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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Sic tuDllen'S nod einn1nl oerIud-
Ell. Ndmlid 2puis ul1o &pIn MteDer,
Die our mebreren Sabren 5uriid Die
@beieiieln 81 briidenb fnn0en
uno Dieie I'M bieii9en areisaeridte
lDIen lieBen. 9eiteru ieierte iie in
st. Souls mieber Sohseit unO in6enl
mir unierer 8lidluuuid bent iuie=
oeroerlDbnten Yaare entbieteu, buf-
fen mir bnB Der &npten oiesmnl
ba(ten uiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

0err 9enrp S9ueioer. oUn Sap,
tuar lebten Samstae bier in @elbaI-
fott
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Der neue Gatalo9 uno Yreisliite
oes Serrn go. &emper, @einreben=
3ldter, lit biele 8ude in Oieier 81
flee eeoruft uDroen uno tpir0 bnlo
our S%erienouu9 berett iein. 8er
quite hno 9eiun0c Eflan5en Dabcn min
Der Weuoe iiGJ an 0erru &empcr, Del
fen @uraliuge uOer 8ebenpilanSen
li6eral oils bic beIten auerfannt
weroen. Siebe NuSeiae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

0err Sobn aui6et uno feline Spil-
lin9sl9metern, 6rlS. emma unb
&atie, opn Stolpe, befanoen iid
geitern bier gu Beiub bel 5reunbeu
un0 Yetannten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Serr Sep. 8auss unb Satin, uDn
3opeta, &anlas, tparen nabrenb bic
ler &o6e bier gu Seiu6 Eel ibren
NngebDrioen. Serr &nuSS erlernte in
Der 9ruferei oeS yYplt8blatt" Die
Sufbrudertunit uno befleioet Ieit
mebreren Snbren bic STEELE oeS Dor
mann8 on bent n3opeta Capital,
elmer Der beoeutenbiteu 3eituneen
uun &nnlu8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

8ittne 5rans Seller, uon 5reberz
idsburg, befinbet iid eeeeniuartis
bel ibrer S9meIter, Strap gunrao
SuMburg, babier, gum geiu9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30
0err Srib Oetterer, npu @ebler
mar eeitern bier in @ei6dften.

5rls. 2aurn WnuSbunb unb 5ran-
ces SruOpt r~eiiten lcBten 9ienstnq
nn6 Seoalia sum- 8eiu6 ourti9er
9tn9ebDriecn.
Die Steuersabler MAIDEN tpir aui
bic an nnberer SteGe eri6einenOe
Nn5eiee bea County Collectors aufs
merriam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

"a, es lit mar, 5oleg's 3oneg d
Ear lift Die bette S~uItenzMeoi5in.-
Walfer YrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

getprirt sum Sieaesfeites Cure
@phnunaen uno @eihdftsbauier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

NnGclidtS Der Sbatlad]e, bnB Die
Seuubner iuldler Staote entlnno bes
Wihuurifluhes, bic bi&ber uun Der
@iltiir Der @iienbabnz@eieuihn
abbingen, geeenIber nnoeren Stdb=
ten 400 Der 5luBuerfebr nufredt er,
balten blieb, in erpBem 9tadtbeile
runrcn, miro Der Grfolg Der Ser
mann 5errD & Yadet Co., Die i'm
5radtoerfebr nit Der giienbnbn in
Spncurren5 getreten lit, BON ben &c
lhaftsteuten Der 6fuBitdbte iibcran
nut 6reuOen beari,Bt neroen. Die
bieli9e 5errg q Sndet Company Die
einen Sampfer reeelmaBie iebe @u=
DIE BON st. Souls nn6 Mofane Tau.
len ldBt lit nit 10 eutem @rfulee be
8e9net, oaB lie nit bent Slane uni
8ebt einen stueiten uno erDBeren
Oampfer balO in SienIt gu iteuen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Is Surten 9uffee uno Is Surten
5udcr, 10 bidia ais %ir9enopo in Der
Stlot bel
i. 9. q e Il n n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Nuttipn. Der unter5cidluctc luiro am Don.
nersta9, ben Gtcu Sttobcr, ioIgenoe
Se9enItdnoe an oeE Yieiitbicieunen pcrtall
len: 1 Sobelbout uno Sd)raubitnd. etiuaS
6unolpertsgcIdDirr, Uiaurcr mo Steins
BREEDER yScrt5cug, Sod mn !0ci3oien,
Bureau uno &lcioerIdlranf. Eiidlc uno Stiib=
lie, ioruie ale 0auO uno &iid)cngerdtbid)ai
ten. Y%eoingungcn: Wnor.
Sri & y I a n D t, r
0crmaRn. Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

