
that be would never convict a man OF
murder in the FIRST degree when the
penalty was death. IL needed that
kind Of jurors to acquit Davenport.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

THE people Of Grant county have
not got much OF q kick coming be-
cause the soldiers do not catch muir.
dering Indians. The example set by
tie local officers is not a brilliant one.
They catch few %murderers, and those
they do catch are turned loose by the
iurV.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

John McCabe came up from the AMI
mas Friday, bringing his mother, Mrs.
p. NJ Chase, who is visiting Mrs. w.
II. Small. Mr.. McCabe went over TO
Silver City Saturday, where he is a
witness in the cas- against Jesse Fish
or, who is indicted for changing
brands. more especially brands which
had been put on diamond A stock.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

THE Sentinel has suspended owing
TO the attempt Of the receiver OF the
defunct First national bank Of Silver
City TO realize on an asset.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS.
py o II. KEDzrH
Subscription Prices.

VERDICTs OF Grant county iuries
give decent citizens agreat respect for
the way law is enforced in Mexico.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

Miss Fannie b. Shannon, sister of
@. NJ. Shannon, collector Of internal
revenue, and Of Sheriff Shannon, died
i'm st. Louis last week.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

f. w. Durfee, who has had charge
OF the Robert e. Lee mine and mill,
has resigned and gone TO Colorado.
w, d. Griffith now has charge OF the
DrODerty.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

The Rev. j. l.. Anger, who preached
ia L%ordsburg last year and went from
here to White Oaks, has left that
camp and gone back TO Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29
omee Of THE P1oNEER pREss coMpANY. O w. nonn1rr- snn.

omco Of THE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY w HoRNucK. sut
Eureka Chemical and Mfg Co.. La Crosse Wis.
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can tuuyr ec0nmcr1t 1oW4f very truly CIV. HORTGTf
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

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euro; 1t is purely vegeta-
BILE. You do not have to ston
using tobacco with BACOr
euro. 1t will netify YOU
when to stop and your desire
for tobacco will cease. Ynnn
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-05-29

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AMPLE BON. Booklets and proofs free.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09

tative Of the Associated Prsg "The
conference will NV got to work in
EARNEST. Two meetings have already
bten held-0no 10 June ana one In July
last. At tue June meeting u wss
found difficult to arrange TOT immedl.
ate suhf, quent sittiugs owing 10 The
Australia delegates being obliged 70
10 to Buds Pest 10 attend Congress.
At the July session, a change o. gov.
ernment having taken nlace In Canada,
tho Canadian delegate felt some deli.
cacy hhUut going ahead until tho hitl'
tube Of the new Canadian ministry
was atcuf,aiued. This necessitatod al.
ioufnmont until autumn. These two
meetings we're little mofc than formal.
Sill matters were gone into ana con-
siderable ground cleared.
at IL not, however, permitted for
mo 20 say Just what took plsce, 80 tho
government cannot, Of coufse, make
Any public statement until the confer.
ence ~ over and tho results arrived al
communicated 10 the governments VI
the colonies Interested"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09

