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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Territorial Items. =
oocoNINE COUNTY .
coma Mining Nescs:

rssona Mining Neacs:
tuesday the men who are known
lot hauiers" as the smelter, became
satisfied st the hours they were com
Fiied to work, and stopped work. Sup
ppsrlndendent Giroux wes absent st the
time, and there being no person ct hom'
authorised to adjust the difficulty, tbs
action of the men caused the banking
OF the furnaces for a short time. On the
rsturn of the So perinterdent that even
ing the matter was very quickly settled
by the company reducing the working
hours of the sspot-haulers'' from II to s
hours per day. but allowing the wages
to remain at the old figure.
The latest strike on the Cherry Greek
side OF the district vas made yesterday
in the Jessie r. mine, now under less,
and bond to Butler s. Murphy. They
had cleaned out an old shaft to the
depth of 80 feet whom work was stopped
to await the arrival Of track from Pres
cott, end drift was started west on q
nell streak OF rich ore. and within four
feet 1t opened up to II inches OF black
iron ore which is sprinsled with fre+
gold, sud with this streak there is three
feet of good milling ore, and Butler,
who is an old miner and has made many
rich strikes, says that this is the richest
discovery be hes ever made, taking int
consideration she advantages surround
ing the discovery, as with the mine
there is mill site with waser enough
to furnish power to drive 10 stamp
mill, which will put tue price OF milling
the ore at not more than $3.50 per
ton.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
: c. Q fuIa

sorss We had three different doctors
pieces of bone came out o. the sole 80 he
last doctor said the leg woul, M $50 he
cut open and the bone scraped - low
could get Well homalu 80 one doc
eha' ne "ouiu cav -'o'-,- 80. him.
tor salo there was no olaHoe lending
one day. ne" door.
HOODS Sarsaparllia was lei. a. ovgard
We decided to try this meolclne; n uary,
commenced taking it the last OF Febr nd
after having been sick for year
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
YAvAPIA.

Journal Miner:
Elmer L+ndon, 2 son OF Samuel
1addon, toe we'll known S. F. p. &. P.
engineer, met with d very painful scci-
dent this morning while working at A.
j. Heads planning mill. He was en-
gagged in feeding circular saw, when
in come manner, his left band came in
copt tact with the saw, cutting off his
thumb and fore-hnger DR.. Abbott
sewed the thumb, which was hanging
by single shred, back to its place, bot
hes little hopes of it uniting again, and
thinks that emputation will be neces-
ssry. He thinks be can save the index
finger, but says he will not have any
use of it. Two other fingers we're also
cut pretty badly. the only oue csc .piup
unipiured being the little foaer
Young Lsndon stood the pain heroicsl-
ly, undergoing the dressing of hi
wounds without the use of any snes-
thetics and scarcely finching, although
the pain was most intense
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
VERMONT DEMOCRATS.
Denounce Republicans and Declare
for Gold Standard.

MONTPELIER, VI, May 27.-The
Democratic State convention adopted q
platform declaring for the meintsinancs
of the gold standard, commencing
Cleveland and denouncing the Repub-
lican party for fostering an I'M Ameri-
can, cowardly and despicsble A. P. A.
organization.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04

Tombstone Prospector:
It was reported today that the body
of the Indian shot and wounded in
Guadslupi Canyon a few days since, has
been found by the troops and is con
elusive evidence that he is good Ia
dian. Would that all the renegades
were similarly dispatched to the happy
hunting grounds. Tue Prospector
still possesses, as a curiosity, the Logging
and arrow of the deceased Tpjun which
were discarded when he laid down to
give up the ghost. He has the distinc-
ton of being really the first redskin
. killed by the troops in this county-the
scene OF many OF their numbering ex-
petitions.
A body Of representative citizens ep-
peared before the Council last night to
Nqter protest in regard to the high
assessment of property. The Council
who,are disposed TO treat the matter
fairly ano justly will look into it thor
oughiy and adjust the matter to the
satisfaction OF all. A summary OF the
liabilities of the city for the year will be
prepared and matters adjusted on that
bas:s.
Arizona is forging ahead with ven
geuce. Last year the copper output
was $4,000 600 pounds; this year it is
estimated 100000 pounds will be
rescned.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
PIMA
Tucson Star:

Tucson Star:
10 the Star yesterday morning we
gave the birth place of Colonel jock
Halbers as Virginia. We hasten TO
apoloRizs to Virginia ADD old Vlrginians.
The colonel is from Arkansaw and let
no one forget it. To casa any mistake
should arise We must mention thet
'Jack" wss quite as much annoyed as
- Vnginiens es our mistake.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04

