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Arizona republican., 1898-09-19

the convention opened Saturday morn
 ing: Tt breaks my heart to go against
 Ellinwood. We were in office to-
 gether and were always friends. But
 I've gc. to do it." And he did. But
 happily Barnes cannot control the
 banner democratic county at the polls,
 neither can Jones, and the county
 which was forced to nominate a wsak
 man for congress against its will is
 now free to defeat him Cochise,
 Pima, Yuma and Pinal counties did not want Wilson and did not sup port him either. Another e1- ceedingly bitter pill for the the south to swallow is Tom Far
 ish for chairman Of the territorial central committee. lie was Wilson s personal choice for campaign manager. fl there is any portion Of Arizona in which Tom Parish is more unpopular than another it is in the counties named above. He Is known all over the territory as back number and a most successful nlismanager of every thing he undertakes This is why he appealed to Wilson's judgment. They are both from the same school Their mode Of speechifying is identical, ex- cepting that Wilson is noisier. Parish has that peculiar faculty cf making a man yawn who is across the street from him. As a campaign manager he suits the republicans admirably. His unpcpularity here will divide his party in this county and probably in others. Graham county is especially sore CT him. Over there they have been obliged to read some of his Ire form" stuff, which he contributes to the Bulletin. Graham will play even now.
 Mark Smith did not go home last night. He is still in town. He is more popular than ever and the dem OcTats will never get through kicking themselves because they failed to nom mate him. All realize that this cam paign is to be a repetition of the Eerndon fiasco Of four years ago. when the present Governor N O. Murphy knocked the territorial democracy into a cooked hat. Of course Smith wanted that nomination all right enough, but he wanted to administer Q trouncing to Barnes worse. Some one had to do it and Smith was the cnly Che who could; besides. he rather enjoyed the operation. Every one, even the Tn juns,'' admit that he did an elegant job. Smith got great deal of satis- faction out Of the convention aside from unseating Barnes. The ovation paid him when he arcse to decline the nomination must have been one Of the proudest moments of his life It was easily worth the pomp and cir cumstance Of his ten years in con- gress. Men who had travelled three hundred miles to help defeat him were carried away by the wave of popular enthusiasm created by his presence. He saw that the nomination was his, ! the delegates saw it, too, and best and sweetest Of all, Barnes saw it also. l But Smith said no. He had promised to decline and he kept his word The 1 nobIest work of God in these degen- l crate days is an honest democratic ! politician.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
DIVORCE SUIT NOW OFF.
Carney Believes His Wife Was Inno-
 cent of Bigamy

Evansville Ind, Sept. 1S.-John R. Carney, who sued for divorce. has consented to take his wife to his bosom again now that he has been convinced that she had not been knowingly guilty of bigamy. Carney is her fourth husband. After the death of her first husband she married, but after a few months separated as she learned that the man had wife at the time. Then she married again and left her husband because he was cruel to her. He died iii poor house. Seven years ago she married Carney. He was told that his wife had another husband liv- ing and upon this information he brought suit for divorce. Then the wife began looking up the history of her former husbands, especially No. 2 She obtained positive proof that ne had wife at tbc time he married her. No. 1 was convinced. dismissed the divorce suit and now Mr. and Mrs. Carney are having a second honey moon.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
SENATOR GRAY'S SUCCESS.
Vacancy on the Canadian Commission
 Soon to Be Filled.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Tt is ex- pected that the vacancy in the Amer ican representation of the joint United States-Canadian commission by the transfer Of Senator Gray to the peace commission will be filled in the course of { day or two. Ex-Secretary Foster, with Secretary Anderson Of the con- mission, is now in the city, and are making arrange mentS co leave for Quebec about the end of the present week, to be present at the resumption of the joint meetings on the 20th. General Foster has already had short conference with the president touch ing the work Of the commission.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
BATTERED BY NEIGHBORS.

