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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
! .TRhGEDY IN Low LIFE.
Levers Quarrel at NV Orleans Ends IN
a Shocking MUroer and

NEW ORLEANS, La, June bertha
Johnson was murdered to-day by Sam uel
Jervis, who also Killed himself. Both
were married. The woman had separated
from her husband without getting d.
vorce, and came from New YORK three
years ago With her two children. Jervis
has wife and four children living at
Amite City. For some time past Jeryis
had been desperately enamoured of Mrs.
Johnson: They had quarrel: this morn
ing. Jervls, insane with jealousy, drew a
large hunting knife and attack ed the wo-
man. John Mclean, the only witness, at
tempted toTestrain the murderer, but was
knocked down and badly cut. Jervis
knocked the woman down and stabbed
her repeatedly through the heart. When
he found that. she was dead he began
slashing himself, 'ceasing only when he
had tainted from iosS~oi blood
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
To COL ONIzE
THE POPULISTS
General VanderWOOrt Is
Inducing Them to Go
to Texas.
Thinks the Vast Lone Star
State Paradise for the
Farmers.
Debs VIII Aid the Movement to
Dodge Oppressive Dsbt and
High Taxes.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June General
Paul Vanderwoort, the well-known Popu-
list leader, makes public a scheme to re-
move thousands OF Populists to Texas and
colonize them on land in different sec
tions of the State. General Vanderwoort
is now located at Chesterville, Colorado
County, where he is engaged in colonizing
several hundred acres with Populists.
1.-The movement is now only in its in
ciDiency," said he. ALREADY the North
west is on fire in States where high taxes
and interest, big fuel and clothing bills
and high rates of transportation keep the
farmers nose to the grindstone. They
are beginning to turn their eyes toward
Texas, where lands are cheap, taxes low,
fuel costs practically nothing and cloth
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
Brnnn i. YET TnIkinn.

INDIANAPOLIS IND, June William
J. Bryan arrived here tonight 10 address
Camp Gray, a Democratic organization,
and was given an ovation at the Grand
Hotel. After introductions and hand
shakings be made short .speech 10 a
crowd in front of the hotel He referred
TO the late cam paign, ana said he had been
surprised at the number. of men now on
the streets in idleness. He would expect
this under the Cleveland panic, put had
not looked for ii under the mckinley
BOOM" He believed the people would
ultimately change the system which
causes stagnation.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
PREsS: c1UBS' coNrENrIon:
NetC YoTkers- ArranGe. Nu,her0u, Eroul
sfonS for the Deleqdtes

sfons FOR the L'eieaates.
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 1.-THE
seventh annual convention of the Inter
national League of Press Clubs assem-
bled at the New York Press Club this
morning, several hundred delegates being
present, representing the ORGANIZATIONS of
newspaper: men in every large city in the
country.
Daily meetings will be held by the dele.
gates throughout the week. and numerous
excursions and diversions of a similar ma
ture have been arranged for their enter
tainment. This mornings proceedings oi
the convention were of a routine charac-
ter. This afternoon the delegates assem-
bled in the Governors room at the City
Hall and were formally welcomed to the
city by the Mayor Following this the
delegates were rendered a reception by
the New York Women's Press Club al
Carnegie Hall, and this evening there will
De an entertainment and cola ton at
Oscar Hammerstein' Olympia.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
sUIcIDE OF AN INDIAN AGENT.
The Thought of Horkin0 for Lirin0
Too HHch far Him.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June Joel L.
Oliver, special Indian Agent of the In
dian Department. is reported to have COM
mitted suicide at St George, Utah, a small
place in the southwestern part OF the
State. The information comes in private
message received here. and aside from
this the Washington authorities have been
unadvised. No mention of the date of the
affair is given, and the circumstances sur
rounding IL are a complete surprise TO ;he
officials. He was supposed 10 have been
in good health, and he is not believed to
nave been given to fits of depression. The
only cIew 10 The cause of the affair that is
suggested is his removal from the service,
Alfred c. hawley of Chicago havin been
appointed to succeed him last Friday.
The department notification proba by
had just reached hiEI, and his suicide ii
is thought, may have been due 10 the
change.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
KOBBEKY M MURDER.
Atrocious Crime o. Three Rtghtcagsnen
at Chicago

