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The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
HOLD-UP in NEVADA.
Train stopped and Express Car and
Safe Dynamited.

RENO, New. July 14-Passenger train
No /. east bound. was held up last night
one mile east of Humboldt. When the train
arrived at that point a negro and white
man covered the engineer with guns, stopped
the train and going TO the express car
blew 1t up with dynamite, almost destroy
ing the express packages. Covering Messen-
ger George Hughes, they blew open the safe
and rifed II of it's contents. which was but
q trife and decamped. The train went on to
WinnemCcca, where the damaged car was
set out and the express matter transferred
10 box car. 1T is rumored here that the
negro has been arrested. A strong posse
from Winnemucca is in pursuit. 1t is
thought the robbers boarded the train at
Reno.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

LONDON, July ia dispatch to the
Daily News from Gibraltar tells a long
story of a pseudo wealthy Mexican who
was lionized for six weeks at Madrid and
Cadiz, dined with Admiral Camara, who in
spected the feet and the defenses and in
every way won the confidence of the Off
rant was issued for his arrest. He turned
up afterwards in Tangier and confessed to
the correspondent of the Daily News that
his name was Fernandez, and that he was
captain in Second Texas Rangers. His Span
ish descent, he said, enabled him to deceive
all the Spaniards while acting as the conf
ment.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
Did roral Disobey Orders.

MADRID, July IA, noon.-The Spanish
government has issued a statement saying
it has cabled Captain General Blanco to or
der General Toral. the Spanish commander
at Santiago de Cuba to resist aloutrance.
The minister for the interior, Senor Capte-
bon, in an interview to-day, is quoted as
saying that he could not deny that a por-
ton of the Cabinet was in favor of peace
but" he added, peace is very difficult
problem to solve"
General Blanco's conferences with his gem
erals and the colonies of the volunteers, at
Havana yesterday, have been fully reported
here and are much commented on, although
the result of the meetings and the govern
mental action thereon has been kept pro-
found secret. The Epoca says it under
stands that the Spanish soldiery in Cuba de-
cded to follow the governments instruc-
tionS.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
MILITARY GOVERNOR.
Col. Il. III. Barber May Represent the
Army in Hawaii.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14-The Call
says that it has been practically decided to
appoint Colonel T. III. Barber, of the First
New York Regiment, military governor of
the Hawaiian islands. The appointment,
however, will be only temporary as Col.
Barber was to-day assured that the First
will GO to the Philippines as soon as it
was possible for the War Department to
relieve it of garrison duty. The site as
signed the New Workers at Camp Merritt
does not please Colonel Barber and having
received permission from Major General
Otis, he will tomorrow move the regiment
to the Preside reservation
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
SHOT In THEIR CELLS.
Mob Vengeance on Two Negroes Who
Were Granted New Trials.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July IA double
lynching, in which Jim Reed and Alex
Johnson, two negroes. We're the victims,
took place at Monticello, Ark, to-day. A
mob broke down the doors of the Jail, and
entering the cellroom, poured a volley of
shots into the cages where the men were
confined. johnson is dead and Redd is ia
tally wounded. They were convicted of
killing w. f. Skipper, rich planter and
Merchant of Baxter. and were sentenced to
hang. Appeal to the Supreme Court had
Ell anted them a new trial
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
Why sagasta Is working for Peace.

BERLIN, July 14.-The Tageblatt's
Madrid correspondent says Sagasta has de-
clared that he is now convinced that the
Americans would be defeated by the land
forces in Cuba and that the Americans
knew this themselves. but since Spain no
longer has a fleet the Americans could
starve the island without subjecting them
selves to exposure of the Spanish bullets.
Hence he has resolved to bring about peace
as soon as possible.
The German Emperor has contributed 900
marks to the Red Cross fund.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
American. Landed Near Cicnfuegos.