St. Paul. Minn., Sept. 1S.-John Re han Of Pierce county, Wis, residing seven miles east of Red Wing, Minn., has been accused of ill-treating his family. About twenty-five men called at Rehan's house tonight and took him by force to chicken coop, where they disrobed him. They killed a number of chickens and used their blood to Jiscolor his face. Flour and water had been mixed together, and this paste was thrown over his booy. Feathers from the chickens were fairly scattered upon the paste. Rehan was then made to parade and compelled to promise to behave himself ;n he future
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19

Matteawan, N. r., late this afternoon on suspicion Of being implicated in the murder of the young woman. Burli- sJn was seen acting suspiciously on the outskirts of Matteawan this after noon and placed under arrest. short distance from where he was caught rubber tired buggy WAS found contain ing soms pieces of soiled clothing and case of surgeons instruments.
 Burlison's description tallies ex- actly with the man seen in the buggy standing On Seaview bridge, across Yellow Mill river, on the day the wo- mans remains wsre discovered.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
FIRE AT TUCSON.
The Loss Is Not Less Than
 $7S.OOOI If Is Sfoted.
RadulOviCh'S Business Block, inc Finest in inc Old Pueblo. is De- sfroyed by a Sunday Morning BIaze-Narrow Escape of Other Parts of the City.

Tucson. Ariz. Sept. 1S.-Radulo- vich's mercantile and office building block was destroyed by fire this morn ing. The Western Union telegraph, Wells, Fargo & Co.,, and the telephone offices were all destroyed; also Kits dry goods store, Raduloyich's queens ware store and Q large number of of fees, including the Odd Fellows hall The total les will be not less than S1s,000. Had it net been for the char acter of the buildings the entire center of the city would have been destroyed. The Southern Pacific fire brigade with it's water supply did heroic work
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
BRITISH PACIFIC CABLE.
Reason 10 Believe That England Will
 Subsidize the New Routes.

London, Sept 1S-It is expected here that MT. Chamberlain, before returning home, will pay at least a flying visit to Ottawa, in order, among other things, to talk over the Pacific cable scheme. There is good reason to be- iieve that the colonial minister has per- suaded the chancellor Of the exchecuer to agree to provide money for a subsidy for all the British cable routes in the Pacific, and that an important an nouncemsnt on the subject will be made early ID the next session Of the commons.
 Ali the colonies have now agreed to share in supplying the subsidy or to per cent upon the capital Of the company or companies which may lay the cables.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
DEATH FOLLOWS GREAT GRIEF.

Danville, H., Sept 1S.-J. K. Scearce Of Guy & Scearce, an abstract firm of this city, chairman of the re- publican city committee and a proml- ne1t Cad Fellow, shot himself in his barn late tonight. Circumstances point to suicide 4 month ago, dur ing fie fanily's absence at Lake Ge- neva, his only son, Charles Scea-ce, was found dead in bath tub, and this is thought to have so wrought on his mind as to cause arrangement The deceased was president Of the Illinois Printing company anG for many years editor Of the Danvilie News.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
INHABITANTS GLOOMY.
They Fear That Mount Vesuvius Win
 Do Great Damage.

Naples, Sep. 18.-A state of gloomy apprehension prevails among the popu- lation regarding the eruption Of Ve- suvius, which is hourly becoming more active and menacing. Streams of lava are spreading in every direction Seven new craters have formed around the central one and this has not tended to diminish the fears formerly felt, which were based upon an eruption Of stones and scorie similar to that which occurred in 1872.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
WOMAN ATTACKS A LAWYER. Mrs. Rosa Cook Not Satisfied With One
 Assault Upon Richard Berry.

Sedalia, Mo-, Sept. 1S.-Lawyer Richard Berry yesterday referred to Mrs. Rosa Cook, witness in case he was prosecuting, as not being men tally responsible and hence not en- titled to belief.
 As soon as court adjourned Mrs. Cook bounced upon Berry, striking him several times before the court of ficsrs cor1d quiet her
 She tb 1bo. .he court room, but as soon as ao' c Af. non the street she rer H,.sOfd .Y..'-nd to be dragge. f.,Ps lrt sr fO1
 This aftern~ orssp Sbo Tn armed with a horsem Oon an hour searching foi, Berry, soaa un- able to locate hiri
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
PREPARING TO GO.
Spanish Troops Ready to Evacuate
 Porto Rico-Ships Sail.

San Juan de Porto Rico, Sept 1S- Preparations for the embarkation of the Spanish troops are reported 10 be complete. although the American com missionefs have not been officially ad- vised to that effect
 While great secrecy is observed as to the deliberations of the commissioners, it is reported privately that Spain agrees to the hoisting of the American flag here within two or three days, the evacuation of the Spanish troops to follow with all haste
 The Spanish war vessels Concha Isabel H., Ponce de Leon and Terror, whose departure had been delayed through fear of hurricane, sailed this morning for Martinique, whence they will proceed to Spain
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
EXPERT HoRsEMAN KILLED.