at Chicago,
CHICAGO, Ill, June Three high
waymen drove up in buggy to the home
of John Muriano. fruit peddser, at a late
hour last night, called him out to the
curb, and then while one beat him over
the head with whip another struck him
full in the face with piece of iron, break
ing his nose; the third snalched his watch
and shot him through the lett breast, in
flcting fatal wound. All three then es-
caped with their horse on run.
The shot al oused the neig borhood and
crowds OF furious men and women pur-
sued the hiGhwaymen. Policemen from
the Canal Port-avenue station took part
in the chase and many shots were FREQ
after tue fleeing thues, but so far.as known
none took effect. The robbers returned
the fire, but hit no one. They made good
their
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
uod.,.n uoodmen of A,nerica.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 1.-Nearly q
thousand delegates assembled here to-day
to take part in the annual convention of
the head camp OF the Modern Woodmen
of America The principal question to be
decide by the delegates is proposition
authorizing the establishment,of a reserve
or safety benefit fund. Many delegates
have been adversely instructed. The
amout received into the benefit fund dur
ing the past year was 81 873. SOL ana the
amount disbursed ST. 813, $50.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
To Inr-.ttgotr DETERMINATION:

CHICAGO ILL, June 1.-The Interstate
Commerce. Commission to-day began a
long session OF probing into the charges
and counter charges of rate discrimina-
tion made by various Western. roads hav-
ing Chicago terminals. The charges in
clude one joy the Chica 20 Board of Trade
against the Central Freight Association
for discri minating against Chicago grain.
Subpenas were served to- night on nearly
every Eastern official handling freig It
traffic here, and there is much excite ment t
over the promised developments.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

debt statement to-day shows a net de-
crease in the public debt. less cash in the
treasury, during May OF 81, $50 0S0. There
Is no change in the intere St bearing debt.
The non-interest + bearing debt increased
1868. 2l5 ard the cash in the treasury in
creased 81 023 295. The net cash balance
was $130. liz. .Sl2
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
An..r cam Mediea1. A..ocsatto,l j.,

. PHILA DELPHIA,. Pa; June THE
American Medical ASSOCIATION celebrates
to-day in this city the semi-eentennial of
its founding. The association was or
ganizcd in Philadelphia for the exchange
Enent of the profession generally. Nearly
3000 delegates are participating in the
event. many of them having also partici-
pated in the sessions of the American
Acad emy of Medicine, which were con-
Guided yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
Aa,nirat Bro,c, to Retire.

NORFOLK, VA, June L-Rear-Ad-
miral George Brown, commandant of the
Norfolk Nayy-yard and ranking admiral
OF the navy, severed his connection with
the yard here to-day and on June 10
will be retired from active service for age.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
Pests Dero,tr Detd,Uare Fruit.

Laurel. DEL, June millions OF
rosebugs are devastating the peach, pear
and apple orchards of the lower peninsula.
This is the first season this rest has at
tackled the fruit. They: are literally de-
youring young fruit by wholesale.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

canvas eggings dark for ladies' patterns,
LeggInFs,
Assortment OF Highgade
Camp Outfits whether day ehaveth
we pleased to the Home country,
Home Dlnlng-room sixth floor
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
NnM WEsTERN horEI

L EARNY AND WASHINGTON SIS
N modelled and renovated. KING, WAK6 xsCff
European plan. Rooms SOC TO 81 so per daV 81
TO $S per week, IS TO $50 per Inon5n: free bath4.
hot and cold water every room; nrS vrsta. -
every room; elevator runs annisat
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
FIVE ohI4DhE ChEMA1ED.
Ftends Set Fire to House and tn,
Inmates Perish.

WEIGH, Va, June Five children
we're cremated by fiends last night while
the parents-Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. White
were absent. They left the children in
charge of the Oldest, aged IL. Before the
parents returned the house was fired by
an unknown enemy. The FIVE children
were burned to death. Bloodhounds are
endeavoring to hunt down the perpetra-
f.rc
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

CHOCOLATE FREE.

WEEK DEMONSTRATING
AT the
a. TO otryit
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
GeIatiRe

GeIatine lOt
This IS Knox's best. You have paid more
we KNOW, bat it is quantity tnat tells and
we ell gu antilles ofI.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
EAGLE Chocolate.

This is Miners celebrated Eagle brand,
You know what general satisfaction it
gives, for nearly every bo1y in town uses it .
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
Pure Table Oil. cal.
$500 S

Tnis has just arrived. 1t Is our pleasure to
have you try II. Half gallons 81, if you
desire less quantity for trial. II will recon-
mend itself
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

Public Debt statement.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-The
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
Beans. 10 lbs.

