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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26
7NREE MEN CAPTURED.
so,0.e,,d to Belong 10 the Gang Of Train
Robbers.
THEY CARRIED surIlATto MONEY


v.r,as city. No. Sept 2s.-chief OF
nVnse Hays ionigh, received ,ele-
aN,ss message from st. Joe that thfse
,u.pec,ed Of completely In the
80 a. the Missouri Pacific train
N Kansas city. on Friday night
~. hen arrested In that city. Their
we're given as John Ryan.
,,,,e. McIleer ami John Morgan ana
49,, alleged that they had In their pos
..,,,on 500 In mutilated greenbacks.
~, ,hree men had spent the after
-, ard evening going from saloon 10
-, srdsring drinir Mt each place
80 isnAtrlng IN payment paper money
~ ~. Invariably changed Into ALL
some N the bills showed slEns
~ h.vlng been burned slightly. The
80 r,ueid one bartender 70 call the
,,s,.i,s az .he police 10 the incident.
r.snis Police Ofiicer kcnneman
ss.H,e,d IN, men for several hours,
gsaiiy nrresilng Morgan and ryan az
.ha aNtusse," a plncc OF Amusement
Thsy made but little resistance an
nj Inc station Morgan waH Isur 49, ~
have In his possession 'i'i ana "'""
Mcile,r wns located al the Guai,
-,,s' ,sbsrs iii three had registered
",sii.r In Inc day. Mclieer Ia from
MN York and Morgan and Ryan from
Mexico, Mo. Mcileer was IN beh nnl
whom the nature % the officers WISH
was shown. he showed night revol-
yer poked into hla face coweu hlul
auirkiy. h1wsvsr. and he was soon
isndCd In JAN with hls pals. Under
Mcilesr'a bed IN a aatchei was found
fiqg In money, some o. u powder
burned. and Two rcvolverT and a guam
tiiy ~ cartridges.
In the sweat box each of the trio
F,ubbornly refused 10 talk All are
strangers In ~. Joseph and none could
give a goal excuse FOR being there.
Mcilerr IL described as being about
g years o. axe. smooth ghaven. and
Weighing igi pounds; Morgan about %
years. ave feet, ten Inches tall. weigh
Ink 10 pounds. aud Ryan q years and
wcIRhinR no pounds They have a
cough barring and the police are Jubi-
Nni In the belief that they have at
iiift a portion Of Friday nights bold
fladmen.
Superintendent q. W. Moore OF the
Pacific Express company upon being
r1,Incd ~ the arrests tonight. lmme-
Aiiely sworc out warrants for the men
and nraue Preparations 10 have them
brought 20 Kansas city on a special
train
!, wa stated Freely today that the
rohhtrs haul Friday had Melted BE-.
tween 10000 and 10000. but the ex-
prsss officials ailll insist that their loss
viii amount 90 no more Than 5000. n
that much.
u Il sald that an express company
money haK, such a. the companies use
q transmitting money. was also found
u Mcilger'a possession. The local 20.
Ice profess 10 believe that Ryan Il n
relative o. Biii Ryan. Kansas ci,y
man whose name has been linked with
thai OF the Notorious John Kennedy In
former train robbsrlea around Kansas
cliy. The police are searching for q
fourth msmber OF the gang. who Il
known 10 have been In st. Joseph with
the shres men nov under arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26
rur rnsor coMmrssrosrns.
IhsJ spend sunday In London Sightseeing
ana Other Pleasures.

London. Sept. s5.-The American
peace commissioners devoted the day
10 slghl-aeelng with the energy and
Enthusiasm Of few tourists. Most OF
The ladies' and several gentlemen of the
lany attended religious services In
Westminster Abbey and 81. Paul'a.
feNffai INDUCED m a steamboat ex-
ehition on the Thames or drove TO
many places Of historic interest.
HE Hotel Cecil was fllled with
An,fieans an day. many calling on the
commissioners or attaches, while others
grouped about the Hobbies, discussing
tny commission and ltA work, gave the
nolel English hostelry the air OF en-
,,,'alnlng an American political con-
Muth amusement was caused by the
.,'on Of the hotel proprietor, who, In
"nulhg u pay graceful compliment
hls fuests, raised the American and
spahlsh nags side by side. The combl-
uniun excited curious comments
'hohs the thousands OF paAsers-by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Guantanamo nay. Cuba. sept. Ga
Two death from yellow fever, one from
pneumonia, and twenty-five believed 90
have been caused by malaria, are re-
ported 10 have occurred since August
soih. among Col Rays trogps and ih'
companies Of the Third volunteers
numbering GO. now herr. The condition.
81 the TROOPS II improving.
Gen. P,rrz and 5000 CUBAN uopp'
have arrived, and are receiving raslonH
They are wainnE instructions from "a,
jun,l 10 dlaband.
The city. II Il believed. has less than
1000 ratlOna. and the condition " thl
rukieuiH OF the country districts IL bad
owing 10 lack VI clothing and supplies
These people arc not allowed to enter
the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