Prescott, Ariz., Sept 1s-John Still well, one of the most expert hc-semen and cowboys ill Arizona, was thrown from a horse which he was engaged in breaking last night, and died from the injuries today. The accident happened at Norton's ranch, eighteen miles from Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
CLAIMS IGNORANCE OF CRIME.

Wilkesbarre, Pa., Sept. 1S.-George Bartlett, who shot and killed James Moffitt and mortally wounded Warren Richmond at Pittston last night, was arrested at his home today. He says he has no recollection Of the shooting. The murderer has five children de pendent upon him. The murdered man has widow and three childre2-
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
SICK FROM MOTAuK

Philadelphia. Sept. 1S--One hundred and twenty-eight sick soldiers arrived today oa a government hospital train from Montauk Point and were immedi- ately distributed among the seven hospitals in this city
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
TO RECEIVE THE SIXTH

Cincinnati, Sept 1S.-The most elab- crate arrangements have been made here for the reception of the Sixth in fantly on it's return to Fort Thomas tomorrow. Members of the chamber of commerce and others went to Park ersburg today to meet the regiment a the state line. This regiment was one of the first called out and it suffered most severe losses.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.

Madrid, Sent 15.-The Official Ga- zette publishes an announcement of the appointment of Senor Molter Rios, president nf the senate: Ssnor Ar buZza, Seuor Gadnig, General Correo and Senor Villaurrutia. as Spanish peace commissioners.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
CAPTAIN CAPRON DIES.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Captain AL lyn Capron of the First United States artillery died at his home near Fort Myer today.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
SHIPS SAILED YESTERDAY.

San Francisco, Sept 1S-The United States steamship Bennington sailed for Honolulu today, and the transport Condor loaded with supplies for the
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
WINNIE DAVIS DIES.
The Daughter Of the Confederacy Sue.
 cumbs to Malarlal Gastritis.

The Daughter CT the ConIederacy sue
 cumbS to Malarlal Gastritis.
 Narragansett Pier R. l., Sept. 1S.- Miss Winnie Davis, daughter of Mrs. Jefferson Davis, died at noon today at Rockingham hotel. to which place she came as guest in the early part of the Piers social season. She had been i'll for several weeks, and fortnight ago her ailment was diagnosed as ma larial gastritis. Last night a relapse in Miss Davis condition was noticed and throughout the night she lost strength perceptibly. This morning said the end was not far of. and at noon her death came to end her sufferings.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
SULTAN ACCEDES TO BRITISH DEMANDS.

DJevad Pasha
  Noel disarmament complying with the whole ut
  s prisoners
  Il
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19

Four Deaths at POnce-Saniiago's Pro-
 verbal Unhealthiness Demonstrated.
 Washington, Sept. 1S.-In dispatches to the war department tonight General Brooke reports four deaths among the American troops at Ponce, Porto Rico.
 General Lawtcn reports to the war department tonight that all but eight Of the Spanish prisoners have been shipped from Santiago to Spain.
 Sickness among the troops of Gen eral Lawton's command at Santiago is increasing. Nearly one-sixth of his force is now on the sick list, although the number of deaths is not great
Arizona republican., 1898-09-19

SICKNESS AT THE RONT.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
Soldiers Reunion at Donaldson.

Thursday evening reunion was
held in Peterson's hall at Donaldson
for the soldiers of the late Rebellion
and the soldiers of the late Spanish
American war. \ sumptuous feast was
served in which the best food to be
found was placed upon the board. The
occasion was merely a foretaste of
many other similar meetings In the
future, but to our knowledge it is the
first time since the close of the wal
that the young and old soldiers have
met on a common footing in Marshall
county. Toasts were made in plenti
ful numbers. John Good, of Tyner
made fine speech for the old soldiers
while the 18th found their main spokes
man in John Rowell
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
They Fought to "a Finish.