wAuiINuros, Nov. p.-rhe Preii.
dent has pkrdoned W. Il. Clune, IsaAc
ltou ana Phillip Stanwood OF Calf
fotnis. sentenced on December o, 1894,
TO pay fine and be confined Ia Los
Angeles county Jail eighteen months
for conspiracy, the ofiense being COM
mitiea In the railway riots at that time
general throughout The country. Tho
President Wrote the following endorse.
ment on the application; "Ihese con.
Victs have suffered more than nine
months' imprisonment under ihcir zen.
fences. am bound 10 assume that
they were nullty OF AZ oiienso danger.
Gus In its character ia tho commission
Of which they aided aud encouraged
unlawful defiance OF authority, which
threatened most distressing Gomez
qurnceg. 1 hm convinced, how.
ever, that these men are
not criminals, but lnboring men
swept into violAiion.oi law by first liz.
tening 10 the counsu.a 0i ditcofd. Oh.
efs bsaides ihemselyes ATE suffering
humiliation anu deprivation on &C.
count OF their wrong doing; ami l am
ted 10 btileye that the runishmtnt, ~
far a. tho sisot on the ptlsonofe IL
conccrned, has been mlly accom-.
piished. am also convinced that the
impri-ooment alfraIy suffered by
these pritonefs will bc ampis warnlng
10 Lthtusanls equally guilty, though
uupunishcd, anu 10 those whO may b.
hefsaiier TEMPTED, that the laws sn'
acted 10 secure peace and order must
be- obeycd.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
FAST TRAVELLING BY RAIL
From Rock Island 10 Chicago In
Three Hours aud a Hall.
A special Trsin a. the naek Island
Road Dr.sh. An Previous
Records.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-All records Of
fast railroad faseling between Chi.
cage and the Mississippi rives Ssie
broken Sunday Afternoon by the Rock
Island road, which ran a special from
Rock Island to Chiosgo, a distance Of
ISL miles In three hours and thirty
minutes, exclusive OF steps. or In three
hours ana forty.one minutos II siops
are taken into consideration.
From Moline 10 Blue Island the
train made q run including three stops,
Of 1919 miles In 1853 minutes and nj
one time reached n speed OF ~ AID
two.thirds miles per hour. rakiug out
the stops, which were Tor water. thu
l02 0 miles were covered In i7B min
utcs, tho .fAstest speed on long dis
lance trip ever attained west OF Chi
cago.
Toe Train which made the gfestdnsh
from tho Mississippi valley 10 ChicAnt
was u special bnuging home tho West,
cru booicty Of Engineers from trip Of
inspection 10 Davenport aud Kjoh
leland. 10 consisted Of four standard
coaches OF the Chicago, Rock Island
a Pacific company hauled by -ngin'
No. /, iOl, famous ever since II LETT the
shop- last summer Tor being tho speodl
| est machine on the road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
new COUNTY COURT.
Will 30 One ol Rigid Economy, Re-
tlcllOn and Hard Work.
In the Meantime Taxpayers VIII Wait
aud Watch for Pledges 10 Dc
Carried Out TO the Letter.

The new county court will not DO
induoled into office until the ushcring
In Of the new year. when they 40 to
the helm, A. they will, by the grace Of
tho majority Of the people Of this
county, they will be- watched with
unceasing vigilance by the tsEpAyers.
for they Are pledged to the most rigid
economy. Reforms and reductions
have been promised. Thee oondi.
lions mult he INST or ihofs will be an.
other upheAvAl two years hence.
one Of tho nrss matters 10 receive
serious consideration by the new court
will be the dischafgiug Of unnecessary
employees In the various departments
aud the enforcement Of rules In 40.
eofdance with their views In the sd.
minisltation OF public adsirs. A
change will be- made In the supsrin.
tendency Of tho county infifmary;
new ianitots, elevator and machinery
men, n large number Of street super.
viaofa and Others will do the work now
being done by the employees OF the
present administration. All this Is the
Ietull Of political fortune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09

N.Ministsr tbompsen nsiurns from
"trip 90 the ntksde'- tsisuds.

EN.Ministsr thompson firturns from
rsip 60 the niksde'- tsisads.
San. FRAscsco, Nov. ID. T..
Thompson OF Portland has lust at
rived on the steamship CITY OF Rio
Janeifo nom Japan. Thompson, VINO
IL an exhibited States minister TO
Turkey, having served there during
1892, has spent several weeks In obsof-
yatlon anu recreation Ia the Mikad6's
domains.
"The japanese arc preparing 10 be-
come independent In military and
Commercial mattefs," said he. "rhe
spirit which controls thsm In every
class 10 that Of n desire Tor indspend.
once. They propose hfst 10 have y
navy. To this emu they have lot con.
tracts for cruisers IN the United States
and In England. Hut the government
intends To nave many Of IT. batllothipa
buiit nj home. A ufy dock II In course
OF construction at NaEasAki anu ~
viii. IN time, be followed by Iron anu
steel work. ~here cfuisets and tnen.
of.waf MAY 20 built. Because Of tho
low labor co6t they may be cutlfuotcf
more ohsaply In japan that herr. Had
bryan been elected President anu n
ftee trade policy Adopted" he con-
tinutd, tive should have met strong
oompoiitiou from the Jspsuete fac
tofirr. Already there are 600 factories
Ia the city OF Osaka and many Of these
manufacture cotton cloths. They are
buying American cotton, and without u
tsIlfi, they could turn snis into cloth
nj lower price. than We could make
II. AZ Nsgssaki oosl was loaded on
tho Orinniai steamships nj o. por ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
In. rnlrnre Mn,n, n.,aci.

