davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
VISAYANS AND TAGALOS.
There - Great Tension Between the I've
Tribes-rhe Tsgalos Are Reported to
lie Concentrating TroopA

MANILA. Oct. 16.-Mail advices from
Iloilo state there is great tension be.
tween the Visayans and Tagalos,
growing out of the Tagalos holding
Araneta, a leader of the Visayans, q
prisoner since the threatened Visayan
revolt against Tagalo domination a
month ago. The Vsayans are in
censed to the point of rebellion.
While the Tagaios nominally control
only the military organization of the
so-called Filipino republics, they have
crowded out the visayans from the
civil branch, whereat there is great
discomfort.
The Tagalos are reported TO be con-
centrating the troops in Panay al
Santa Barbara where Delgado, chief
of the revolutionary government com
mands. with a view to putting them
selves in position to suppress the
Visayans. Four thousand Tag
alos who have been held in re-
serve ut Capiz in the northern
part of the province of Panay last
week embarked in cascoes, the fleet,
purpose being to land at Conception.
whence the troops would march tc
santa Barbara. Adverse winds pre-.
vented the landing, however. Gen.
Palion's forces from Buena Vista are
also reported to be going to Santa Bar
bara
The insurgents will have $4,000 mer
and 5000 or 1000 rifles there. Gen.
Magbanna, according to letters plans
to attack the suburbs of Iloilo with
this force, carry the city and slaughter
the Americans.
A body of Tagalos estimated 20 mum.
Der between 500 and LOCO recently
crossed from Santa Babara to Esca-
lante. on the island of Negros, for the
purpose Of aiding lntepapaisio's ban
dts in keeping under the inhabitants,
who are friendly to the Americans
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
YAOUl INDIAN WAR.
The Redskins Have . Force OF $500 Neat
sahurips--MeHicau Troops Near
TORN Number 5000.

AUSTIN, lex, Oct. Ia Information
reaching here Friday night from Ortiz
state II sonora, Meg, contains the
following information with references
to the Yaqui Indian war:
Military scouting partio, reaching
the military mobilization point at
TORN, this state. Friday, report tina,
large forces OF Yaqui Indians are be-
ing mobilized at the base OF the
mount aims TO the north of that place,
near Sahuripa. 1t is estimated that
there are fully 1880 Indians there al
present and additional arrivals are
coming in all the time.
At the present the Mexican forces
nun bering some 5000 troops in all, are
mobilized in or near TORN, and it Is
understood the object of their concen'
tra,ion at that point is 10 move into
the Yaqui country at an early date,
probably about the middle of next
week, and open up active aud vigorous
warfare on the Indians with view OF
driving them out and ending the wal
al once.
This mobilization of Mexican troop,
has been conducted as quietly as pos
sible. with view of sweeping dows
on the Indians while they are scatter
ed through the Yuqui country in small
bands, taking them by surprise and
sweeping them of the face OF the
cart n, ths orders having been given &c
take no prisoners.
The scouting parties in Friday,
movements however, state that the
Indians have evidently been informed
OF the mobilization of troops AS they
are mobiising their forces also and
are preparing TO offer n formidable re
sisiance TO the Advancement Of the
troops. At present about 2,5oo mer
are at their disposal at Sahuripa
which Is considered the kew TO the va
qui country, the Indians may be a6ls
to hold their own agaist the troops
with even half way foruhcationS
This reported mobilization OF the
Indians was received with some sur
prise by the Mexican forces and NAV
possibly force them tn change their
plan OF action. but from reliable
sources IL Is learned that every effor,
will De made to push the dsnt ncx,
week in the hope Of bringing It to .
speedy termination.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
ADM. DEWEY IN BOSTON.
A Crowd Of Fully $4,000 People Met the
Hero Of Manila at the Depot-Es-
eortsd By War Veterans.

