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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-01
ARIZONA NEWS. Interesting Items Culled from Our
 Exchanges.

A heavy frost, on the night of the l6th, practically ruined the potatoe crops of Coconino county; it did much injury to the crops oi small grain.-- Pick and Drill.
 Quickly clre constir ation and rebuild aud invlgorate the entire system-never gip or nauseate-De Wits Little Early Risors. Copper Queen store,
 It is not general known, but 1t IS nevertheless tact, that teIiurium ore has been found ia the Black Hills, and within five miles of Jerome, on the east slope of the m0untains.- News.
 One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures obstinate summer coughs and colds. ,,I consider it a most wonderful medi- cine,--quick ana safe. "-W. W. Merton' Mayhew, Wis. Copper Queen stcre.
 The total assessment of the town of Jerome made by the city authorities IS about $360,000 taxable property. On this sum the city council may impose tax of one per cent, and it is not likely that less will be considered sufiicient.- Journal Miner.
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CUaaU iit,p- ss,.. 4.t Ir,-r,r-.r--.-s...s>-..-. care came from Glendale and the other ten were ship ped from Mesa.and Tempe. --Republican.
 AcKGR's ENGLISH REMEDY WILL SToP cough at any time. and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. 25 cts. and 30 cts. For sale Blsbee Drug tore.
 A ten.stamp mill which was recently placed on the Crown Point mine will be started up in few weeks. Col. B.odie and his associate in the ownership of the Crown Point, Mr. Van Bnren, of New York, will arrive from the east shortly and the production of gold bull lion will then begin. The Crown Point Is ono o! the best gold properties of ite ciaaa in Arizona.
 About 6 D. m. yesterday there was 2 vivid flash of lightning which seemed to travel along the ground until the loud peal of thunder, which followed, died in the distau"e. The bolt Knocked the top from large pine tree, near O. J.. Marshal's reside: co, in West Prescott the lightning descended the tree, passed through an opeRing in the h3lrd fonae
 ard set fire to pie O! rubbish g foet distant .-Cop,ier.
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On Sunday night large delegation of Maricopa county's Indians, including several members of tAe iHGian school band, returned fiom Omai:a, where they nava been entarty;ulnI l!ie visitors to the eS position during taa sGmmer.-- Republican.
 "Our baby was sick fora month with severe cough and catarrhal iever- Al lhoGsh we tried many remedies she Kept getting worse unal we used One Minute Cough Cure, ,-.t reielyed at cnce and cure her in few days. ."-B l.. Nance, Frin. High SGhco!, BiuifialH. Texas. Copper Queen store.
 There still seems to 5o o.'oa gcoanl for location in the Je.o24 sia', ] every few days locations are being recorded at Prescott. The records show that John Shriuer,J J. W. Horton and N. B. Shanks have located i've claims iu tAc Black Hills distg;ct.-Jerome News.
 Sick Headache absolutely and CT. mamently cured by using Moki Tea. X pleasant herb drink. Cures cons tip, ation ard indigestion, makos you eat sloer, work and harpy. Satisfaction ur.s.gan... nu f1r'..y hIg.-. IN r!".
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CEO. W. SWAIN, ATTORNEY AT-LAW. VI Will preetice in all the courts or the Territory. Tombstone, hriZolia.
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ALLEN R. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AND .A Counsellor-at-Law. Omco on rourth street.. Tombstone. Ari2ona.
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1 DE.J ". INGTOE.-DENTiSfRf IN D all it's branches. Scsisfs.ctson guaran- 1 teed. Otice-Shearer Building, bisboe, Ari-
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KY c. STAERLE, ATTORNEY AND CoUN-
 w sellor. Tombstone CoUhiso County, A.
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fX;ILLIAM SChRlNSREP, JUSTICE OF
 W the Peace, Notai Pnhltc and Convey- rncer. Office in Wallace B'lding, Bisbee, Ariz
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...s a. suu., w,t1 itching piles la,.ty s...a Ae,yry a ing D" WUt'~ Wltau uaa3 etIva, t.y oaEhtu |.''"
 gompletots aUr,' h@ ao"ar ai woranas, a'A aIng''o.. nn1r'nl...
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trOME FORUM-Bi>!,pN rorum No, 1918 IT Iroets first and th;rti sin:iday iti each rn nth. Opera Hruse, : 50 p. m. Visiting com tGliiols always welcome.
 il. v. S.Illey, Pr,s T. '. peviue, Treas. NIn. Scrimsher, Sa,
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A su2cid pl.a ol t."1'v-'".,' ... ....rf AUN ub.s waNF "... gr"- .. II. ...s. ...a.r ..., Nl .a :.
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r,ERYE,yT ASfILAR LODGE, No r F. & A. NJ I Meets first Thursday of each month. Wis
 itiny hrethron cordially invited to attend F. A. SWEET. ". Nj. J.L. BROWN. Secretary.
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r>usTAR HEHprL.. I..N'rl l-.FaagBT. G Lessons iu I...s.a n..r. a-''a D. N@'l h' Eel Lewis.
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FRAsKE, HsnsyoPo. SGEH 6. f'AA2AnD,
 HEREFORD & HAzHARD, Lawyers, Tucson, Arizonp, have .established an office at Tombstone with $. A. D. upton, attorney at law, and will attend each court term at Tombstone.
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/DR hDMy; a.HE-' =. ..'..... 1S' x -...- ,s- idence, Sheascr D4ilorH.s, uaNs .a .f'. t~r- rington's.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, COCuisE 'irihe No. 7., meet every Thursday eveu- u,s- | tho Opera tIo;Ise Hall NiSiring brot. aIs cordially invited.
 NJ. Q. BENTON, Saahem A. MARKEY, c. of R.
 Dr. Edmundson, Medicine Man.
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yATES $. EsGHsxrsSNsI, ATTORNEY
 at Law, Bisbeee, Ariaoca. Will pracuee ia al the courts of the Territory, and In tAe 1: Supreme Court of the United StHte5.
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\ RrUqR EJ5N, yIOLINTSr. bySioNSGtEN- 4 ea et rs.,sou,s'ita raleS. hi'trS's "os 4'4'
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C K. wEA.E.EAa2, JUSTICE OF TNE PEACE. Cotary pabiio; Conveyancer. piils Collected e Srecieity.
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Pacific Time. *Flag Stat;oa-,jtops on Sig al. pgN. WliLIAa,a, Superintendeat.
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PRl ~.a.AL CARDS.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
THE UPRISING OF THE YAOUIs.
s.s . rr.t"sx~d and Btssas
War Expected.