Ralph Sparks, Malcolm Gillette and
Robert GARRETT, who has been in attend
ence ct the Territorial University, re
turned this morning and will spend
their vacation with their parents IN this
city and will return to the University
the fall.
A telegram is in possession OF Justice
Johnstone which is addressed to Mr.. e.
F. Hoyte. The telegram is OF import
once to Mr.. Hoyte wlom Justice John
stone has been unable to find end
should this notice be read by Mr..
Hoyte it would ne worth bis while to
cell on Mr.. Johpstone aud get the teie-
gram.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
CoCHISE
Kauey Neacs::-

Sulphur Fdlley Neaos:-
Several cowpunoners from one of the
Quilts shipping cattle from this point
were eating dinner 10 the Headquarters
restaurant last Friday when one OF
them ompisined that the meat was
not up TO the standard. The China
man who runs the place told the kicker
that it was as good as the house afford
ed, and then the row commenced.
After things had quieted down the
restaurant looked IS though. is had
been in path of q Kansas cyclone. New
dishes on all the tables and stresks of
csteup in high places on the wall tell
the story of the row better then words,
and it is probable that the second SGT OF
the farce will be played to a crowded
house IN Judge Nichols court in tb,
near future.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Cured

half. He hadn't taken it week before
saw that his appetite began to improve
and then he gained rapidly. l gave him
five bottles, when the sores were all healed
and they never broke out again. Ine
cr1tches he had used for four years were
laid aside, as he had no further use lor
them give all the credit to Hoods Sar-
sanarille.5 MRS. ADA l.. MOODY, Fay
Street, Lynn, Mass
This and many similar cures prove that
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her TENTH WINNING.
The olshOgis Gets . Cargo Of New Tee
Into New YoTk first.

The olsaogis Gets . Cargo Of New Tee
Iato New York First.
INV York, Sept. 5.-Evcry year
about this season, there is a long race
across the ocean from the port OF Annoy,
China, 20 New York with the FIRST crop Of
tea Apart frOm jhe seaman's pride in
his own ship, and desire 10 win the
race, there IL an important commercial
element attached 10 the voyage, for the
first cargo o. tea from the Celestial en-.
pire always brings fancy price. Tho
British steamer Glenogle has hald The
record for nine years, and Wednesday
night her crew celebrated the tenth viz.
tory over the steamer Hang Kow. The
Hang Kow sailed from Singapore d1
days before the Glenogle left Annoy, and
had a clear lead Of four days, making
due allowance for the DISTANCE between
the two ports, The race was pretty
one to Gibraltar. but after that point
was passed the Glenogle forged ahead a.
tho rate Of 10 knots an hour, and came
into New York fully four days. esti.
mated time, before the Hang Row.
which was spoken lAss sunday, 500
miles on the French coast. The Glen.
ogle brough. 800 cases Of new tea.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

MY baby lad Group hnd Ea5 Saved
by Shlloh's Cure" writes Mrs. ]. II.
Martin OF Huntsville, Ala. Sold by all
druggists.
The quarries a. Millican were closed
Tor the past few weeks owing to an &C.
cidenl at the Galveston jetiies, but Mr.
Burke, superintendent Of one Of the
quarries, states repairs have been made
and the work at the quariies will 70 on
next week.
W. L. Turner was hustling for tele.
phone line 10 Madisonyille again yes.
ierday. lie says the line can be ex.
tended from Kurteu to Madisonville
for $500, and be thinks Madison can be
relied upon to furnish $500 OF that
amount. lie wants 10 raise 500 here
aud was getting along very we'll yester.
day. When seen by the the reporter
yesterday his lat showed names at
SOS each as follows Ia Hall. Sanders
Bros & Co, John Q. Tabor, Misirot
& Co, J. W. English, Webb Bros, John
B. Mike; NJ. II. James, ti5; and the
following at $40 each; Chatham Ma.
chine 90, A. B. Carr IT,. Geo. W.
Smith. @. =. Wyse
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
Ar,hsy Hayss Hanged.