LONDON. July 15.-The Madrid ctrre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says: "A dis
patch from Havana to Ell Impartial says
that three thousand Americans have lsrded
near Cienfuegos, under cover of the guns
of the United States cruiser Montgomery.
FL Correo doubts the truth of this report.
but the government has no news Lpcn the
subject.
General Toral cables tnat the losses of
the last few days have been four hundred
killed. wounded and taken prisoners. He
says that he has twelve thousand troops left
in fine condition.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

LONDON, July ia special dispatch to
the Times from Rome says: "A corre-
spondent of II Corriere Della Sera, of Milan.
telegraphs that he was received in private
audience at Washington yesterday by Pres
ident Mckinley, who declared himself de-
sirous of peace, but said that in his opinion
it was not for the victors to take the in
itiative in peace negotiations"
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

entrance into the port of Cadiz and the
coast lights are extinguished at night Yes
sells are excluded from all harbors Of Spain
after dark.
Advices received to-day from the Canary
islands, under date of July 4, said the two
Spanish torpedo boats were still at Las
Palmas, and it was announced that a Span
ish war ship was at anchor at Teneriffe.
Ships were not allowed to enter the harbor
after dark and the coast lights were ex-
tinguished. Most Of the visitors had left
the place.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
French Squadron Bound for rangier.

GIBRALTAR, July 14.-It is rumored that
a French squadron. consisting of two battle
ships and three cruisers, will shortly pro-
ceed from Toulon to Tangier. Many fam
lilies of Ceuta and Algeciras, fearing an
American bombardment, are emigrating to
Ronda and Jimera.
ALICANTE, Spain, July 14.-Six large war
ships passed here to-day. They are sup
posed to have been French.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
VIII Try to Save the Colon.

OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July 13. via
Kingston. Jamaica. July IA. 4:3O p. m.-Ad-
miral Sampson this morning sent the bat
tie ship Texas to make the wreck of the
Cristobal Colon fast to the shore by
hawsers and cables. The Colon lies low on
the bank, stern in deep water. 1t is feared
that a heavy sea would wash her into deep
er water. the bank is very steep, and it
is impossible to float her. 1t has been de-
cided to attempt to save and repair her.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Judge Advocate
General Lemly of the Navy Department,
has received q telegram from the agents
of the Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Com
pany announcing that the wreckers have
arrived at the scene of the wreck of the
Spanish vessels near Santiago and are al
ready at work in the effort to save them
No details are given.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
only one war ship at cadin.

LONDON, July H-According to mail ad-
vices received here to-day from Cadiz.
dated July 2, the old Spanish broadside
armor clad Vitoria for some time past used
as training ship and which was towed
back TO Cadiz after starting ostensibly for
the Philippine islands with the fleet OF Ad-
miral Camara, is the only war ship in the
haTbor. Mines have been laid to protect the
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
WHERE is CARRANZA7
The Arch Spanish Spy Did Not Sail
with Senior Du Bose.

MONTREAL, July 14-Yesterday there
were rumors that Lieutenant Carranza did
not sail with Senior Du Bose. To-day Ii is
stated positively that Carranza was imper-
sonated by some unknown person and did
not board the ship. Where Carranza is now
is mystery.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

The members visited the school buildings
and Camp Sherman, where the veterans are
10 De quarteteo @ ana n5, were oriven over a nne
rades. They also visited Chester Park
and other resorts where camp fires are to
be held, and are well pleased with the elab-
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

CHICAGO. July 14.-At to-day's session of
the IJniversalst Young Peoples Christian
Union convention Secretary Harry l.. Cam
field of Boston, and Treasurer o. G.
Petrie presented their joint financial state
ment The report showed a deficit of 81 1SS.
which was caused mainly by the publication
of the unions official paper, Onward.
Reports from the heads of the various de-
partments and discussion of religious topics
consumed the most Of to-days session.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
Mrs. winsIow,s soothing syr1p

Has been used over ffty years by millions OF
rothers for their children while teething with
gums allays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other causes
For sale by druggists IN every part Of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup 25 cents a bottle.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
Camnra,s Fleet.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-News received
at the War Department to-day is to the eff
feet that the Cadiz fleet under Admiral
Camara is expected to reach Carthagena,
SPAIN Sunday next.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