An exciting Knockout of several
rounds is reported to have occurred
eight miles north east of Bremen, in
Madison township. Tuesday morning,
William Beels, farmer drove to John
Gunther's place and engaged in con-
versation regarding some calves he had
purchased of Beels. The conversation
was evidently not peaceful one, for
after 1t had progressed few minutes
Beels hit Gunther with a club and
knocked him down. Gunther did rot
fancy that kind of a fight and on getting
np from the ground he made jump at
Beels with his fist. striking his oppon-
ent on the jaw and fractured it. The
blow was so hard that both men fell.
They were soon on their feet again and
renewed the contest with vengeance.
Beels picked up his club and got IN an
other blow that landed Gunther on the
ground. At this instance Gunther's
two sons appeared on the scene and
took hand in the combat Beels was
considerably disfigured by the blows he
received from the Gunther aggregation
He took his departure and now law
suit will be had to ascertain who is the
champion pugilist of that district
| Bremen Eng uirer.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
1t Don't Want Much

The American Cycle company, of
Chicago, which has been negotiating
with number of Indiana towns in and
near the gas belt for the removal of its
plant from the western metropolis TO
HoOsler soil, has submitted a PROPOSE
ton in writing to the Business Mems
association of Logansport. The COM
pany places the vaiue of its plant at
100000. 1t wants a brick building in
which $50 men can be employed, a one
hundred horse power engine and
boiler, three acres of land near street
car lines and railroad switches, free
transportation for removal from Chica-
go, $4,000 in cash paid on the spot a
clear and absolute title TO the factory
etc., when $50 men were employed, and
the building must be ready by Oct. % .
1t is quite probable that the American
Cycle company will remain in Chicago
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
The Novelty Has Large Orders.

The Novelty works has recently Civ
Ell attention to business inquiries from
Offenback, Germany, and from Rust
chuk and other cities in Bulgaria. Our
city is becoming household word
throughout the world from its connec-
ton with the Indiana Novelty Mfg
company. No fears need be enter
tanned but what concern like the
above will survive every calamity and
be of lasting benefit to Marshal county
In late interview with George Ii
rhayer he states that orders are multi
plying rapidly. At the present time
they are turning out $500 rims day
and within few weeks will possibly
increase the number to six or sever
thousand. An order was received yes
terday for 5000 mud guards. Thii
year promises to furnish more business
than any proceeding year.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
Statistical Crop Report.

The crop circular for September, 1898,
issued by the United States department
of agriculture, makes the following
showing:
The average condition of corn on
Sept was 81. l. This is 80 points
lower tn An last month and 4 s points
higher than 1897. There was marked
decline during August in several of the
corn-produclng states, the decline
amounting to 10 points in Iowa, 9
points in Kansas and % points in
ment of 3 points in Ohio, in Indiana.
IN Illinois and in Missouri During
the week ending Aug. g. the rainfall
was largely in excess of the average in
the principal corn states.
The average condition of wheat
when harvested was S6.7. Following
are the most notable averages among
the states of principal production:
Pennsylvania So, Ohio 81, Michigan lO2,
Indiana 90. Illinois 60, Iowa 90. Kansas
rs, Nebraska "a, North Dakota ~,
South Dakota SO, Washington 81, Ore
gon IS, California 81. The quantitative
estimate by the government of the
wheat crop will show some increase
over preliminary figures.
1t is now stated that the Russian
crop of wheat is short and exports, il
ally, will be very light. 1T these con-
dltions prove true American wheat will
bring a much higher value than the
markets now maintain.
The number of stock hogs for tatten-
ing shows decrease of 6.5 per cent
from that of last year. In only two
states, Connecticut and Georgia are
last years figures maintained.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
A Few Parting Words.

We desire to say a few words In this
public way to the good people of our
own church and all the other churches
the editors of the different papers and
the good people who are not identified
with any church. We believe that
much of our little success that has at
tended our efforts in building up the
u. Il. church is due to the assistance
given us by all the above named per.
sons. We are very loath to leave ouI
many friends, but as our lot has fallen
elsewhere this year we are in duty
bound 70 90, but shall ever hold in fond
remembrance our many friends IL
Ply mouth and vicinity. AS Rev. j. w.
belong is royal good christian man
we bespeak for him a pleasant recep'
ton among our many friends.
OF. LANDS.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
WinOna Organizes.