ATLANTA, Sept. 6.-Arthur HAyne wal
hanged in the county Jail here yester.
day. Hayne met death without finch,
ing. bidding everybody about him good.
bye and uttering a solemn farewell
prayer Just before the moose was I'D.
justed, HAyne killed Win spinks In
Hollands saloon in this city on March
!. The two young men were boon com.
panione and were accustomed 10 going
On sprees together. The row which re.
suited in spinks' death started from
Hayne applying to spinks an epithet in
play, which the latter resented. Aflght
ensued and Hayne stabbed his former
friend until he died.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

All the new and loveliest creations in
fall and winter millinery at Miss 81.
Icons parlor next door to the Ex-
change hotel. l4l
H.J. Putney, the old reliable piano
tuner, who tunes for Baylor college,
Georgetown college, Chappell Hill COL
lege, AMI many other places, VII be In
Bryan in October to look after the pia-
nos here. BE sure and get him 10 do
your work, and you will be pleased with
IL. 3.2t
I was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross. Karl's Glover Root Tea has
made me well aud happy.
Sold by all druggists
MPs. y. II. WORDEN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan, Tex.
Mrs. D. Giles lef, for Elgin yesler'
day.
Burwick Bay oysters at Emden's. 94i
]. Gelber went to Schnlenburg yes
terday.
The Prettiest writing tablets in town
Cor 8 and Zoe. Sam b. Wilson & Co. 3.
Tyler Haswell was in. Waco yesier-
day.
Miss Rebecca Jones returned to Ard
more yesterday.
Miss Moselle BOyett went to Hearne
yesterday.
+. Candy and John Hensarling were
mp from wellborn yesterday.
The Largest Pencil tablet in town for
&c. Sam b. Wilson & Co. 2i2'
Mrs. Scott Field and little son return
cd to Calvert yesterday.
Miss Minnie rogden went to IIearne
yesterday.
We want your trade on school books.
Sam B. Wilson 4 Co. 2i2.
Ds. Tom Erwin came up from Hemp
stead yesterday.
Capt. John DAILY aud family returned
from New Orleans yesterday.
Lunch baskets IS, % 4 S5c. Sam b,
Wilson 4 Co. 2i2. ,
Distinct coust opens Monday.
The Epworth League will meet a
the Methodist church this afternoon at
6o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. Morgan and Miss Nellie
Camp arrived yesterday from Giddings'
We have complete line ofsohool sup.
plies At lowest prices. Sam B. Wilson
4 Co. 90.
DR.. Lewis and John Williams Of
wellborn, were here yesterday.
Lucien Reed, Joe Gregg, Darby Ca
hill and several others we're in from the
BrazOs bottom yesterday.
wanted-Board and londing for lady
and child. Private house preferred.
Apply at this Office or address Ralph
Barnes, Exchr nge hotel.
Prof. Marriott and daughter Of Re.
lance, were here yesterday
C.H. Holmes, who has been in the
soda water business At Huntsville, las
cold out and returned to Brazos county
The best cough cure Is Shllohs Cure.
A neglected cough Is dangerous. stop
n at once with shiloh's Cure. Sold by
Ell druggists.
W. S. Stuart says yesterday AFTER
noon Il ! O'Clock the two Thermometers
on his gallery Ia ihe shade registered
,os and no respectively.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
HANGINGS AT PARIS.
Three Men Are Executed Fol
Crimes They Committed.
TWO NEGROES AND ONE WHITE.

sIlAs lee and Hickman Freeman Pay
For the shAntyboAt Murders and
George L. wheeler Dies For killing
Dr. MeCabs-An the Grimes Commit.
ted 10 the Nation.
PARIS, Tex. Sept. 5.-Three men
were hanged here yesterday in the Fed.
eral Jail for murders committed In the
Indian Territory, About 100 persons
witnessed the execution, though many
were ON the outside Of the Jail anxious
TO witness the execution.
The first two hanged were silAs Lee
and Hickman Freeman. two negroes
The crime for which they were hanged
Is known as the shAntyboat murders,
one Of the most daring and revolving Of
Indian Territory crimes, and in which
4. T. CanAdy, J. 7. Maddox, Paulie Ap-
plegate, lad Of this place. and another
person were murdered. They were shot
and cut 10 pieces with an AZ.
Every effort was at once instituted "a
catch the perpetrators. A reward was
offered by the United States govern.
ment Of $500 for each person engaged in
the murder. One or two suspects were
arrested, but were soon released for lack
Of evidence Lee and Freeman were AZ.
forwards arrested on circumstancial eyi.
denoe principally. While en- route "a
Paris both negroes broke down com.
pletely and confessed the crime. They
were convicted on May 70. Tho crime
was committed on Nov. u, last year.
The crime for which George L.
Wheeler suffered death was committed
in the Chootaw nation. In the vicinity
Of TishominRo, when he murdered DR..
Robert McCabe ON June -, 1894.
They were nSighbors. living only few
yards apart. The difficulty had its on.
gin over a COW. On the afternoon Of
the murder McCabe went out to drive
mp the cows, accompanied by his little
b.year.old son, who was the only wit.
meas 10 the murder. After having gone
about 400 yards down the road he wa.
shot down and killed by Wheeler. The
child rushed home and told bis motheI
Of the facts. The child was very cred.
liable witness. Upon being INTERCEPTED
as to who killed his father. he left the
witness box and walked over to the pris.
OneE'a dock ip tho courtroom. and
pointed his little Anger ~ Wheeler said
This lie the man that shot my papa. y
After shooting McCAbe. Wheeler came
mp and placed the muzzle Of his gun
against McCabe's head and fred again.
4 verdict Of guilty was rendered and
the court asaessed the death penalty.
The case was appealed to the supreme
court Of the United States and was AZ.
frmed.
Eight men were given the death pen.
atty ut tho last term Of the United States
courts held in this city. Three were
the men eEOOuted and the remaining
Ave were committed from time 70 time
BY the chief executive Of the nation.
The Eve committed were Fillmore Ball,
John Ball r. f. Boutwell,, Taylor Hlck.
man aud Tom Davis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