The human cuticle is sorely tried by dis
eases or abrasons, but these may easily be
remedied by the use Of Glenns Sulphur
Soap, the celebrated antidote to maladies
which affect the skin, as well as to sores,
druggists.
Hits Hair and whisker Dye. black or
hroUn 5Dc
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

Washington Post. +
Had Commodore Schley permitted the
Spanish fleet to escape he would have been
kept rather busy writing reports.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
CORRESPONDENTS Ill

NEW YORK, July A.-A special to the
New York Press says Burr Mcintosh the
actor correspondent, has been i'll with sup
posed yellow fever at Siboney. Stephen
Crane had malarial fever. but has recovered.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
Negro Hnnged to q Limb.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 14-An un-
known negro assaulted Mrs. Hodges a
widow, at Coaling. Ala, about four miles
south OF Birmingham A posse yesterday
captured him and after Identification hanged
him too limb.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

CINCINNATI, July 14.-The executive
committee OF the national council of ad-
ministraton of the c. A. r.. closed its ses-
sion of two days tonight. after approving
the National Encampment here Sept. to 8.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
Where spain ExceIa.

San Francisco Chronicle.
Spain hasn't the largest navy "on earth, -
but she probably has the biggest one on
the sea bottom.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
! lied CUTICURA REMEDIES
with Rapid Cure.
BABY Scratched Continually

Our babe, two months old, broke out in sores
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! noticed your advertisement in our home
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for our Sadie. i used the CUTIcURA Joint
ment) and CUTIcURA SOAR, and they were q
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saw that she must have something TO drive the
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about one third of the bottle, and your medi-
cines have done wonders for her.
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Feb. 10, 1898.
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The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15

Save $50 on good piano at Wulschner's .
eale- 12e esaud lSc North pennsylvania
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-07-15
UNDER FLAG OF TRUCE
WEDNESDAYS CONFERENCE WITH
sPANIARDs AT SANTIAGO.
Miles, shafter, Wheeler and Other
American Generals Talk with
Commander TOraI.
INCIDENTS OF THE MEETING

PROPOSITION OF THE AMERICANS
THEN DECLINED BY THE sPANIARD.
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seId thEcughout ne world PorxER DEuo AxD canu
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The oasis., 1898-06-04

Graham Bulletin: For some four or five years there has been scarcely a single fish to be founn in the Gila river, bnt recently they made their appearance in the stream in great numbers, so 10 k reported. number Of catfish have been caught and it is believed that this species of the iinny tribe escaped into the river from re- seryOir owned by Lyons & Campbell in Grant county, New Mexico, the dam of which was broken this spring. Anyhow the catfish has heretofore heen unknown in the Gila
 Graham Biiiietin: Mr Rass, who is in charge oi Ward X Courtney's grad ing outnt below Geronimo was arrest ed by Deputy Sheriff B. W, Olney on Wednesday and brought to Solomon vile charged with refusing to give the assessor list of men in his em- ploy on April 18th who were subject to poll-tax. A hearing was had be- fore Judge Judia on Thursday morn ing and MT. Ross was fined S15, the amount of pol-tax due from thirty men who were in his employ at the time, and s77.55 the amount oi the costs in the case amounting to a total of sl42.53 Mr. Ross said he would appeal the case to the district court. a
 Lordsburg Liberal: Over on the, Santa Fe road when any employe does something which is not right, and isl punished therefor, bulletin of the offense and punishment are posted in the various stations, and often print ed in the newspapers Sas items of news The following bulletin was recently published by the Optic of Las Vegas: At a terminal station yardmaster used unnecessarily prefaDe language on the platform of passenger sta tion For this and Standardization be was dismissed.' on reading this an interested yardmaster working for the Southern Pacific has Leen anxi- onsly inquifing as Co the amount oil profanity that is necessary for Santa Ie yafdman to use He says that al Southern Pacific yardman cannot dol business with less than is allowed an mule driver.
The oasis., 1898-06-04
Fine ltnnch for snle