The Winona Reading Circle met and
organized in the office of John Bender
Friday night. With Mr.. Redd as tenn
porary chairman and Miss Gladys
Hoover acting the part of secretary the
following officers were elected: Miss
Florine Disher, president; Miss Marie
Hoham, vice president; r. M. Thomson
secretary. Mr.. Martin was appointed
leader. His office is to direct the
course of study and to help the students
over the rough places by frequent sug
gestions and revelations. The circle
has at present about twenty five mem
bers. A question remains whether the
membership will be enlarged or remain
fixed to the present number.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
From Mondays Daily.

Mr.. and Mrs. Is. F. Hammond have
moved to Hamilton, Ind.
Rev. w. w. Raymond will start
This evening for Baltimore.
Miss Harriet BIssell is recovering
rapidly from her recent sickness.
Mrs. Belle Jordan was called to Bour-
bon today by the death of her niece.
Hon. l.. w. Royse and Bertram Shane
have formed law partnership at War
saw.
Two of the school teachers in Com.
pany ID, North Manchester, j. +. Huff
and Ernest Singer, started in to teach
school Monday under the belief that
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30

$4,000, and the money is now in the
treasury with which to do it.
Cash paid for hard and soft maple
logs; also second growth ash sizes in.
and up in diameter. Logs to be cut y
or Is it, long. Prices for logs, IL in.
and up in diameter, $500 per NJ. from
s to IL in. &c per lineal it. These logs
must be straight, smooth and free from
knots. Bring the logs in while t. ere is
a demand for them and we will pay
you cash; improve the opportunity
while it lasts. Indiana Novelty Mfg
Co., Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
From Saturdays Daily.

A fine girl was born to Tom Twomey
and wife last evening.
Jerry Blain is improving slowly. He
will be belfast for some time.
Miss Rose Carnihan left for Kewanna
this afternoon where her school awaits
her.
Leopold Levy, republican candidate
foe 81 ate treasurer, was in the city last
night.
The democrats of Indiana opened the
campaign in three fourths of the coun-
ties in the state today.
f. E. Bearss and wife, of Peru, are
visiting his parents south of Bourbon.
Fred is working for railroad company.
NJ M. Beck, of Tippecanoe, has re-
turned from visit to Central City,
Nebraska, where his wife's people re-
side.
The Ben Hur society are preparing
the old Masonic hall for their occupancy.
They expect to be in their new quarters
by Jan. l, 80.
I Several members of the 18th from
South Bend passed through this city
today on their way to Indianapolis
where they will be placed on guard
duty.
II. G.. Patton was called to the bed
side of his father at Hammond yester-
day by telegram and expects to stay
about a week. His father is not ex
pected to live.
Parties were in the city this after
noon for the purpose of appointing
receiver for the Lapaz creamery. The
above concern we understand has gone
out of business permanently,
DR.. Johnson, of Marshall county
planted some squash seeds from which
grew vine that covers 600 feet OF
ground and he has taken off Is squashes
and there are ten more on the vine tina,
are nearly ripe.
G.. Hincline, the smallest man in In.
diana, was in the city Wednesday tC
consult DIR. Baker concerning a lost
calf, Joseph Baker, who it seems has
inherited some of his fathers strange
powers, took the case in hand.
The Gem cigar store is being con
verified into real palace by the skillfu
embellishments of the Plymouth Deco
rating company. Bert Logan has re-
signed his position at the Phoenix snC
hereafter may be found at the Gem.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Whitehead has brought
suit in the Elkhart circuit court against
John l.. Bell, for $1,000 for breach Of
promise. She is a divorced woman
with two children and he is widowe
with one child. She has been house
keeping for Belt.
Walter A Williams, of this city, nov
, member of the Sd Illinois regiment
is sick in a southern hospital His ex
, act location is uncertain. Two week
ago his parents heard from him. II,
: was at that time belfast at Porto Rico
In recent issue of the Chicago Times
. Herald, the name of II. Williams ap
8 pears in the list of the sick transporte,
from Porto Rico to TT. Monroe. |
Walter is the one referred to, the initia
= of course is incorrect.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
Child Drowned.

Valparaiso, Ind, Sept, 24.-About
1890 yesterday the little girl of Samuel
Bastel, while playing beside tub of
water, fell in and drowned. The mother
had missed the little girl for quite a
while, and, after looking for her found
her lying in the tub of water. Life had
been extinct for some time. The little
girl was two and one-half years old,
Physicians were summoned, but too
late.