9elitutc Sdinten uno breakfast.
bacon bel y. 8. Sedmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Suoo's HiIen nirten oorsnalidl
nad Der Neablseit uno turiren aupfz
ueb. 25c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

9tabfen Muutua Nbeno reeelmaBz
ioe Merchandising be5 S~taotratbs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

5rau 6enrp Sattler, BON SmiSS,
befnnO li6 mebrere Sage lester
8ube bier gu 8eiu6 bel ibre,
S6neIter, 5rau 30. Sdlneu uno
reiite am Montae nn6 ct. 2ouis
no lie einiee Munnte bel ibren Sin:
bern oermeilen uiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Serr 2uui8 9Uepter. 9(gent Der
@blermarn 0pp d Wtnlt So, BON
ct. 9ouiS, tuar letten 0ien5tag bier
unit inherent 8rnuer &rDpp 0aS SUM-
oament 81 gutcm Bier 81
(iefern. 0upIen uno Otnl5, @Dtt er=
6a(t'S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

6r(. Nmanbn 0~euenbabn, meide
mebrere @Dden bier gu SeTu6 bel
ibrer G6meter, 5rau @m. Gberlir
~uertueilte, lit lebten Sanrstag mie
oer nad ct. 9ouiS surud eetebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

6rntutbieenoe Nadlriht
flr aItbma. 2eibenoe. 5Ulep's 9Dner
& 9nr linoert uno beilt iufort in al
fen 61uen -Galfer BrD8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Souit cure Groceries bel Sobn $,
SelmerS; er fIbrt Die 9rUBte ulto be-
tie Musmnbl uno 5abGt ben DDhiten
Marftprcis fir 6armprD0ufte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

5rii9e 9erinae, neue &uu>Serinee
BEL %. 6. Sedmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Serr &obert 5lubr, bon Omaha,
Nebr., iunr tuabreno Der pergangenen
8pfle neblt @nttin bier gu SeIudj
bel ieiuen Gltern, 0crrn CstpalO
Sluhr II. Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

EntIouTcn. I Stiid gIinopieb foIgcnber 9c
ldlreibu19: 6 Stiere BON peiden
teine 9orner bubeu, , oaunu BADEN DOR
ner, mno lit Der cine ipeib seilcdt uno Der
onbere roibbrorn, beioe ctma $ Sabre olt,
Die onoeren Sticrc limb roth; cin 9iinb etlpo
l Sabr dlt ebcniollS roth. Sir shiStunlt
iuu idl oicieIbcu iirocI tdnn bcSabIc id) eite
IiberaIe @eIobuing.
Tu9u it IS T b {.
0crmdIm. Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

GSiate ga ucrtaufen: SIN nj npdl 9tiem
3uItnnoc crbnlienco 4iono bel
IS c o. z ia I It.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

On 0crtauien: Sine 9dit3 nc:ir SO yldbs
~ maIdline iiir S25. Mai. uiraJen in Der
SIIice h. 9l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

5rau 8oIa Meger bat ibr Wobn=
baus on Serrn @ba8. 8edmann SER
fault uno lit nad ct. 2Oui8 iiber.
aeIie6elt, no mir ibr beItcs 8Ohler-
aeheu miinIden
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

2u pcrtauicn: Dlcin Giseufbmu IN per
~ molul bcitebcno aus gutem sooHnbans'
ncbit SinIlrnts uno 9iebensebduncn, 6Siaois
lotien. bic gum 9beil nit g1einrebeH uno'
SbItbaumen aneepIlanst Iinb. 6fiterile ulso
CUTE Quetle aui Dem plabe. Gnc @all5e Y
-5u iebr aHaebmboren Seoingungea 81 per
tauien.
ebenTaiIS orei Id,onc 8auIoiien an pee
DitIidlen o. StroBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

NeueS iriIdeS Snuertraut bel s.
8. Sedmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30
9aGenttm Soerber.