JEFEERsoS Cav, No, sept 5.-GreAl
preparations are being made ut Lincoln
institute for next Saturday, when the
handsome new main building, which
was recently completed at a total COS,
Of tlO,ooO, viii be dedicated. Governor
William J. Stone. John II. Kirk. super.
inlendont Of public schools; B. b. Ca
hOOn, Walter NJ. Farmer and other dis.
tinguished men will deliver addresses.
The regents win hold a special meeting.
and many Of the graduates and under.
graduates will BE- present.
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Celebrated HANAN Shoes.
Complete line Of the UUIUUIdIVU HHNHH VIWVp
PARKS & WALDROP.


Misses Malissa and Annie Williams
returned 10 Wellborn yesterday.
Miss st. Leon is receiving new mil.
linery every day. She has an elegant
line Of walking bats and sailors. l4l
~. Killeen, who has been visiting
Rev. ]. Pelnar returned to Galveston
yesterday.
Claude Hortman has gone to shreye.
port.
Diseased blood. constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sold
10y all druggists.
Miss Ozelle Doremus returned from
Hearne yesterday.
! Miss Nicol, Of smiihyille, Is visiting
Z Mrs. Garth.
Cotton seed hulls 81 per ton; de-
liyered, $3.50; meal 81 per sack.
/ Oct ] Ira Gooch, Phone 90
b. II. Knowles has been nominated
by the popullsts Of this district for the
state senate.
Fried oysters reduced from S5cts to
25cts a dozen. Cali and see me. Phone
20i 2ll A. Emden.
W. V. Hanway OF Dallas, was here
yesterday.
Prof. +. +. Giesecke has returned
from New Baunfels and says the
country down there Is terribly dry, dust
being four inches deep.
Call and try Ira Gooch's new bug.
gies. Phone 50. Octl
In a difficulty between Albert Win.
chester aud ucghn, twOoes
in Jail here. Vaughn chewed of one Of
Winchester's ears. The scrap occurred
yesterday afternoon.
snail endeavor to keep the very best
oysters tie market affords, as have
done heretofore, aud shall be pleased to
see all my old customers. Resppy
sll A. Emden.
Dr. Jones, ]. W. Benson and several
Others irom the Bethel community,
were in town yesterday.
Pills do not cure Constipation. They
only aggravate. Karrs Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity OF the
bowels, Sold by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

GUrRE, o. T., Sept. 5.-Richard
Hansong Of Perry, under sentence Of
siHyeaFs in the peuitentiary for shoot.
ing and killing John A. Perkins In the
northern part Of this county In . quar-,
rel over the possession Of sOme cattle on
July IS, 1894. was given = new trial by
the supreme court. the lower cour. be.
ing unanimously reversed on error.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

ST. Louls, Sept. 5.-Frank Barutio
was held BY = OOrpnor's jury for the
killing Of Henry Becker. his nephew
on Aug. II, last. Evidence was plenti.
full to show that Baru,io went to his
house and obtained a revolver with the
intention Of securing revenge for the
beating Becker had given him a few
minutes before.
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THE pEwwALKgRs.
Allowed TO Tramp In Central Park IL
The Eariy Morning.