New York Republicans rrcpar. - Com.
rieie stats -coassntion Meets romor.
rUM.

row.
Saratoga. n. v. Sept. ss.-The slate
prepared by the leaders claiming u
have control Of the Republican state
convention and Fiven out as that 90 be-
named on Tuesday by tho convention.
q ~ follows:
For Theodore Roosevelt OF
Now York.
Lieutenant Extraordinarily l..
Woodruff u Kings.
Sgcrrary % Siate--John 7. MoDon-
ough OF Albany
Err.
State Trcasurcr-John t. Jasgei OF
CayuEa.
Attorney oenerai-John Il. Davis OF
ontdl.
STATE EnRineer--Not selected.
u % believed Here that the conven-
pa VIII Inst but one day. u being the
Ftneru opinion that all differences VIII
Do utiled on the nrsi ballot for gOy-
tFnlr
The black adhercnts have decided
10. 90 make nEht on the organlIa-
ton Of the convention, and u will be
organized with Serene y. Payne OF
cayuga aH temporary chairman and
Horace q. white % Syracuse. pcftna-
nrM chairman. Chimney ~. Dcpew
VIII name Mr. Roosevelt, and Delegates
Cullen u Oawego, FArnhim Of orange
md Wallace " Queens vii second him.
ihe Black people have not arrived at
DECISION "a 70 who Will name their
candidates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26
TtlseRAPHc BRtWTlts.

There are now go patients In thu
hospital at Camp Wlkoff, fifiy OF whom
are IN a dangerous condition
The Cairo corr Hponlont Of che Lon
don Times says a. ls certain that Their
are ~ Abysslnlan troops on the uppcl
Nile.
The head cunueh a. the palace. Pc
kin. reports the emperor a. seriously
lndisposed and that his dealh Il not
unlikely.
one death was reported from she hos
pltai. Camp Wlkoff, yesterday, Arthur
l.. Kaufman, Eighth Ohio. OF typhoid
fever.
In bridgeport. Conn. yesterday
saarch OF Nancy Guliford's house set.
tied beyond doub, that Emma Gin dice
there. and II was also learned that hei
death took place sunday. the iith In
stant.
Col nsnnni Of she general stan
French army, who has been In charg'
% the second department OF the intel
ligcnce bureau, In succession 10 Col
Henry. has been dismissed 20 Join hi
regiment.
The Cuban commission has effected
an arrangement with ihe Spanish au,
,hOrltlfa whereby the steamer Cnmal
carrying a cargo OF supplies for thl
aunsrlng people OF cuba, will be per,
mlt,ed 10 land her cargo at Masanzai
free OF duty.
According 20 an article IN the Lon
don Fortnlghtly Review, the Anglo
German agreement provides In detail
Tor England and Germany % becom,
Joint heirs by purchase of an the Port,
nguese possessions In Africa.
CAPT. Marsh. aide 70 Admiral samp
son, has been visiting the prlnelpa
hotels of Havana. seeking 10 secure .
suite OF rooms. and q "a thought tina
Admiral sampson wishes 20 move int
the city. whore ., Il more healthful an,
cooler than az NCdai0.
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KITCHENER ar omDuRmAs.


cairo, Sept. ee.-oen. Kitchener.
commanding the Anglo Egyptian ex-
,aiuon' has returned 10 Omdurman,
naslns established posts at Fashoda
and on the sobat river. The troops did
80 nshtng except with Derylsh
t,eamer on the way south. which was
captured.
The Daily Telegraph's Cairo cores
lohuent' telegraphing today (Nion-
Ivy says Gen. Kitchener found the
french at Faahoda. lie notified Major
n.Atehnnd that he had express lnstruc.
uonH that tho territory was british
anu mat the French must retire. and
..ered then; passage TO Cairo. Major
,lalehand absolutely declined 10 re-
We unless ordered 10 do 80 by his
government No fighting occurred.
maior Mhrehard was given clearly 10
unuefstand that the British Insisted
uloh their claims. and the rest has
Zen left 10 be settled BY diplomacy
uvseeen the respective governments
Ssh' Kitchener sent u long official
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Lat Of KhaIIf.,. Army.

sunklin. sept. 2s.-The only organ
lied remnant ot the kahlifa'a army
was defeated and IT, last stronghold
uedarif, captured. on September zsnd
after q three hours hard hght, wheh
an Egyptian force numbering i.50o' un,
der Command Of Col Parsons, routed
1000 Defylfhca. o. whom 700 WEIR
Killed. Three Egyptian officers wet'
wounded and thlfiy-scvcn Egyptian
soldiers killed and nfty-nlne wounded
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BAyARD AM HoAn.
The Former Nearing hts End-Mr. iioar's
Condition Remains the same.