BosroS, Oct l5.-Fully Is. 900 people
were crowded in aud around the sta
ton, and in che rush to get look at
the hero he was we'll nigh carried of
his feet. He was with Mayor Quincy
and a delegation representing the
Home Market club, the chamber Of
commerce and other municipal bodies.
The admiral rode at the head of a col.
umn of 10000 war veterans through
the city's principal streets to the Hotel
Touraine, which will be his home dur
Ing his three days stay.
The admirars escort Friday night
were the naval veterans and follow
ing them were posts of the Massachu-
sets department of the Grand Army
and Spanish war veterans All the
streets were profusely decorated and
crowds lined the sidewalks. Red fire
was burned lavishly.
The admiral after dinner witnessed
q fine display of fireworks on Boston
common from his apartments in the
hotel and retired soon aficrward. Sat-
urday he had an arduous day, as he
attended many functions In the fore
noon he heard the school children sing
on the common, was presented with
watch at The city hall ard reviewed
the parade, which included the entire
state militia modified Cor its fall ma
neuvers. In the evening there was be
a banquet at the Algonquin club.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
ROBBER SHOT DEAD.
Tho President of Hank, While Covered
by Three R-volvers. usss . Rins
with Deadly Effect

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct l4.--JuSt rs
the bank at sevierville opened Friday
morning Pearl Thurman. q farmer OF
sevierville county, and VIII and Carl
Derrick. liverymen OF Knoxville, made
An unsuccessful attempt at robbery.
President Mcmahon, who had just
opened the vault, was covered 10y
three pistols, but seized rifle and
shot Thurman dead. Several shots
followed. Carl Derrick was wounded
md captured. VIII Derrick mounted
ais horse. but, after going a mile, the
animal was wounded by the pursuers.
Derrick dismounted, entered barn,
.et II on fire and shot himself dead.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
SPANISH ORDNANCE.
Under the Control of the span-
ish Government

WASHINGTON. Oct IA lot Of ord
nance Of heavy caliber, mostly Of an.
tique pattern. in the Notifications in
and around Manila and other cities
In the Philippines, has passed under
the control of the Spanish goversl
menI Under the terms of the trea,
of peace, this ordnance was TO remain
for six months in the emplacementS
during which time the United States
might purchase il. Otherwise IL war
TO be the property OF SPAIN
The six months period has jul
expired, and as none of q
guns have been purchased, Ap
Gen. Otis has done 50. without
ing the war department. the 81
ish government is probably at ioert
to dispose of it. About the only guns
Of any value are believed to be those
in the Luneta or shore batteries in
front Of Manila, where some old bronze
weapons of great beauty as specimens
of antique gun founding and some
modern Krupps are installed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
Commander Mason, Retired, Dead.

WAshINsToN, Oct 16.-Word has been
received here Of the death Sunday, at
Saugerties Depot, N. Y, of Lieut.. Com
mander I. Ii. NJ. Mason, U. S. N, re-
tired. Commander Mason was a ma
tive Of New York, and was 81 We ars of
age. He was instrumental in develop
ing the Office of naval intellig ence,
which proved of great value to the
government during the Spanish-Amer.
lean war.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20

MoRGASTowN, W. Va, Oct. IA Adm.
Sampson states that Capt. Chadwick
wrote the letter leading to the Toral's
surrender. and gave it TO Gen. Shafter.
The letter. he says, was signed with
out the slightest change, and surren.
der followed. 1t contained threat Of
mbardment and news OF the victory,
pointing out the uselessness of further
fighting. These facts are a part of tine
record Of the bureau Of navigation,
hitherto unpublished. Sampson says
Chadwick undoubtedly ended the war.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20

MOUNT PLEASANT. Ia. Oct. 1&-Mrs.
Robert 7. Lincoln, of Chicago, wife OF
the former minister to the court of
st. James. has been appointed admin.
lstratrix of the estate of her father,
he late Senator James Harlan. The
estate Of the aged statesman was sur
prisingly small, amounting to less
han $50, 900. All of IL will fall to MIRA
Line oln, his only heir.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
wife Murder aad suicide.

PEORIA, H.. Oct i&-Hasry Adair,
. mail carrier, Friday night Placed a
,hotgun against his wife's chest and
,hot her to death, and then placing the
run against his forehead. blew the top
II his own head of. Jeaieusly is given
N the cause for the crime.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
Fast DrivinR.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Oct. lA--on q
wager that he could drive the dis
lance in - minutes, w. R. Jones of
Dawson, Friday drove pony 10 road
cart from the public square in this
city over the country roads a distance
Of l3 miles in 33X minutes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20

WASHINGTON. Oct. 14-G,n Davia
from San Juan, =. r., reports to the
war de ..artment the death on October
~ of james Mann, Company NJ, lIth
infantry, cause net determined
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
1uavproprSate.