Allowed 20 Tramp In Central Park IL
The Early Morning.
NEw YoRK, Sept. about 800 dis
ciples Of the Able Knoipp, availing
themselves Of a privilege granted by the
park board. turned out at an early hour
Thursday morning in Central park and
walked In their bare feet on the dewy
grass Of the east slope, There were all
sorts Of persons in the little band Of the
faithful, but the women predominated
and seemed to take great delight in the
exercises.
The policeman ON the beat was pun.
Eled how 10 deal with the bare feet. lie
had read Of the park boards action, bu,
had received no instructions from his
superior officers. When he approached
a disciple Of Able Kneipp the latter
backed away and refused 10 talk There
was some talk Of arrest. but the police.
man was persuaded that no individual
permit was required, and that the park
boards action suiiiced "a a general or.
der No one was. therefore, molested.
and a large crowd watched the dew.
walkers until 7 O'Clock.
What the result Of this experiment
will beis hard to tell. President Charles
Of the Kneipp.verein said that he ex.
pected that 1t would become fashionA.
bic fad, and that later on there might b
thousands instead Of dozens tramping
about on the lawn. The hardy ones In
tend TO tako advantage Of the park
boards action the year through. Presi.
dent Charles says that walking on dew
does not hold a candle TO getting your
bare feet on fresh snow. and that the
faithful, IL they persist In the exercise,
will rid themselves Of rheumatism, goul
and other ills.
Over At woerischofen, Germany,
where Able Kneippe holds forth, 1000
persons, including the Princess Eulalis
Of Spain, the Princesses Blanche and
BeatriH, the duke Of Mecklenberg and
Archduke Joseph, brother Of the emper.
or OF Austria, walked barefootod on the
grass last year, and the number Of con.
yerts may reach such proportions here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

NASHVILLE, Sept b.-Rev. +. A
shOup, D. D., Of the episcopal Church
died yesterday at his homo in Columbia
Tenn. DR.. shOup at the time Of hi
death was a professor In tho University
Of the South At sewanee and principal
Of thefemale institute at Columbia III
was a distinguished artillery general in
tho Confederate army, being brigadici
general Of artillery Of the Army Of The
Tennessee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
CRUSH IN A NINE.
A Bioeh Of slate Fails Upon . Bsy,
InluFlnE Him BADLY,

lniuFlng HIN nadiN
ST. LoUIs, Sept. a eayein OCCURRED
at the Reinecke mine. near the Western
Nail mill, in Belleville, which may re-.
suit fatally to Edward Kaufman. aged
10 years, who was at work with his
father In the mine. While mining coal.
huge block Of slate became dislodged
In some manner and fell on the boy, al.
most burying him alive. His father
called for help, and the unfortunate boy
was drug GU. from be terrible position
and taken to his home on East b street,
where Dr.. Raab gave him every possible
attention. Besides q number Of cuts
and bruises on his head and back, he
was injured internally, Just how seri.
ously cannot yet b known.
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Grand Jurors.

Following IL the list Of grand Jurors
for the district court which eonyene'
tomorrow: W W Griffin, S Z Lock Jr
W II McMiehsel, Wiley Kelley, 7 !
Cook, T T Goodwin, wK symes, q A
Foster. A F Peters. L d McGee, Jno I
Wyss. leonard Mcdonald, RIA Stuart
ABB McswJn, u c Robinson, W N
Pearce.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

wAxAHAcuE, Tex. Sept. 5.-Miss
Idllie Belle Reager Of Ray was robbed
Of her hair Wednesday night. Miss
Reager was asleep when the intruder
entered her room and cut the plat Of
irzurisns hair from her heaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

81. IsoUIs, Sept. 6.-DiAmonds valued
At $500 were stolen by sneak thieves
from the room Of Mrs. Ella Pierce n
l92S Washington avenue, The police
have arrested no one in the case. Mrs.
Pierce thinks someone got hold Of . key
20 her room.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

= NAyAsoTA, Tex, Sept. s.--At DObbia
q shooting occurred in which Frank
Bates was shot IN the leg. No other
Particular obtained
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

Waco. Tex, Sept. 5.--w. +. Simpson
Of Moody dealer in general merchandise,
made deed Of trust NJ. o. 0atman
is the trustee. The liabilities arc 10000
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-06-11
A Russian Daniel.

Not long ago Russian Judge was
called upon to decide knotty point
relating to a promis9ory note, which
the debtor had made payable on "ot.
Henry's Day." Now, 1t happens that
there is no such saints day IN the
Orthodox Russian calendar. Hence,
how could the court give Judgment on
n bond IN which it could not be said
that the debtor had made default?
Yet Justice evidently required that the
lender of the money should be repaid.
Then it occurred to the Judge, who
had a share of the shrewdness OF San
cho Panza or the wit of Joe Miller,
that the festival of "All Saints" must
necessarily include the dubious saint
in question, and he gave judgment
accordingly for payment on that day.