Dedham. Mass. Sept. e5.-The In
element weather Of the past -.wo or
three days has had a depressing effsct
on Thomas y. Bnynrd, and tonight he
Is vlslbly weaker chan for some time.
and the end Il looked Cor within a day
or two. lie remains In a seml-cJn-
sci0us condition nearly all The time.
taking little nourlshment and being
sustained by his wonderful constltu-
tlon.
Concord. Mass. Sept. 25'-The con-
dillon ~ sherman Hoar tonlght waa
practically UNCHANGED. The crisis has
not yet been reached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Gibraltar. Sept. sb.-The spanish
Barcsi lena, proceeded. after being In
collision on september 2'ni on Cape
Niiinna with the British steamship
I,h0ublna. from Huelva for Lisbon.
The latter vessel WAS sunk. and the
crew. with The exception Of one seaman
and the captain, wh1 were landed at
Gibraltar, were dfnH ned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

returned TO France. NJ. De H1uldod as
serted. h. would be iynchtd.
In conclusion, he hnnuucDd The In.
tcntinn 20 rc-onstituic the League u
Patriots, whirh the government for
merly dissolved, and a resolution 90
this effect was carried by acclaim.
SllEht demonstration were made this
cred were quickly dispcraed by the
police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Madrid, Sept. e5.-it " announced
here that 10000 Spanlards residing IN
the island ~ Porto Rico. have refused
10 live In the island under the Amcri-
can nag and have demanded hat they
be returned 10 spain az the expense u
the government. The question Of rg-
patriailon o. the dlsconiented Span
larda has been referred 10 the state
council
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

dispatch 10 London. holsted the Union
Jack and the Egyptian ensign and left
MS garrison the Eleventh and Thlr-
tecnth Soudnncsc battalions and tho
Cameron Iiighlnnders n protect the
British nag Col. jackson commands
the garrison"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Paris, sept. 25-paul de Roulede
rrtslded nj meeting held today for
the purpose OF protesting against n re-
vision af The Drcyfua proceedings. at
which he made a speech violently de-
nounclfH ~ BrlsEon and an the prnm-
inent supporters OF revision.
lie Iecinred that n revolution
broke nut and the scanold was erected
In Paris. the head To fan ought 10 be
that Of NJ. clemenceau. II Dreyfus ever
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To and from Chicago. st. Louis.
Omaha. Kansas City. and all eastern
polnta
Dlrec, line TO the Trans Mississippi
Exposition. stopovers allowed at
omaha on all tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
veslibuled buret smoking library
cars. Pullman sleeping cars. reelln-
Ing chair cars seats free). coaches
and dining ears. operated on tho n
Ia carte plan.
Tickets at Offices OF connecting lines
l. A, BENTON, Ticket Agent. II. q.
W. Ry., Dolly Block.
II. h. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
w. y. M'AiILLAN. Gen. ACT.
2l4 s. W, Temple 81, Salt Lake city.
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utcu ma
lures plan !
that women
otherwise
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should suffer
so severely.
Lydia l.. Pin
hams Vege-
tnblcCofn. Z
pound Is 4
the most [
thorough fc-
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tor known I
medical sci
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Delicate Fabrics

look bottor and last longer whom
laundriod with the old reliable
The oasis., 1898-05-21
sPANisu-AsERIcAN WAR
Kngraviugs of American Heroes Nni Re
 sent Free

We nave just published 5ne most handsome engTavings ever issued of Comm, dore Dewey, who won the great naval battle in the Phillipine Islands; Rear Admiral Lampson who haS charge of the fleet Uf American warshins at Havana: CommOd Jre Schley commander Of the Flying Squadron; Captain Sigsbee who was commander of our battleship Maine: and of our brave consul-general at Havana who is now Major General Fllzhugh Lee and who will command the volunteer forces that will invade Cuba. To any one who will send us list of names of ten patriotic ladies of their neighborhood and six two cent stamps. we will send any of the abnve large engravings free of charge, or If the entire collection Of the i've American heroes is desired, send us list of twenty names of different la
The oasis., 1898-05-21