Beans. 10 lbs. 81
these are either white or colored beans and
OF first quality, perfectly clean 4 for table
use. More rice and beans and less fancy
dishes helps TO pave the way TO good times
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
SardiReS. 3 cans

Those are new Domestic that is Easte-n
pack IN good oil. ou would be astonished
at the quantity sold since we made the
price so low.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
Corn Starch

Corn Starch
If good IS good enough this is all right we
nave sold The same output for years and
moi word of complaint from any one
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

DURING quarrel between J. D. Arm strong and l is wife at Columbia, Tex, Mrs. Armstrong picked up Winches- ter rifle and shot and instantly killed her husband.
 WILLIAM T. ADAMS, the well-known
 writer of boys books under the name of "Oliver Optic" died at his home at Boston on the 27th from fatty degen- eration of the heart, aged 75 years. A COMBINATION was said to be nearly |completed between dealers in the pro- ducts of the fresh water fisheries of the United States and Canada which will practically control the supply. The trust is backed by English capital. AUSTIN, Tex, and the surrounding country was visited by terrific cy- clone that did great amount of dam age to property, many buildings being unroofed and twisted from their foun- dations. Several persons at different places were reported killed or fatally injured. Railroads in the state were also badly damaged by the heavy rains which followed.
 AT the Broadway Athletic club at New York on the 27th Paddy Purtell, of Kansas City, Mo-, and Dick O'Brien started in for 20-round bout, but in the seventh round O'Brien sent Purtell to the floor and the police stopped the fight and the referee declared O'Brien the winner.
 Two bills have been introduced into the New York legislature to establish the state of Manhattan, including within its boundaries the territory of the greater city of New York. THE steamer Olive, which arrived at
 New York on the 2sth, brought 1,119
 Italians, the largest number of immi- grants brought to that port by any one steamer this season.
 LEE Pow, grand recorder of the Chinese freemasons in America, was buried at St. Louis on the 2sth. His lobsequies provided entertainment for 5000 people and scared more horses than the police have any record of. A CALL has been issued for national good citizens convention, to be held at Nashville, Tenn, on May 1920, to dis cuss matters relating to the many levils of the day, such as crimes, Sab bath dissertation, intemperance, dis honesty, poverty, etc. The signers Of the call are from every state in the union.
 MRS. MARGARET PRESTON, the we'll known writer of southern war poetry, died at Baltimore, Md, on the 2sth. A FIRE occurred at Portsmouth, Va., on the 2Sth, making 50 families home less and causing s10O, 900 de mage.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01

sonal compliment to himself, after burying serious scruples, but gave the president to understand that he could not serve out the four years of the administration, owing to his per sonal business interests in New York. According to the story as told to a press correspondent, the president said he had fixed on Maj. Warner to sue ceed Bliss as soon as Justice Field re- tired from the supreme bench. When that came to pass Attorney-General lMcKenna would go upon the bench; Stewart L. Woodford, of New York, would be made attorney-general, and Maj. Warner would be appointed sec retary of the interior.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01
GENERAL NEWS.


 TIE time of all of the employees of the car, bridge and building depart ments of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad at Denison, Tex, has been shortened to three days of nine hours per week.
 NEAR Mount Gilead, Ky, Amos Riggs shot and killed young Boyd and his father, w. R. Boyd. Young Boyd lad run off with one of Riggs daughters. The two men were shot from ambush.
 TIE Illinois house of representatives killed the anti-department store bill which was being waged by small re- tail merchants of Chicago.
 TIE Olympic club, of San Franciscc, is trying to get up 2O.round contest, between Corbett and Maher, and, if the ex-champion will not consent, to hang up purse for 2O-round contest between Sharkey and Maher or Choyn- ski and Maher.
 A sAwMILL boiler at Harshville, g. C., exploded on the 26th, killing en- gineer Adam Carter and his wife, who had brought his dinner. The mill was demolished.
 WILLIAM HUGaINs died of hydropho- bia at Wheeling, w. ", on the 25th. He and seven others were bitten by a dog last January. Those who were bitten now feel much alarmed at the death of Huggins.
 THE free silver republican party of Nebraska was launched at Lincoln on the 25th. Judge Gregory, of Omaha, was selected to attend the meeting of the provisional national committee, to be held June s.
 AN earthquake khock was felt at Montreal, Que, at 6:07 p. m. on the 23d. THE Tennessee house of representa- tives passed the senate bill declaring whitecapping felony and fixing the punishment for the violation of the law Ut imprisonment for not less than three nor more than 21 years in the penitentiary.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01

