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Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
stood shooting down the fleeing Span

stood shooting down the fleeing Span iards
 The commanding officer of the brig ade, General Hawkins, was astounded al the charge and the bugle call which ordered it. After the hill had been gained General Hawkins started an in- vestigation to discover who was the bugler. He had no success until he said he did not wish to punish the man, but to compliment him and get him a promotion if possible. Then the man was pointed out by his willing com, panions. He was Bugler Schroder of the Sixth infantry He received the commendation of his chief modestly The fact that Bugler Schroder ordered the charge was noised about, but the men in the brigade knew it, and it was common talk with them. He was a hero with them, for they considered his act the only thing to do. At each short rush more men were falling. As they neared the foot of the hill the Spanish fire was getting more deadly and demoralizing. The order to charge would doubtless have como from the commander after few more shcrt rushes and rest, but Bugler SchrOder hastened matters.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
NO PARADE BEFORE OCT. 1.
Gen. Shafter Thinks His Troops Could Not Stand a March Before Then.

Washington, Sept. 15.@Secre.ary AL ger handed to the president this after Eoon the reply of General Shafter to the war departments inquiry whether IT. his opinion and in the judgment of the medical authorities at Camp Wi koif 1t would bel wise to allow the troops at MOntauk to parade in New York. General Shafter had telegraph ed that after consultation with the medical officers he had reached the conclusion that the troops would not be in condition for parade before Oc- tober 1. The president has not yet sent reply to Mayor Van Wyck.
 Tie administration appreciates the desire of the citizens of New York for a parade of the regulars in the city and recognizes that there would be
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
SHUT OFF THE CURRENT.
A Motorman and His Child Murdered
 by His Paramour.

Louisville, Sept. 15.-Joseph F. Will Her, a street car motorman, his 2-year- old child and a woman naned Nellie McGufin, were found dead in a room in the Enterprise hotel at o'clock this morning. From note left by the wo- man it is learned she had frs. given her paramour and his child morphine in sherry wine, but fearing that this would not be effective, she shot Villier through the right temple and turned the revolver upon herself, death being instantaneous in each case. The child was already dead from the effects of the drug.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
SAIL FOR PARIS TOMORROW.
While the Instructions Are Not lrOnClad and UnChangeable, the Purpose of This Government Has Been Fully
 Outlined by the Cabinet.

Washington Sept 5The cabinet special
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   they will  why the commissioners should
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  e De relied
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
A BODY IN A LOCKED BOX.
The Skeleton Found by Clamdigger
 Many Years After it was Buried.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 15.--A human skeleton, in what was once a box about three feet square, was dug up last evening on the banks of the Danvers river by Joseph l.. Brown Of South Pea body, who was digging for clans. The box was evidently buried many years ago. The rusted hinges and lock were found fastened to bits of wood, but the greater part of the box had decayed. The lock showed that the box was locked after the body was placed in it. The police are at a loss for an expla- nation of how the body came there. The medical examiner will examine the skeleton to determine whether it is that of a man or a woman.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
ADJUSTING THE CRETAN MUDDlE.

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Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
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 IN 'SffoTTING OFF A QUARREL
Which, in ali Likelihood, WouId Have Ended in the Fall of the Dynasty, if Not in the Destruction of Spain
 Itself.

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Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
There Will Be No Fighting Like Dogs
 Over EOne.

Denver, Sept. 15.-The state conven- tion of the republican party was called to order at Broadway tneater by State Chairman Hooges at 10 o'clock this morning. United States Senator Wolcott was elected temporary chair man.
 Senator Wolcott began his speech by congratulating the convention that it was not calle- upon to confer with any ether party as to it's nominations and the delegates need not quarrel for three days over a vision of spells, like hungry dogs fighting over a bone
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
DESERVING WIKOFF.

Camp Wikoff Sept. 15.-Generl1 Wheeler has arrived and assumed con- n,and of the camp. He says he knows nothing about the arrangements for having the Sixth cavalry regiment march to Long Island City. The war department made arrangements for moving them and they may probably be sent to Huntsville. Ala, to join General Coppinger's regiment, or they may go to Cuba with General Lees corps. General Wheeler expressed an opinion that the camp here would be abandoned before October 1.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
AN INDUSTRIAL RIOT.
St. Louis Striking PlaSferers Precipt.
 tate a Battle.

St. Louis, Sept. 15.-For some time there has been strike among the plas- terers of this city and vicinity for higher wages, but until today no seri- ous trouble resulted About a. n. today the strikers gathered in con- siderohl force near -Gerry's saloon in Dehodamont, to prevent non-union men from going to work on some buildings near by. Derisive and abus- i've words led to the throwing of mis- sles and finally one of the strikers
 drew his revolver and fired into a
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16

crowd of non-union men. This was followed immediately by volley from the strikers William Kane fell mor- tally wounded.
 When the mounted police appeared they were met with a volley of bullets. The strikers fled. Captain McNamee called out all the policemen available to chase and capture them. Reports from the scene of the riot are that the chase developed into a running fight between the police and some of the strikers
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
PEACE COMM. LESION coNFERENs-

Washington, Sept. 15.-All of tn, members of the peace commission with the exception of Senator Gray had an extended conference with tb president tooay.
 DISCUSSING INSTRUCTIONS. Washington, Sept. 15.-The presi- dent has called special meeting of the cabinet to be held tnls afternoon at ; p. m. A final discussion of instruc- tions to the Paris peace commission: will occur.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
ARREST OF ANARCHISTS.
For Implication in the Murder of the
 Empress of Austria