dies and twenty two-cent stamn we will send you the five enyn,1 by return mall.
 These engra,iDgs are toe n. beautiful ever published and handsome enough to go iate ' nome Send us the list of names, stamps today as the edition is linn, There is no advertising on any Of, engravings In sending state Win engraving you desire.
 Address, Pastelotype Co.,, 29 Ds Street, New York City.
The oasis., 1898-05-21

m ant, Friday evening. upon the boA office The manager was fly, one of the lady members of the company was in the office, and whenever dnllai came in It. was immediately trans
 ferred to her capacious bosa; but Constable John Roberts was eqnally
 lv. attached the sheet office at Mix's drug store, and got the money T, ,lect it's bill the Fidette was about to attach u baggage of the company ar inc depot Monday night. The manager concluded to pay the bill
 On the Sonora side of lniernational street Mir D. Calisher has recently made extensive improvements and additions in the premises occupied by his cigar store. In the east end of the building he Is putting up a hand some bar and has already established fine stock of liquors. The two rear rooms he has fitted up as reading and card rooms. The largest and first en- tered is the reading room, elegantly furnished, with fine engravings on the walls and a handsome piano, and the adjoining room is fitted handsomely for the use of patrons who wish a quiet game of cards. Taken alto gether the establishment is delight- ful place to while away an idle hour
 Monday evening THE OASIS office commenced the issue of daily war bulletin which gives early in the eve- ming the gist of the telegraphic news iE the daily newspapers which are re- ceived the following morning. As soon as the bulletins are received from the telegraph office they are put into type and distributed to subscri- bers. A handsome bulletin card has been prepared and delivered to each subscriber, which can be hung in his office, place of business or residence; and the bulletins, when delivered are displayed upon that. The advantage over other methods is that each sub scriber has the bulletin right at hand, when heretofore he has been obliged to go somewhere else to read the bull letins.
 Monday an exciting runaway oc- cured on Morley avenue. The team of one of the express wagons doing hauling about town took fright at h. ternational street, and ran north ward. Opposite THE OASIS office an- other team with loaded wagon stood close to the curb. The wheels of the two wagons locked an instant, swing ing around the runaway outfit, which then plunged upon the pavement in front of the New York store, break ing an awning post and throwing one Of the horses. Before he could get up the team was siezed by number and held The team attached to the other wagon, fortunately stood, one horse twisting himself out of his har- ness, but stopping there.
The oasis., 1898-05-21

If you contemplate purchasing household furniture, by all means send for the catalogue Of the Quaker Valley Manufacturing Co.,, 3l9 and S2l South Canal St., Chicago
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Anyone desiring to purchase de. ble residence lots in Moons Adda. to Nogales, are advised to call on O,, tain J. J. Noon. ',
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Rooms for rent, consisting Of parlor and bed room. Applyto Mrs. $. K Doyle, opposite Mexican consulate.
The oasis., 1898-05-21
%ooALES ES.

 jury by runaway team.
 Monday United States Deputy Mar shall Hunter served notice upon those occupying property on the govern ment reservation of sixty feet along the international boundary to vacate the ground within ninety days or be ejected at that time.
 Mir. James Keene, at present with Wells, Fargo & Co. at Benson, came in on Saturday mornings train. Jim appears to have lost none of his good nature during his absence from Nogales, judging from the hearty manner in which he greets his old friends.
 To make certain Of preserving the peace along the border the Mexican government has stationed at N0gales, Sonora, detachment of twenty-five men from the Fifth regiment of cav airy under command of Captain Diego Martinez. They arrived from Ortiz Sunday night.
 WANTED:-To purchase copper min ing claims of merit. Must submit to expert investigation. No notice taken unless accompanied with full parti- culars and lowest price on cash basis. Address Thos. Whitman, care Chas. Klar, 253 Broadway, Manhattan Bor- ough, New York City, N. Y. It
 MT. Pedro Cazabon, of the Hotel Cazabon, on International street, is in receipt of complete and varied stock of fine French wines and liquors, conserves, and delicacies of all des- criptiOns, which are offered for sale far cheaper than such goods were ever before sold in Nogales. Those fond of good things should not fail to call and inspect the goods.
 Governor Ramon Corral has leased for the summer the Elias building, on Juarcz street, in Nogales, Sonora, and will establish therein his summer residence about the first of June, when Mrs. Corral and the children will come up from Hermosillo. It is anticipated that by another summer the elegant mansion projected will be completed and ready for occupancy by the governor and his family.
 A telegram has been received from MT. c. A. Johnson, who left Nogales ten days ago to enter the service of the government as boss packer, saying he would be in Benson on Monday next. MT. Johnson has been appointed quartermaster agent at New Orleans and comes back to Arizona to get ten good packers, who will be furnished rations and transportation to Tampa, Florida Any one desiring to go can get full information by calling on K. R. Casper at the International Bank.
 The board of supervisors have or- deTed work on the road between Duquesne, Washington Camp and Har- shaw, all loose rocks to be removed par ticularly at Jgger Hill; the grade on Adobe hill between Harshaw and Crit tenden to be cut down aud all loose rocksEemoyed from the road; all loose rocks to be removed from the Critten- den and Nogales road, and all bad grades to be improved in Nogales and the Gro Blanco road and loose rocks removed. J. B McCleuthan is given charge of the work.
 Last week the Spanish opera com pany which played at NOgales in November last played a return en-
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Unless you are well shod you are not well dressed. Go to R. Vasquez at the Red House, and buy pair of ele- gant and stylish shoes
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Paper hanging in the highest style of the art done by Conklin,
The oasis., 1898-05-21