N was a Minister club meeting. and the
eaoth was exchanging experiences.
AT q funeral recently" said one OF the
sleryymen, II narrowly escaped laughing
ssrtrieht a, an unconscious bii of humor I
perpetrated. why is IT, | asked in the
course ofmy moral applying eloquence. why
IL il that there should be peculiar appro.
priateness to-day in the gathering about
this bier. Of friends and relatives whose
tears fall like RAIN
II paused there significantly 60 let my
words sink in, when suddenly. with a choke
producing fash, it crossed my mind that the
dead man had been a milkmnn in the com.
munity Tor - years. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
british Contract for Mules.

BoSHAM, Tex, Oct. 16.--Mr. Ed Sta
ger, of this city. who was one Of the
most extensive dealers in mules and
horses during the spanish-American
war, has Just filled contract with the
British govern ment for l, 500 mules for
service in South Africa in the war with
the Beers
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
Protest Aealn.t Excessive T..s,,o,

madrid, Oct. 1.-THE merchants
threaten to close their shops a. pro-
test against excessive taxation. II the
threat is carried out martial law will
be proclaimed, as serious distur Dances
would ensue.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE fight Friday
,ight between Joe Kennedy. of Cali.
,ornia, and Frank ChildA of Chicago.
was declared . draw st shs end Of tbs
txth round.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20

Author--l am troubled with insomnia. ]
lie awake at night hour after hour thinking
Of my literary work.
Fr,end-IIow very foolish OF you Why
don't YOU get up aud read portions OF lt!--
Bosion Traveller.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20

II time is money some peoples time mus,
be counterfeit. Chicago Daily News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20

Riches have wings and poverty has stings.
Daily News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-20
Yellow jack 1t Key West Decr.a.ine

HsHoW Jh0k 81 hey Wsst DccrsAsihG
KEY. WEST, Fla, Oct. 16.-The new
cases Of yellow fever number nine.
No deaths have been reporte< in tho
past "a hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11
TETRo BEGINNING TO SOAR
Mammoth Stationary - Yanke con.
Failing Back-Joe IIowers Does
phenomenal Trading.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER COS
LEAD. SL35
CASTING COPPER II.

Business was unusually brisk on the
exchange today The rumored strike
In the Tctro made that stock fcii up TO
i6h with q weakening tendency towards
the close. joe Bowers displayed itself
today ana recorded big volume of
business at prices ranging from 2Ois up
60 2ih. pctro was little weaker than
some expected % would boz owing 90 tho
reported demand ON tho curb last oyen-
ing. u sold down 90 ash. Golden Eagle
went back 90 q and was followed by
Yankee Consolidated 90 l4ii and star
Consolidated 90 u. South swansea was
In demand at 8i.sG and 100 swansea
were We're dropped ut $50. lnHot was
traded In at II. Motcur around 81. and
Mammoth nt f2.eiis. Gnlona sold at
ath. while Daly went Co ti.tiA and
DAILY West responded at fi2.O9. sun
shine found buyers at 90 and Martha
Washington nc 1913. bowers Extension
brought SO. midnight bowers go aud
Boston and De Ia Mnr "a. Northern
Light changed hands nt % and Lower
Mammoth went up to g.
Closing quotations were nH follows:
CLOSING hEurcn were nH follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

The Mammoth marketed ten cars OF
ore today
H. H. Wilson has gone TO Idaho on
mining business.
The star Consolidated had two cars
ut ore ON tho market today.
A ear uf orc was IN today from the
United States Mining company.
r., @ Wins. tho we'll known broker.
has returned from California.
\ ear ~ ore from tho Nevada near
Gulcundn w1H marketed today
Considerable prospecting II reported
from canyon Greek, near Park City
The last shipment NJ cyuuidcs from
the Daisy ugJtud the company nearly
$1,000
Mr. II, r. Poland returned from Butte
today after visiting some OF the b1u-
unzas Of that district
The CouRlIu Sampler reported four
cars gi ur" from Tlntlc and one car
from the north today.
Ten cars OF ore from Tinuc and one
from bingham We're reported at the
Taylor hruntou Sampler today
D.. a.. Waite has another consignment
OF medium grade cynnldea at the re-
nnery weighing about 800 pounds.
Eugene MeDowall has gone to De La
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11
AMERICAS MINrns Az MoNrrzrMl.
rive Hundred Are There but They Are
Nnt Appreheusiye.