Lauzanne, Switzerland, Sept 15.- Two important arrests have been made here in connection with the assassina- tion on Saturday last of the empress oi Austria. A vagrant named Gualduppe, Tho was arrested on the eve of the crime, has now been recognized as a GaI gerouS anarchist
 It is believed he made the handle for the file with which the empress as murdered. The second prisoner an anarchist also, named Barbotti, charged with harboring Lucheni, th, assassin. for several days
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16

some advantage in such demonstra- tion. The expense, however, would be very great considering that there are about 15,000 men at Montauk, besides many horses belonging to the cavalry and artillery organizations. Thirty or forty ships would be required to transport them. There will be at Mon tauk Point on October l eleven regi- ments of regular infantry, five regi- ments of cavalry and five batteries of light artillery.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16

Mcnongaheia Pa., SD, E ] he third pooi m CTS st.iks $. tu3lis isSQuieI, but an outbreak may oeca4 any time The str 1ers dispensed wit the usuai march lo the Jones min Ihls morning and a numDer of me went to work. About twenty-five dep u.-es and watchmen are on duty. Inc management assert that they intenC to operate the strikers places. Sherl: Kennedy of Washington, Pa, is eX pected today with large number deputies.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16

ing repaired at the New York navy yard. This was done at Captain EN- ans personal request. He has served more than the period ol time required by the regulations and practice for a captain to command, and his next sea service may be in the flag rank.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
TIRED OF A CAPTAINCY.
Bob Evans Relieved of Command oi
 the Iowa.

Washington, Sept. 15.- Captain Rcbley D. Evans called at the navy department today and had long talk with Secretary Long, the immediate result of which was the issue of an order relieving him from command of the battleship Iowa, which is now be-
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
vESUvIUs AWAKE.
The Volcano Presents the Grand T Spectacle in Quarter of a CentuI :

Naples, Sept 15.-Mount Vesu is now presenting the grandest spec tacle since 1872, due. to a violent out burst of activity. The central crater and a number of new mouths are vom- iting lava and ashes. Three imposing streams are flowing down the noun tain side, burying the chestnut woods at the base of Monea Somma, nearly reaching the observatory, destroying part of the Funicular railroad leading thereto, and threatening the barracks of the carbineers.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
TOMBSTONE MINING DEAL.
Claims in the Dragons Sold for
 $1O0,000.

Tombstone, Ariz., Sept 15.-Smith Bros. & Moore of this city sold today to Stein & Boreike of Philadelphia, seventeen mining claims of wolfranitc io the Dragoon mountains. This is said to be the largest deposit of this orc in the world. It is used for hard ering steel and heavy ordnance su- perior to Harveyized steel. The price paid was $1O0,O00.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
JEALOUSY OR POLITICS.
The Motive for inc Poisoning of the
 kinG of COrea.

Yokohama, Sept 15-Further ad- vices received here from Seoul, Corea, say the king of Corea, who. with the crown prince, became i'll on Sunday last, the supposition being that they were poisoned, is recovering The crown prince. however, is still quite ill
 It is believed the poisoner was lady Of the household, but doubts are ex- pressed as to whether she was actu- ated by jealousy or political motives
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
THE BOTKIN CASE.

San Francisco, Sept. 15-The hear ing of the matter of the extraditiOn in the case of Mrs. Botkin, accused of poisoning Mrs. John P. Cunning and her sister, Mrs. Deane, did not pro- gress very far today. Governor Budd objected to the form of the complaint, in fact, he claimed that no actual complaint had been made.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
DEATH OF. DIR. ELIOT.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 15.-Dr. Samuel E,.ot, a former president of Trinity college, Hartford, Conn, is dead at Beverly Farm, aged 78 years. Dr. Eliot was notable contri Dutor to lit erature. His first published work was
 assages From the History of Lib rty."
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
STATE NOMINATIONS.

Denver, Sept. 15.-The republican state convention made the following nominations today: Governor, Henry R. Wolcott; lieutenant-gov Charles Noble; secretary Of state, w H. Brisbin.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
COMMODORE KAuTz's PROMOTION

Washington, Sept 15.- Secretary Long today assigned Commodore hautz, at present in command of the raval training station at Newport, to command the Pacific station in place of Admiral Miller, who is to retire in the course of few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
A $50, ,Ooo FIRE.

Wheeling, w. Va, Sept 15.-A fire this morning destroyed the large fac tory building of John Ar0ense, occu pied by the Acme Box company and the tomato catsup works of Elkins, Wat kins 6, Go. The loss is $50,000.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
FUSION CANDIDATE.

Denver, Sept. 15-Congressman John F. Shafroth, silver republican. was renOminated today by the silver republican, democrat and populist con veEtiors Of the First district.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16
THE REPUBLIC IN DANCER.
The Grsvcsf Crisis Is Believed 10 Be
 imminent.

New York, Sept. 15.-A dispatch to the World from Paris says: Paris is on the brink of the gravest crisis since the birth of the third republic. The situation is briefly this: Premier Brisson and all the other members of the cabinet, with the exception of Eur linden, minister for war, and possibly Lockroy, are convinced Of the absolute necessity of a revision of the Dreyfus case in the interest alike of justice and of the state.
 General Brugere signified his will lingness to take the portfolio of war and accept a revision. At Saturdays meeting of the cabinet decision will be taken and it is certain that a re- vision will be decreed.
 SHIELDING MERGER.
 Paris. Sept 15.-Le Matin today says that while the cabinet is divided as to the authenticity of certain documents in the Dreyfus case, all ministers ad- init that they were not communicated to the defense. Hence, the paper adds. a revision of the trial will bring up question of the responsibility of Gen. eral Mercier, who was minister for war at the time Dreyfus was convicted. This, it is explained, is the reason for the hesitancy Of the cabinet.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-16

PITT ORG COAL STRIKE.
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