RoRBERs tried to derail a train on the Texas, Saline Valley & Northwestern road on the 25th by piling iron on the track, but the pilot of the locomotive pushed the obstruction and the plan miscarried.
 A DEFECTIVE at Chillicothe, O., made the statement on the 26th that he had 10 cated Kate and Jake Bender, two members of the notorious family who murdered nine people near Independ- ence, Kan, over 20 years ago. He said he would arrest them as soon as he heard from the authorities in Kansas.
 THREE men were blown to atoms and ten other persons injured by an explo- sion of nitro-glycerine at the Repauno chemlcal works near Gibbstown, N. J., on the 26th. The remains of the victims were gathered up in two buckets.
 TIE East German Methodist Episco- pal conference in session at Scranton, Pa, voted against the admission of women as delegates to the general con- ference. The vote was A against to } in favor of admission.
 AT the session of the New Jersey Methodist conference at Trenton a vote was taken on the question of the admission of women as delegates to the general conference and resulted: In favor, Gs; against, 103.
 AL ENGLISH, a mine engineer. was in- stantly killed at Hartshorne, l. T., by falling from the shaft cage. He fell 190 feet to the bottom.
 FARMER named Bernhard Koch, with his wife and brother-in-law, drove through n freshet near Eau Claire, Wis, caused by rain and melting snow, and the wagon was upset and all three were drowned.
 NORTH TEXAS and the Indian terri tory was visited by n heavy frost on tho night of the 22d and it was reported that the fruit crop was almost entirely ruined.
 TIE Denver (Col.) Republican said that an association was about to inau- gurate gigantic project for manufac- turing beet sugar in Colorado. If car. ried to successful issue, it will in- vplve an outlay of from 5000, 900 to $5,0o0,0 ,0o0. As preliminary to plant ing beets and building refneries, the projectors of the scheme have secured control of the La Junta and Lamar canal and of large tracts of land that adjoin it.
 THE house of Jacob Ade was burned at Paradise Ridge, Tenn, and in the ashes were found the charred remains of Ade, his wife, his daughter and the daughter of a neighbor who was spend- ing the night with them. A ten-year- old son was also said to be missing. The deed was supposed to be the work of tramps and officers had gone to the scene with bloodhounds.
 THE plant of the Acme Bicycle works at Reading, Pa, was destroyed by fire on the 24th with all the valuable ma chinery, making the total loss about s75,000, covered by insurance. The building contained material for fully 5000 bicycles.
 A DISPATCH from New York on the 24th stated that more than 5000 social ists had rebelled against what they term dictatorship, and the detection threatened to spread. Four strong union organizations had deserted tho socialistic and labor alliance.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01
A PLACE FOR WARNER.
It Is Said That He Win Succeed Isliss as
 Secretary of the Interior.

Secretary Of the Interior.
 WASHINGTON, March 26.-From a source close to the administration comes piece of news that will be read with interest in the west. It is ex- pected that changes will occur in high administration circles which will land Maj. William Warner in the office of secretary of the interior within six months. Friends of Secretary Bliss say that the New Yorker will not serve for the full period of his appointment. He accepted the assignment as a per
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01
Forman Win Retain n Place.