g{S einfdIIer su ~ocrtouicn. g9ir haben cine
2iu5abI sNcinIdiicr bilig gu oertouien,
M Mild s 9roBe SdBcr BON 300 bis 600
Saaoneu boItcnb. 100 Icere gGbiSfpiGiicr,
SnIbfdier uno 10 SaIIpncnidiler. Gbcn=
IoIls 3 S%dbrbiitten, erpSe 98cinprcTie, 0iiib
lie unb &~ldrntoidline; ierncr - 9,iiiee, 1
Scruper uno l Yl6bmoidltnc. g9eeen 9tdbe=
rem ipred)e man iii Der SiIiineric Dor pecr
teIcpbnnire BON gSpbt'S UlaidJincn 9Dcrf
Itdtte in 6crmonn.
Sermonn SiriIIine Is o,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

bsrmanu, NO., sreitae, oen so. Sept, SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

GdJmiebeseIddit su ~pcrtonien. gleiH
Sd1miebeseid)dit, Bertitdtte ncblt GIN.
ridbtrn9, gSpbnbauo uno 6 StdoiIotien p
biuis 5u perfaufen. lilies in beItcin 3uitap
be unb 9~angbareS @cfdJdft. 9indJ5uIra9en
bel Spbn 9eibad).
au912 6erinnnn. Htc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Hetarmimadluu9. Die Stcicn oce pcoelo
Ganitor) fir bic oIIcntlid1e SdluIe io'
lpie fir bic t6od)idluIc perocn am 6reitag,
ben /. Sttpbcr. ourd) yieinpabl beiesi irers
ben. gpplifuricn iir Die bcfrefienoen Stet
len bdbcu iidl Dor Der obcn crludbntcu i3etf
bel benz nnter6cid)lctcn Su ineIoen. Saldr
Iiiir bic 0obidniIc s.. o1enh. SdJule SO
%monotlid).
". y. VI a life r,
SctrctGr oeS Gr3iehlmd5ratbs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Wcnn ibr udberc Scid rci6une, YreiS. poer
GmpfebIuns iiber oicIe Rebcn iDInIdIi, 10
id)reibt iir cineu SotaIos. 9ericibe p.ro aiiI
YerlnIgeu Irei ~ocrianot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

VIM nadFen SOnntag taln man
iiir S1.25 BON bier aus nad) ct.
9ouis uno surld iobren. Die Nto.
Eacific Sabn last namIid am oe~
naunten Sage eiuen Grcurliuns5u9
nadJ ct. 2ouis lauren Der 9ermnnn
uni 3:14 Ntuceen8 uerldBt uno
IbenoS IL llbr lpieber bon ct. 2Duis
abf6hrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

gu pcrtauiep: Gin id,0meo tieincS Oeini
~ beitcbeno aus - Sioofiottcu. ggobns
bauS. StolImg uuo y~icbcngcbdIioc an Der
oitl. SrontlfruBc. Y9cgcn yiGbercm iuenoe
man Iid) on
I q t o 3 81 a It,
oerHann. Yio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

,r 7oncuf ounenm ficm Sehdfc bcncre H. icinee Sdube gu bligeem prVe tmcn
~ yWr reporrcn ale 5dube unioui, Die lid ais Nberbor ercGicn ~
~ umr inn; rmusrn nh qoem Ir SunrifsW ioommner Ooh Gucr yOome SournnI
bel m5 me Yupcr
OooIph =. pruoot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Die @adtGuit I'M Ottober uuo bic
fsutte Suit oes iruben Moreen&,
madt bic gteruen fir neural9iiae
S9mersen empfin0tid. ct. SatObs
Def if Elm aubetanntes 6eilmittel fiir
Heuraleia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-09-30

Entered in the Pos, Office at Hermann. Mo-. IS
,erord class mail matter
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
Were Unable to Arouse An Audience Which Had EIowled Itself EIoarse For Brodie, Statehood and Pros
 perity-It Was q Mighty Cold
 Reception Given Them.