At very reasonable terms. San BernardinO ranch, near the frontier of Sonora, Mexico, District of Arzpe, containing near forty thousand acres, good grazing and agricultural land with plenty of water. Title perfect. For further information apply to w Iberri { Hijos, Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico: A. B. Roth, l33a S. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal; J. M. Casta- ileda, Benson, Arizona.
The oasis., 1898-06-04
AfxrzoNA NEWS
,culled from Exchanges. 1

n lives three miles southeast or
 pnoonix has raised and sold 25OO boxes
 sq,e worth of strawberries from an .-e ,,. md ,hree-qnarters of land. The
 rowberry season is not very far ad-
 anced either. Who would not live
 Arizona and raise strawberries?
 yuma sentinel: A box car contain
 nc assay outfit and chemicals, be-
 0nolnc to II. W. Blaisdell was de- .troyed by fire last Saturday night on tbe California side of the river. The { TO was caused by spontaneous com bustion of the chemicals, and although ,be railroad employees exerted every saort in fighting the flames the car and it's contents were total loss. The loss to Mr. Baisdell was about 5000 Phoenix Gazette: July 1, 1897, is Rate set for the first annual Pinney road race. Mr. Pinney has contem- Hated giving thls race for month hast. but a suitable coursenhad to be seeured. The distance IS ten miles: | fhe riders will be handicapped by a eommittee of three. Many valuable trlzes will be offered, among the best t March-Davis racing bicycle valued sts75. The race will be open to all. Florence Tribune: A prominent Florence citizen called at the Tribune offce the other day and ordered a slip of paper printed with big D and an. l \ and long dash between. When ssked for what purpose he desired it, ] he prominent citizen said he was
 tred of seeing God Bless Our Home
 fsnug him in the face every time he
 sent in tho house. and he wanted to
 faste the slip over the ]" Bless. Tho. Tribune refused to lend itself to such Profanity
 Bisbee Orb: Census Marshal Marks has completed the work of listing the 1. ehildren of the Bisbee school district. md turned over his report to the trus- fes. The roll shows material in- gease over that of last year, and glves some idea of the rate at which olr population Is increasing. The footlng shows a total of 5s3 children ID the district of school age, an in- | tfease Of lOI over the enumeration for Fs', from whichit will be seen that ne schools in that section are in d nost ilourishing condition.
 holbrook Argus: A freight train uaWn by Engine No. 50 with Engr wer Fred French and Fireman T. loos went through bridge near noucKs 8 Tank Monday evening. The Pglne was badly damaged also five fafS following 1t. The engineer and peihan jumped and escaped unhurt. t'e accident was caused oy the ~oge being partly burned having 7sn'ted from sparks during the terri M wlnd storm Jf that day. The flyer s'u No' l did not arrive at Holbrook
 p 'li a. m. Tuesday morning. The
 iuse was about 100 feet long and apOut 25 feet high.
 o'anam Bulletin; The spirit of
 ~~oVement is still very much alive
 every section of the Gila valley.
 hatcher plans have been adopt
 'O' d sixty foot addition to the ~ .n end Of the B. Y. academy, two
 y''es' The academy is to be opened N, ,u ''i'S year and il is said an able ts y'eSSoF from Utah has been secured
 \ Tn" 1Sne charge of it. Also, the people si,ia.' "''c'ler are discussing the propo- .,Do', u" 'o pond the district for the
 seba' osiO" ol new school house. The
The oasis., 1898-06-04
Brick for sat-.

s Brick for Sale. st.I Builders and contractors desiring the best quality of brick can be sup piled in any quantity desired by ad- dressing
 GEORGE w. ATKINSON, Calabasas, Arizona.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-07-16
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCUR-
SIONS FOR SUMNER OF 1893.