Chicago. Aug, IA special 10 the
Chronicle from i9 pngo. Texas. EuyHi
j. II. Latin, uf bronwuwoud. TpNus.
reached hoFc Thursduy nirht direct
from tho heart ui tho Yuuui gold Cuuu-
try nj Sonora, Mexico. lie says more
than 300 American miners are IN tho
mountains near MontuzuInI tin LETT
Muut"zuml last Thursday and had not
heard uf the Indian uprising until be-
arrived hnrH The hostile country where
the Indians uru WusHiug IN 800 miles dis
uuti but tho Indians are llknly 600 roe
irolt Go Che mountains ut any moment
before She advancing troops. Latin
says NOT uu American miner lu the hills
hH7 heard or thu outbreak lie HuyE,
however that thn Americans at Monte
yuma seemed tu have no fear of the
Indians penetrating that flr into the
mountains and nu one believed that the
miners BOO the Immediate vicinity would
hn Wnlnst"i although those Americans
further down thn river are admitted To-
Doe ln danger unless the rebellion ls
soon slammed ont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

Preparations uro steadily going for.
ward Tor u greatly Increased OUTPUT
from the South Swansea lu the near
future The new Hhuu has been put
down about 100 feet and while force
uf mon d. steadily engaged Boo aoui-
luE this fhuft down another 900 feet
others Nlll continue 90 grt uut the rog-
ulur ore supply from tup old incline
Fhaft. A contract has now been let
for thH furnishing uf timber TO Boz used
in the construction uf the new SHAFT
house The work uf making the Improve
mrnn Will it is stated. be- started at
once. And it seems question "
very short time before large ore bodies
win De- reached ana pTuhtubly worked
that cannot Doc handled now. As the
compluyH ground Dr. 1900 feet wldo.
there seems 90 b. no probability ~ the
precious vein escaping them, ana thy
future seems fun OF good cheer Tor
the shareholders or this property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11
RICH STRIKE
IN THE TETRO.
Telephone Message Conveys the
News to Town To-Day,
ASSAYS SHOW 4 OF. GOLD.


a telephone message reached town
from T.uuc today Swing news Of rich
strike in the ToirD. ono Tiutic party
Hcnt word Zoo Tor 5000 shares OF the
stock Lata assays from tho Tgtro. %
was said. showed the presence Of four
ounces Boo gold with about fourteen
ounces in silver. Oncora OF the come
pluy iu town. consider the news TOO
good Co De- true. They arc Inclined TO
doubt thc reports and news from tho
mine superintendent iH unxiouHy
awaited Fully $4,000 has been spent
iu tHo development oi this property 90
ths pIorcnt stage Operations were
started as FAR back as 1921, anil since
chat time about 1900 fost ~ work has
been done. the greater part Of which
wuH carried on without the encourage
m,ui ui U Hlfu OF ore. Recently alm-
pics uf rock were received which
seemed 10 indicate that the coveted 0Ie
body was near This has eliminated
today iu th' rrHurtod nsHnyr OF ore
taken from the southwest drift uf the
main tunnel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11
MINERAL Prohibitions LAsr YEAR
Utah's Enlarged uutput Of rig Iron Only
stat. Producing photographic stone.