Wilcox oc 2s-speeia Repuhliean.-- is of music band booming Of or Of
 morning and the bed wsre he stayed al Wilson sted ab-u @ a r @ m +S s Z e ls @ .as - 'l @ C on @ franS % rA thought " W threat old line full his wson"  looked disgused look h started of in Of fellow When saw him two blocks away h the moonlight he was searching still
 
 adopted ored while the show  band fill the night with music and a hot tine time and "Tmpo oaients." at the top of their voices
 No wonder that the slept t7da tonight and when the @ evidently audience ing when Wilson and Mark Smith entered Some giant pwd fired ;a!ked silver hour and he followed h Mark Smith who also talked They showed the democratic dislike of the Rough Riders by their
 
 them This soldier business said In has no-binr o do with this putting tss u0sn nson e na np knoz r the g ag ~ z' are determined @ q figures representing national deb land could stand il longer Mark Smith" he yelled others
 
 
 what he tsrd the in5ines q the republicans in telling the people that reference his boyhccd days CeAse w. sing their glad sones on tbr v r 1 % @ ] @ % is Una @ i % % @ th gl camp pcor Brode got wounded qusnce tho sober people, the ladies and children thought Of the re stood before It meeting absolutely stage candidates sp.ekers
 Col morning big meeting being held tonight He will clbs nigh and on Monday at Clifton GEORGE H. sAiAILEY
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
FAVORABLE REPUBLICAN REPORTS
Ieddy's Campaign, Which For a Short lime Languished by Comparison with Its Warmth at the Beginning, is 7.
 Taking New Start.

Washignton a confidence publican has received some encouraging within ets which have heretofore seemd to look favorable the Indiana Illinois dicaon o ifanng republicans bling together with
 
 
 had the effect of rubbing dispng a hat win the gains they expected earlier in This
  of democratic a Kansas and Nebraska sending republican ihe information a. hand relative campaign in where the republicans ssn2e nue O be eb!e Information democratic the Dceas in the state claim that they four members of h house and which will success s Reports from California indicate getting the Chat Magure the democratic candidate that the republicans will the legislature  Both
 
 
 
 deney but it is thng be relied
  said that the of that of the judiciary Exepsenaive of the republican congona committee visited headquarters He reported the te-s-s-f
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
MENELEK ON THE wARPATH.
Surmises That He Has Bigger Game in
 View Than Rebelfious Subject

London, Get 2S-King Menelek is On the warpath with 10000 warriors and several batteries of artillery. His object ostensibly is to ctastise the re- beilious chief, Ras Mangascia. but ths remainder of the Abyssinian army ts being rapidly mobilized, which IS scarcely necessary for the purpose of crushing a mutiny. A good deal of anxiety prevails in Rome and Massor yah, and the frontiers of the Italian colony Of Eritrea are being hastily re inforced.
 Captain Cola, who was sent to King Menelek's court to negotiate settle ment of several small matters. has been kep, cooling his heels at Abdis- ababa for six months, and his mission is certainly a failure. The fact is that King Menelek has been told by French men and others that Italy only desires e pretsxt to abandon Eritea altogether. and it is quite possible that he has de- cided to afford that pretext by continu- ally worrying the Italians.
 The European governments take con- siderable interest in the matter. be- cause it is pretty well known that if Italy withdraws from Massowah Rus sia will seize that port and hold 1t against all corners. including Abyssinia
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR.
The President Issues His Annual Proc
 l3matiOn

Washington, Oct- 2S.-Tha president aftsr the cabinet meeting today issued the Thanksgiving proclamation. IL concludes as fellows: T do, therefore, invite all my fellow citizens, these a. home as well as those whc may be at sea CT sojourning in foreign lands, 0 set apart and observe Thursday, tn 24th day Of Nov;m as day O. Ia- tional thanksgiving, to cCme togsther in their several places Of worship fir service Of praise and thanks to AL mighty Gcd for all the blessings cf the year, fer the miidnsss Of the seasons and the fruitfulness Of the soil, for the continued prosperity of the pao- pie, fer the devotion and valor Of cur countrym7 7n; for the glory Of our vic tory and ths hope Of a righteous peace, and to pray that the divine guidanc which has brought heretofore safety and honcr may be graciously continued in the years tc come'
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
BRINGS KLONDYkE NEARER
Channel in inc Yukon Found Thai
 ShOrfenS inc Journey.