San Francisco. CAL, and return,
e60.5O. North American Turoefs' union.
Date Of sale. June o and 9. Return
limit, August 81.
Salt Lake City, Utah. and return,
$500. international mining congress.
Date Of sale. July3 Return limit, July
9.
Portland, Ore., and return, go SO, M.
tional council oe Coogregatiooal
churches. Date Of sale. juno 80 ami
July l. Return limit. August 81.
Washington. D. c., and return. $3.50
national educational association. Date
Of sale. July 3. 4 and 5. Return July Is.
Limit can b extended to August 81 on
payment Of 50 cents.
Buffalo, N. Y, e2760 round trip, Ban.
tist youog peoples union convention.
Date Of sale. July II and II. Return
limit, July 10. Extension to Septem-
Der l on payment of deposit fee.
Omaha, Neb.. and return. q %, M.
tiooal republican league. Date oe sale,
July 20 to 20. Return. 30 days.
Rock Island. III, and return, ol3 IS.
national eocampment union veterans
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ia which il u washed and dried. Per-
fumed soaps are to be avoided. unless
the standing Of their manufacturer Is
guarantee Of their purity. 4 phyeician.
whose dread Of carrying contagion from
ono patient to another makes it nsces-
nry for him 10 wash his hands dozens
Of times during his ONCE hours, has
hands that are % soft and white that
they arc beautiful. He attributes their
condition to the fact that he uses pure
and unscented sosp and warm mot hot)
water. and that DO matter how much
pressed he may b for time, he dries his
haods until there 10 not . vestige OF
dampnses about them. He says. Il
eaariy polish them with the towel to
uaks sure they arc perfectly dry"
Every one may b her own manicure IL
che will. A few treatments by profes-
siooal will Be al that IN observant
woman will need to initiate her in the
art.
Washing tho hands in oatmeal water
soepens them, while rubbing them with
lemon juice will often make them white.
II, in spite Of good care. they arc per
sistently red, there ID some defect in the
circulation; and unless active exercise
corrects the trouble, one should consult
Q physician. Objectionable redness Of
the hands may Be caused by tight lacipg
or tight shoes.
The summer girl 10 often puzzied to
know whether she shall relinquish tho
outdoor joys Of rowing. golfing and play
ing tennis, and have white hands. or fol-
low her inclin atoms and casting aside
gloves, indulge in her dearly loved
sports. While these sports burn and
tan the hands. thay do not iniure them
permanently. The tanned hands may
be soft. the finger shapely. and the nails
we'll kept. In few days after our girl's
return to t,~n. and to the glove habit.
her skin will once moro be % fair As it
ever has been.
It ID mistake to suppose that self-de-
nisl % needed 10 keep the hands shapely
and goodly to behold. Legitimate occu-
pations and pleasures seldom injure
these ESSENTIALLY utilitarisn members Of
tho body. All they demand ID ordinary
caro-. By plunging them into hot suds,
scorching them over . kissing fey;ng-
pan, and beginning them with ashes and
dust i not giving them ordinary care.
They never resent use-ihey rebel at
diDu0e.
VTnsrNIA Wax DE- WATER.
For club reports, society and theatri
I'll Mana Won 1nnt THE COuRIRR
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union. Date Of sale. August 8 and 9.
Return limit. August 20.
Indianapolis, Ind. Supreme lodee
Uniform Rank X. OF p. Date of meet.
ing, August q. Limit, september 10.
Rate to DO announced later.
Nashville. Tenn, Christian epdeavor
annual meeting. July 6 to II. limit.
and rates to be annou 3ced later.
Omaha and roturn, S2.2O, national
congress retail liquor dealers. Data ~
sale, August % to q. Return limit N
days.
Omaha. Neb.. and return, q. %. m.
tiooal convention Bohemian turna,.
Date Of sale. August . to 30. Return
80 days.
Cincinnati. O.. and return, ~ a. q
A. r national encampmeut. Sale d.te.
aod limits to b announced later.
GEORGE ". BONNELL
Up. & T. A.. Lincoln, Neb.
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Tue CouRIER has reduced it, ami,
scsipeion price to q year See tin.
peg. '
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Frederick A. Stokes Como.,v 49,
h'her.. u and % West Twenty. third
treet, New York.
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