FoR SALE-The McFadden place, consisting of forty acres of fine land. Apply to Harlow & Gowan.
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Notarial work without cost at Har- low & Gowan's.
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Rooms to rent, single or en suite, furnished or unfurnished. Terms reasonable. Inquire from
 tf MRS. B. c. HERDRICK.
The oasis., 1898-05-21

Gunther's choice candies are the very best. At James Mix & Co.
The herald., 1898-10-30
THE CITY COMMITTEES
DEMOCRATS DECIDE TO TAKE NO
CHANCES
They Will Circulate Petitions and Go
Upon the Ballot With Their Can
didates Both Ways

"The statement that the legal committee
OF the Democratic city central committee
had discovered that it was necessary tor the
city ticket to go on the ballot by petition
is not true" SAID |. b. Dockweiler last night,
while ID. n. Irask, also a member oil the
legal committee assented.
I'VE are satisfied that the union ticket
| could go on the ballot under the law without
the formality OF a petition, but to satisfy
some OF the candidates and to make 'assur-
ance doubly sure, added Mr.. Dockweier,
I'VE have advised that petition be prepared
end thus there will be no questions that can
be raised"
At meeting of the Democratic central
committee last night, at which DR.. ID. w.
Edelman presided and C. +. OBrien acted
as secretary, the following committees were
appointed:
Executive ommittee-First ward, j. L.
Yoakum; Second ward, NJ. G. Marsh; Third
ward, A. w: Fisher; Fourth ward, George
ID. Roberts; Fifth ward, A. G. Harper; Sixth
ward, Frank Reese; Seventh ward, John
Hauerwass; Eighth ward ,A.P. Hills; Ntnhh
ward, NJ. r. Collins.
Auxiliary committee-Thomas Plant, John
Underwood, George w. Retzer, Thomas +.
Savage, +. o. Engerstrom, G. II. White and
w. f. Burbank.
Auditing committee-J. H. Melville,
Thomas Darmody, U. S. G. Todd and G.
Mead
Law committee-D. K Trask, Frank Fin
layson, |. b. Dockweiler, r. +. Del Vale
and j. NJ. Brooks.
The petitions mentioned will be handled
by the auxiliary committee, and it is sup
posed that the Populists and Silver Repub-
licans will follow the Democratic plan.
The herald., 1898-10-30
LOS ANGELES t1ERAlD SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8, 1888

were going in southerly direction. They
We're not as plentiful in the business portion
fas just outside, where there were lawns, but
it seemed that there could be no room for
any more without causing them to beat
themselves to pieces upon each other
| Comparatively few semed inclined to
alight, but when any did so each spot was a
mass of brilliant, vibrating color. They
seemed to pass around the trees and scarcely
any touched the ground
For short distance the winged travellers
| resembled heavy shower of autumn leaves.
The varieties known as papilio ajax, or the
large yellow, and the danaisarchippus, or
brown, seemed to be the most plentiful, es
pecially the latter. The futtering of so
many wings produced a somewhat dizzy
sensation, and to the observer it appeared
as though the passing yellow and brown
cloud was the departure of Indian summer.
Although there were countless billions of
them, there was no sound save the gentle
and scarcely perceptible purr. After passing
near the ground they seemed to mount up
high in the air to the southwark, until they
were lost in the distance. They continued
passing until within half an hour of sunset.
Millions still remained behind. apparently
lost, although they did not seem to collide
with anything in their passage. During part
of the time business practically ceased,
crowds gathering to witness the phenome-
non. 1t is supposed that the butterflies are
part of a swarm driven out of Colorado bv
the forest fres.-Wichita special to Kansas
City Times