Washington. Oct 2S.-The discovery of 2,500 miles of what is supposed to be additional territory for. the United States on the Alaska coast and of new channel for Yukon-bound vessels, which will minimize distance, time and danger. has been reported officially to Superintendent Pritchett of the coast and gacdetic survsy, by John F. Pratt, the assistant in charge or the expedi- tion which has been working in these waters.
 What the supposed expansion Of the mileage Of our Alaskan tzrr.tofy is due to is unknown. There is a possibility of secretion and constant outward growth of the land since the frs charts were made, but the better opinion is that it is due to previous inaccurate charts, the present being the first regu- lar and reliable survey of the region.
 The finding Of the new channel will effect a saving of about 400 or 500 miles in reaching the Yukon. At prss- ent vessels destined for dhe Yukon re- gicn have to proceed up the ocean outside the long bar some twenty-five milcs of from the coast up to St. Mi chaels, there transship to small boats which have to creep along the coast down to the Aphoan channel. loo miles CT so below St. Michae.s. That chan nel carries the water only two fas; over the bar at low tide
 The new channel just found has been named the "Kuslivak' It has eight fee. Of wat=r over the bar St low tide. and, according to prcsen. expectations. will permit ships of moderate draught 10 proceed directly into the Yukon from the south and then cOntinua up the rivsr 400 CT 5J0 milss ,o safe land ing bsfore transshipping to the small CT boats.
 The party, which has just completed it's labors for the season, is q; Seattle. where the survey maintains a branch offics. It consists Of about fifty men. under six officers Of the survey, the largest party ever sent out. All are re- ported safe and we'll. The work per- formed was Of a dang=rcus character. It had to te done outside the bar, which was many miles out to ssa. That kept the men out of sight cf the coast ire quently They carried two steam launches of about fifty tons each and about seventy-fve feet long. The information obtained by the sur vcyors is to be embodied in a chart. which is t3 be ready fer the use of ravigetcrs nsxt spring.
 The sama r1rsy will return to thsir work next spring to complete the sur veys and the channel Will be -zoya1 a, soo1 as possible.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
The First Assembly Called at a Little
 Fishing Village

New York. Oct. 2S-A dispatch to the Herald from Santiago de Cuba says: The cradle Of Cuban indepen- dence is the desolate fishing village of Santa Cruz, a place witn only 400 in- habitants. on the shores of the Carib- hsan sea. An cid store is the Faneuil Hall Of the new republic. There the Cuban assembly was called together for the first session October 24. There are eight deputies from each Of the six corps Of the Cuban army.
 Aftsr the organization the first bus mess that was to occupy the assembly was the appointment Of a commission to consult with President Mckinley in regard to the state cf affairs in Cuba. The members Of the commission are probably General Calixto Garcia, chairman; Gonzales de Quesada, Gu ban charge d'afaires in Washington; Carlos Parragc. Secretary Partido. Revolucionairo Cubano in New York; General Mayia ROrdiguez.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
A FRENCH VIEW.
That New the United States Can Af-
 ford to Be Generous.

Paris. Oct. 23-La Vol,n;e, discuss ing the Philippine question today, says: The Americans could well make concessions to comp2nsate fer their rigor in the Cuban question" Cutting the Philippine article Of the protocol ths paper says: I'm word ing is vague and forecasts q Spanish ccnt:ntion relative to the meaning of the words -contrcr and disposition Spain,' La Volepte colcludes. is minus money and a Eset to T1-esta5- fish order and it would be mora pru- dsat to allow the Americans to d. S, Spain claiming a money indemnijy in oxcnange fer her sovereignty over the archipelago, which it would Ee diff cult for the Americans to refuse
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
HE IS AT KHARTOUM.
MURDERER CAPTURED.
Frank Wall Wanted in Pinal County
 for a Double Killing.