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-wheAt broke the
record lot toe season this morning by
selling nj sci December, two cents
over SatutdHy's closing. The nd.
vance was not attended by any great
excitement. a low open orders 10
take pfofit on tho long stun at even
figure, brought only n temporary sst
back. Outside markets were unrtio'
ularly strong. The Visible supply
shows au Increase Of 900 busheli.
rho threatened -op damage IN Ar.
gonting, dolsful ID .nOrp OF uns-tialac'
tory fall seeding In Russia and Ffanee,
and largo svabOrd elearances were the
chief factors which contributed 10 the
succets OF the bulls. Cora, oats aDu
provisions participated In tho advance
propotti0nately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
ENTITLED no REcoesIrios.
ninne.o,. should n. Represented In
tho New Cabinet

MiNNEAPOLIs, MIMI, Nov. 9-rho
Tribune believes thtt the ttAte VI
Minnesota u entitled ~ recogniti q nj
the hands OF the incoming aumiuistfa-
ton aud editorlAlly nOminatss "a Gov.
Merrism tor the treasury department.
Tho rnuune sayt.
at 10 thought OF tho people Of the
state that the splendid achievement iu
the presidential campaign entities her
10 Important recognition Mt the hands
of the new President. bet down nj tue
outset Of the contest In nearly all the
estimates M q doubliul state, confront
ed with boltiug anu treason In her
own ranks anu opposed by the mosl
formidable fusion that was ever nc-
complained, the Mlnneaola Rspub.
Leans never lost heart sr courage.
They remembered that tho North Star
state, al0ne OF all the Western com.
monwcalth, had never lowered this
Republican standard or permitted the
political enemy 10 gain noadway.
They rallied sturdily 10 meet the now
menace, and the story Of their success
10 told la tho 10000 plurality for tue
Mckinley electors. The heroic att
tudu anu bearing Of the MluneaotA
sound money campaigners WAS un.
qursiionably ap llspiIalion to the
people OF the whole West. The conf
donce OF our leaders In tho face u
greater difficulties than those which
beset the patty ia the neigh boring
states fTed the asal OF all anu kept the
front Of bAtlle unbroken throughout
the pivotal region, IN which. II Wal
agreed by mutual consent, the contest
was 10 be dtcidei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
BRIEF IELrGnAMs.

The president OF BTt z !, Dc. Pgudcnto
dc MoTos Boffas, 10 seriously ~.
Tue Bank OF Bombay hiss Increased
its rate Of discount h 7 peF cent.
Tho report that General Weylor IL
10 10 replaced ~ oaptain general Of
Cuba 10 denied In Madrid.
In an opinion filed todsy In the
supreme court Of Illinois, the IorEens'
land title act Ia heli unconstitutional,
Hon. Ii. J. Jswett, formerly prosi.
dent Of the Enc Railway, ~ danger.
ously III nj his summer home. lilo IL
81 years old.
In prize fight Mt Johannesburg
between joe Goddard, tue Auslfhlinn
heavy weight, anu "Denvrf Ed''
smith Of ColorRdy, Goddard won IA
,our rounds.
Napoleon 5arody, new York pho.
togtApheT, died TO-DAY. Next 10 Brady
no has probably photographed more
celebrities than any other artist In the
United States.
The large general merchandise house
| OF MunseheTmer 4 DAB. Agdm0re, H.,
today executed deed .oi assignment,
| nnmlug W, A. Ledb1tlef ~ aHelgnes,
The liabilities will exceed 100000.
Tho county home u Clover Bend,
| Lawrence county, ATk,of bilasFrenchl
the Rulhoresa widely known aa"OalaN'
| rhanel,D was burned VI noon today
Tho large and complsIs library WA
destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
A U. S. BATTLESHIP SUNK.
The Texas Lying On The Bottom Of
ths Dock al Brooklyn.
wreckinE puE. sent To Raise TIRE
v.soi-csus. OF the Ae.
ridsnL