WASHINGTON, March 2e.-William s. Forman, the Illinois gold democrat, who was appointed commissioner of internal revenue by President Cleve- land last November, will be succeeded in . few days by N. B. Scott, of West Virginia. Mir. Forman, however, will get good appointment-probably the position of United States treasurer.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON NOTES.
 PRESIDENT MCKINLEY gave recep- tion to newspaper correspondents on the 23d.
 As a token of regard for eX-Senator Dubois and his efforts in behalf of the silver cause number of senators and representatives of that faith in this congress rendered him dinner at Washington recently.
 TIE board of managers of the na- tional soldiers homes met in annual session at Washington and took pre- paratory action for the erection of a branch home at Danville, H., fot which m appropriation of S200, 900 will become available shortly. The board also provided for the distribution of the appropriation in aid of the homes in the 20 states maintaining such in. stitutions.
 IT was said at Washington that Sec retary Bliss would not serve out his term as secretary of the interior and that the president had fixed on Maj. William Warner, of Kansas City, Mo-, to succeed him. The news came from a source close to the administration.
 TIE first social function took place at the white house on the 24th, President and Mrs. Mckinley giving dinner to the members of the cabinet and their ladies. gl tRf
 J. II. BRIGHAM, of Delta, O., has taken the oath of office as assistant secretary of agriculture and assumed his duties.
 CONGRESSMAN RAY, of New York, re- gently introduced in the house bill 10 prevent the multiplication of suicides. It provides that no newspaper shall be transmitted through the mails of the United States which contains any pie ture of a suicide or any details relating thereto beyond the simple statement of death by suicide, giving name, date and place.
 TIE United States internal revenue department at Washington has been notified of new ruling in the treasury department which permits tobacco manufacturers to attach pipes to their tobacco packages as an inducement for sale. This was frequently done until rule was made prohibiting it.
 AI.ENANDEh M. hENADAh, sccTcGtTy of the National Association of Veterans of the Mexican War and editor of the Vidette, died at Washington on the 25th.
 SECRETARY WILSON, of the depart ment of agriculture, has ordered the suppression of the pamphlet entitled Local Taxation as Affecting Farms" It was prepared with great care under the direct supervision of Statistician Henry A. Robinson, with Secretary Morton's sanction.
 MAJ. DUNwooDY, of the signal serv- ice at Washington, said on the o6th: Reports received by the weather bu- reau indicate that the rise in the Mis-. sissippi river will continue for 14 days. It's going to be fearful. The greatest height has not yet been reached at Cairo and will not be for two weeks. Much greater damage may be expect ed to occur than has yet taken place."
 PRESIDENT MCKINLbY's proposition for a currency commission to study the currency laws during the recess of congress has not been abandoned. It may be introduced as soon as the con ference report on the tariff bill has been agreed to by the two houses and the bill safely transmitted to the presi- dent for his signature.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-01
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cent..

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
 Over 400,000oured. Why not let No-To- Bac regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco? saves money, makes health and manhood. Cure guaranteed, 50c and sl.00, all druggists. Many are willing to wound with a word who dare not strike blow.-N. Y. Weekly. A crutch is used for sprains. Use St. Jacobs Oil instead; it cures.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-11

kaAdego, 90 sic ma niego targnis, Ia.
str1eli. To poskutkowaio o lyle, ae
sultan postanowi& DAD mu pok6j, lie
Re Fuad jest W Carogrodnie bsrdzo
pcpulsrnym. Sultan nakazai tylko
dom Fuada obstswic siloa strsaa.
Ma Filipinach stoi pod bronis po
dobno 10000 powstahc6w, ola kto-
ryoh W belgijskich fabrykaoh zsau
wiono 80 600 karabinow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-11
4 kOngresu.

w ubieglym tygodniu p~oruszonc
" senaoie kilka watnyoh kwestyi
Senator Morrill, usilowal przeprowa.
dzic bill, zakazujaoy sprzedaz rozps'
lsjscych truuk6w W kapitclu. Pre-
civ tsmu bilowi ostro wystapii ssna
tor Hill, utrzymujsc s}usznie, ze ho.
n r narodu ME uoierpi ma tenn, jesli
ktory z kongresmanow wypijs do o
biadu ~szklanke piwa Tub kieliszeb
wilma.
Senator Lodge wni6sl, ably bill ka.
nalu nicaraguahskiego od.o,ono a
wzisto pod obrady bil imigraoyjuy
Wniosek przyjeto. Senator Hill
przemswial Ia ponownem odianisu
blu imigraoyjnego do kom tetr
koOferencyjoego. ably poczynit ME
kt6re zmiany. Senator Chandler 20,
par} Hilla, a W kohou senator Lodge
przystal ma to.
Senator German PROFESSIONAL pre-
DIV twierdzeniom senatora Lodge
jakoby tylko korporaoye j kon panic
okretowe srrzeciwialy sic bilowi
wyrazil nsdzieje, ae senator Lodge
bedzie ma przyszly rok miai sposob
nost oPonowac wplyw.m korporacy
i trustow.
w kohcuu przyjeto wniosek, ably
bill zosta} ponownie oddany do ko
mitetu konferencyjnego.
w izbie poslow z~alatwiou,
SO t. Z. prywAtnyoh blow.