Willcox, Ariz., Oct. 2S.-(Spec-all- Constable. Bert Alyord of Willccx ar rived today with Frank Wall, a young man who shot and killed Juan Lee and a woman naIned Maria Flores and wounded third party ct the Nam moth mine in Pinal county a few weeks age. AivorG gcl on the trail Of Wall ten days ago and followed him to Cie- mega, camp in Grant county, Nsw Mexico, where he captured the mur- derer
 Wall is under twenty years o,d and has been known scme time as a bad character. Constabls Alvord will ra- ceive a reward Of $500, half offered by GCveTnCr Murphy and half Ey Pinal county.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
A CRAZY EARMER
Turns Street Car :nso q Slaughter
 House.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 2S.-Will;am Shocklay, an insane farmer O. AubuIsn, cut the thr5at of J D. Bishop and wounded Police Captain John Thomp- son On street car hare todzy. R-bert Mccoy, an ex-policenla1, in efecting the capture Of the demanted murdcra-. was seriously. but not fatally. ssabbad. Bishop diSd instantly Shcckiay WAS sitting next to Mir. Bishop in the car. and without a word drew razor. reached around and nearly seversd the head from tie body
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29

eide now what remained to be done The task was a delicate enc, but that was not z motive to avoid 1t.
 The newspapers here are sharply di- vidsd iHso two camps, one CT them highly pIaising NJ. Bard-s report to the court Of cessation as clearly setting forth the truth and proving the inno- cence of Dreyfus. and the others in sisting tha- the report was mercy a pleading in favor of. the prisoner.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
PENDING THE SPANISH WAR. An Illinois Coal Mine Ran
 Smoothly

Springfield, H., Oct 2S.-Tha miners in the Litchie.d Coal eompany's mine at Litchfeld operated by Captain Davis of Company K, Fourth Illinois infantry volunteers, have struck be- cause nine fellow workmen were dis charged. The men in question had been discharged before the war with Spain began, but while Captain Davis was away with his regiment they were reinstated. When he returned he discharged them again.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
WOULD RAISE THE MAINE.

 has the department raise eshp
 
  probable exhibit government in wi no dcubtb be givan.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
MNRCHAND MUST GO.
Summary of Conclusions Reached
 By the British Cabinet.

London, Oct 2S.-The Pall Mall Gs result of the British cabinet meeting yesterday as follows: "Marchand must be withdrawn uncc nationally, and no undertaking CT premise can be givan to discuss the questions raised by France in regard to access to the Nile and such like
 ''2. When Mafehand is withdrawn it will be determined whether the ques- ton raised admits of discussion and und7r what conditions the discussions can be proceeded with
 ''3. Every possible facility will be afforded to assist in. Marchand's with drawal by whichever route may be se- lected.
 A. If Marchand is net withdrawn there will be no interference with his remaining at Fshoda until the date tixed for his withdrawal Necessarily achievements will not be permitted to reach him. He will be treated courteously as foreign visitor and will be regarded in no other light 5. Therefore it is left to France to adopt any active measures to precip;- tate the ccnfiict'' HE IS AT KHARTOUM Cairc. Egyp>. Oct 2S.-A boat re- gently dispatched to Fashoda reached Khartoum on it's return journey and it is asserted that Major Marchand is on board of her.
 Paris, Oct. 2S.-The French foreign office has received a dispatch from it's diplomatic agency at Cairo confirming the reported arrival Of Majcr Msrchand at Khartoum
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
A SCHOONER FOUNDERED.

Toledo, O., Oct. 2S.-Tha, three mast d schooner St. Petersburg, a Toledo beat, foundered yesterday three miles west Of Sodus, Lake Ontario, in twenty fathoms of water. She had 700 tons Of hard coal for Toledo. Captain John Griffin is her owner. His wife and crew of seven were drowned, but Grif- fin himself was saved
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.

Denver. Ooe. as.-William H. Bris- baae resigned as candidate for secre- tary Of state on the republican ticket, and Joseph w. Wilson, Q Broad silver republican candidate, has been subsli- tuted for him. The fusion between the two parties is new complete except as to the nomination for auditor.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
THE WHOLE CREW LOST.

Clav land, O., Oct. 28.-The steamer L. R. Doty, which was lest during the recent great storm on Lake Michigan, was owned by the Cuyahoga Transit company of this city She carried a crew of sixtoen men, all of whom were lest Chris Smith was h=r captain.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
BISHOP vALDEs WON'T SERVE.
He Does Not Wish to Live in Porta
 Rico Under Our Flag.

Madrid, Oct 2S.-Bishop Valdes, the bishop-elect of Porto Rico, who is a great patrict, has petitioned the holy see to be relieved of his office. declining to serve under the American govern msnt.
 Senor Gamazo has publicly declared that his resignation from the cabinet is irrevoca ole. Premier Sagasta will as sume his portfolio and act as minister of public works ad interim.