NEw YoRiS, Nov. 0.-rhe United
States baltlsship Tsxss, whils lying
ut the Con docket, Brooklyn navy
yard. this morning. had 10 inch hole
stove In her side caused by the break.
ing OF her cock, and abe now lies on
tho bottom OF the dock with her on
glue room iuil OF water. Chapman
Derrick and wreeking company
were notified and have sent the wreck.
ing lugs VIM. T.. Chapman anu Hust-
let aud the tugs w. IL. Lswla and
Astoria to raise shv suukon ship.
The United States balllrship Texas,
to which numbnr OF accidents have
occurred since fhe was launched, lies
submerged stout i've feet above the
water line. Early today tho main IN.
lection waive on the staTboard side near
midship below tue water line was
shattered by wster anu tho engine
rooms quiohiy Hooded. Shs soon he.
enn 10 settle. Captain Glars called tue
tiileOfs nul crew 10 quarters anu did
everything possible 10 miEimiLe the
ship's inllfies. A. thu time tho acct.
dent occurred there was only
about wo feet OF water undership and
she soon Tesladon the muddy bottom.
This was at low water, but Mt high
water this forenoon there was between
nys anu six feet Of water above tho
line at the stern and about eighteen
Inches loss NJ the bow. Wtseking tugs
were Immediately summoned. They
were soon alongside pumping the water
out Of the engine and bjilot Io,m while
| a DIVER was Hunt down u ascertain thu
extent Of the damage. Captain Ulaps,
Lieutenant kv.ly, Engineer Moore
aud other officers could not DO Induced
10 talk shout tbs accident aRd all in-
quiIies were foiefged 10 Commodore
sicarI, thu commander Of the yard.
lilo sAig; ~ know vsry lille M yet
about tbs accident. rho ship 10 resting
easily on thu muddy bottom, anu We
have no apprehension Of any further
damage 10 hot. The principle damage
she will suttAin will 10 from tho dirly
water which viii temporarily inJurs
the ongilvh and machinery. We can
not estimate the amount VI damage
| nor give the exact cause Of the aecl'
| dent until the diver makes bis reports,
| possibly not until the ship has been
raised. 5he will come up easily ~ sool
AZ the leak itlstcppsd."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
THE WHEAT SUPPLY.
Deficiency 10 IadIa Serious, But No
Large Imports Probable
COMMON rropLEroo POOR TO buy.
Large Quantities OF Grain Now 10
Passage 10 Great
Britain.

LONDON, Nov. e.-The Mari Lane
Express In long article says:
"rhe deficiency In lndla 10 known
TO be very serious, but 10 10 not likely
that any large who's, imports will co.
cur. Although prices only range from
so. to 30. per quarter. the extreme
poverty OF the Indian populaeo Fondefs
anything over 500. almost prohibiiory
and from 49,. to 20. IL the usual range.
sowing to the failure ia Ipdis and
Australia, n deficiency Of s,oSS. 800
quarters has been created IN Great
Britain's Usual supply, which must be
made up from other s0ofces, and n a
change in the situation which itseli II
sufficient to uphold tho recent rise.
"rhe quantity Of wheat 10 passage
20 tho United Kingdom on NeVsmocf
5th were g,Otj, 900 quarters, Of whicn
Russian wGva, amounts TO 100000
quntsn; Norm American, 3lO,uOO,
south American. 100000. Caliiornia,
l,s20,000 anu elsewhere 10000 quat.
leu."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09

Tue Las, OF 'h. ola Time scenic Art.
lists Passes ANay.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0.-RuIsell
BmitL, tue last OF tue oId-lme scenic
artists, died ruddenly ut his nome IN
Glensiae, near 10 Kinlown.
Withii week he painted n land
soAps oonosrning whlcn he remarked
10 HE ply siciah;
al am afraid my powers are going.
II took mo whole Day to do that lana
scape. ORDINARILY could have done II
Ia q lew hours."
Russell Smith was born IN Glasgow,
Scotland, IN 1872, and cams 10 this
cOnntTy win hla parents when seven
years Of age. The family settled In
lndiana county. Pennsyivania, NJ that
time wild Aud inhRtiIed by many In
uians. IL was here that lhe boy iirst
appreciated the exquisite beAuIies u
nature, which immt diaIely planted In
him desite " paint and which
made tho man famous M u tosnio
artist.
His first ambitious work was for
Edwin Forrest IN 1888, when he paiuI-
ed several seenea iur MAiamofs nnd
tho Gladiator. la 1884 he painted rhs
Battle Of Bunker hili, the curtain for
The Walnut street ihsater, Phila.
uelphia.
From that Time he did much am.
bilious work until about 1871 when he
married Mary Wilson. Then he de-
voted bis Abilii. 10 Landscape work and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09
The LORD MAYORS SHOW.
A Street Parade With NV and Slrlk-
iOs Features
The New fnsumbspt n Popular aud
We'll Decorated Gen.
tisman.