The statistics uf mineral production
ln the United states uH compiled Tor the
Mineral Industry show that this cuuu-
trN was last year hy fur che largest pro-
Queer uf iron and steel iu the world,
second only hy very small quantity IN
the production OF yuul and produced
more than half OF the total copper sup.
ply uf the world. lu the tutul value or
mineral production this nation WIS NOT
approached hN amy other % amounting
90 A'olNloIO against }GiNsllN31 iu the
preceding year
The production of gold during issy
amounted ln value t1 Sfi.ONa 600. agulust
&l1.2lu,lst lu 1890 The product OF silver
lH put down with GN.g6l1gt ounces.
against at.iii2l2 boo the previous year
The largest part uf fhn Increase In gold
production came from colorado ANA
Arizona, Colorado aud Utah furnished
90" iuyrrlH" BOO thu production OF silver.
while Montana showed large and
Utah n small falling ON ln silver
The production uf copper Increased
from 2l1N2' long toms boz 1897 tO .lgali In
ras. Arizona and Michigan showed the
principal Increase while Montana rp-
cords decrease
The production of pIg iron amounted
tu lldtll0i long toms. uu increase uf
over 100000 tons Tho domestic pro-
ductiun uf lHul amounted tp ges.A1i
short toms against l9l1lN lu tho pryyl-
III. f,rr'.t pgSt ~ ft,. ,.,... wv 'ir,ll'lb
~ , 49, ~. .' ,'l' ,n' '.'' mere
" l.,r,,.' u, ,t,,.,.,,.. 'n AZ 'Nli luu
5,NIsr. "'' TOO. '"'N'
The zinc production ln lsag amounted
H.. t,,,',.i '.'f.lt D.
yI.ll,,t, tt M '.,s'4 .nH
.,,ri .,,.. ''i.. rl.l", .,.u .h 9u, AllH-
t,,t.. "'' N'l,,'. WY lh' 'hl,l p,"-
'a,pir.. g,,,,, ~, ' .' 90 n,.o
q sui Gl6 r.,,,Tl g ,t,. ", Nv. y,
lI,uNI on 'l. NAll' 'I ~ 'hiln.n
VIZ. I''Nu' %, In lN.,'hHr OF llVlN'p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

Everything o. stll running smoothly
40 the new Mammoth mill, Witch has
ngrceubly surprised the management.
who expected alIEht difficulties until the
parts OF the machinery were perfectly
adjusted by Few days run, WllliUm
orr representing the Gold and Silver
Extracting company OF Denver who
own the cyanide patent. has gone out
90 the mill, and Tor the next two weeks
VIII work iu connection with Mr.. Bpy-
orldgo who runs the mill ana is an old
cyanide mill man, They VIII make IL
full team. - the end uf two weeks the
Initial shipment OF ryuuldps win be
mad" ana 10 is hoped shipments will
continue 90 come ln thpnCrforth every
two weeks. MuuuEcr ~. q. NUgn1u
leaves tomorrow Tor Louisville kru-
lucky, Co visit hiH father, who IL report
10 Do Do Nury II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

Col e.. ~. Miner has returned from
the Dexter md reports things looking
very encouraging lt thu property.
About $4,000 was obtained as the re-
Huly of thp July clHau-up. The hlg
strike recently reported uu the 2ao-tgut
level Nv holding out and gives every in.
dlCatiun 1f perm1uyueg though the cole
onpl said another two weeks VIII tHll
better just now some very rich orc
running 5000 100 gold Ia being obtained
from dr.fI nt % depth OF seventy feet
AZ last report very encouraging prose
poet WINS prvaentcd 1000 this DRIFT, and IL
days word should come. telling ~ the
opening out ~ O. big body ~ this high
grade ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

Special Corresponding.
ogden. Aug. 1.-THE annual meeting
uf the HtuCkhuldorH uf the Carbonate
Mining company was held un tho 18th
Inst a new board and new set OF
officers were elected uH follows.
A. Van pattou, president, 4. T..
briggs vlCH-prrsiirut and treasurer.
A. j Weber secretary. and. with a..
MullouH and T.. -. johnson. they form
the board ~ directors fur the ouHu-
INK year Their property D. situated in
Morgan county D hey have shipped al-
ready quito % Few ear loads OF ore 60
the Hm"lturs, from every Indication the
gentlemen have "a very good body Of
ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-11

Whom visited yesterday afternoon in
relation Co hlH tUp Go tho bunker nan
~ Stockton NU Tom JuuulngH grew
outhuHlnHtiy oyer thu strike which was
reported tl have hr.u made Boo that
property. news oft which reached town
last Monday. NuthIuH could be- dHn-
uIiUIy learned uf the strike until ST.
Jennings returned with samples No
Fnlen1 ind lead carbonate. a three
foot vein M pure guIHnu lH now present
ed Besides thIH There lH about "a N.
or moro ~ copper urH and lead carbon
ntu uu ihn edge uf the sHI"uI. Several
tons Uf urD have boon taken Uut auI %
looks ut the present time uH 10 iht
Hirlhn WllI turn uIt wei. but ~ this
thN management are rutlCaui until
visit Or made Zoo th. property uaAt week.
The assay figures lrH large enough to
suit the most ruugulrH but % was not
desired Go publish them until more
knowledge Hs tU the extent uf the strife
Dr. obtained.