LONDON, Now o. Copyrighted
1895 by tho Associated Pfess. In
bright crisp weather today. tho umo.
honotod Lord Mayors show took place.
Tue rev lord mayor Of London, Mr.
FAudell.Phillipa, was formally In.
stalled In ttiioo, succeeding Sir Walter
villains. The established custom
showed little sign OF becoming o0to.
lctc, and ewing 10 the popularity OF
the new lorJ mayor aud some unusual
textures 10 tho stfepi parade the oeea.
sion was the most Interesting In recent
yeats.
Tn. committee having charge Of the
ARA ng, msnts wisely determined "
eliminate several absurd features
from the parade. In place ot tfiumphsl
cars representing come allegOflcal vi
| historical subject upon which numsf
Qua young women thlvered In th'
| November wind, tue ears were occu
pied by groups showing various c0u
ditionp OF LOndon'a industfles durinl
tho last century.
The procession started from Guild
hall ri 1850 n.m. Along the route tbs
usual bunting And decorations were
played, being particularly nOliceabi,
at ChthIside anu Newgate street. A
new aud particularly pleasing ieatuI,
OF the pafaIe wAo malusef honor WHIT
accompanied the lady nayoIess. Tn,
Ialits who ofiiciated In this capacity
were Miss faudel.Phillips, bteili
Faudel. PHILLIPS. Wingnsld. CnuTohiil
| Mallfond, FitHgeuTge, Evan aud Wal
I In has - a
lhefe paudee tho maids were ATTENDED
by gfoomtmen.
Another feature Of the procession
was tho military dlspiay. Tbs hcottltl
GIeys furnished the escort. bevrra
liues OF regiments also matched. Boy
| OF the ships AfethusiA, Chichester an,
Wauprlie attracted much attention
and were supplemented by n division
81 the 0oruon boyP oTphanAge. Tb'
| die brigade alEO made On Interesting
showing. The advance which has beet
made In iocomotiOn during tho cnniufl
was demonstrated by one Of the mos
perfect motor ear, Ia contrast viii
tue old style coach, equipped VIII
coAchmen aad attendants IN old iaeh
Toned livtries which followed.
Tue now lord mayor lisa younge
sou OF the late Sir benjamin SAmue
Phillips who WAS alderman from 1856
TO 1855 and who served as lord mayo
In 1866. lie was born In 1870. cue
eeedui his father as alderman la lssd
baViug three yeafs previously nilo'
the uilico VI ihenil Of London an
Middhssx. He has for turou year
been chairman " q special commilie
oil tns corporation, appointuu 10 doien
the rights, privileges ana SSpenso
the ciiy under the present condition.
lie hOlda high decorations iron
Belgium, SeTvia, Persia and othe
countries. lie "a ibs fourth lord mayo
OF Jewish parvnIagr. his father hayin
been the eoo0nu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-09

DENVER, Cole, Nov. 0.--FederRl
oiileofs today received n telegram ssy-
Ing that Miguel Reyille was killed
near Childefp, Iexss, ON Saturday, by
Texas rangers when te,isting arIesI.
Rvvillo was tho leader Of gang OF
outlaws who Infested southern Colorado
for years. Trinidad Officers claim 10
nave proof that Reville aud hi- gang
killed Billy Groin and Billy Kelly,
members OF shafifi's posse who cap
tured Pedro Baco ane LeAndro Mar.
tinsz about = yeAr ago. This pair are
serving forty.nvs year sentence TOT
tho murder OF Charles Alluu In n
Trinidad saloon q year anu u half ago.
Holt Noble and Andrew Romero, VINO
were hanged Tor tho murder VI Ofiieef
Solomon IA Trinidad. were member Of
RUviile's gang.