Austin. TeNaS. Nng. ~ special ~
c-ive,i her- yesterday from Terraza 4.
state Of chihuahua. Mexico. whirh i.
epriSing. = To the eject that the In
iians are arranging for a prolonged
var The sp--cisl say~;
-lt j. going To take the NeNtr1n u
government a long time with a big
force of troop to qH~ii the rrbellian.
The Yaquis arr hotter prepared now
than ever before for long and a
hloosiy campaign. They are well sxsd
financially. nrariy all of th~m having
saved thu ssnopsr bead which the Mex
.s~ government paid them WHEN they
signed thu tr~aty Of peaee two y~ars
,go. They have b-en making mon--y
sins... then. ton. and IL j. known - H.
fact that th-y have h--en laying IN
big supplies OF arms and ammunition
for some time past.
1T has been common taIk among
the American pro~Pectors in IN. Ya.Iui
valley that the Indians are preparing
for another outbreak. buf aS the
braves had always shown a friendly
spirit towards the Americans IL was
thought they would not modest ,hetn
when they did 70 On the war path
They ar~ determined tn recover all
their lost country. however. and will
kill everybody they find within the
limits Of their old possessions
The special also reported that a
number of miners and ranehmen "a
and near Sorori had been slain and
their property laid waste.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
JUAN IsIDRo JIMISEz TALKS.
p~-t~- r.r,t-tp.ss-- .. sh~ NTfIs.x
Of H-.r-..x-s-~k. frf-.a-hlp
~Hb ~ .ss-a -tst..

Havana Nnr fs~n. Iuau I~isirs
Jimin~s. vh.n b. attention was esli--sI
yesterday - a eaht- summary Of an
aiisgs,t sf.s=larstlnn ulaslr hs ham h-r~
rvcvutiy aud publishsYi la th~ piss,l
>fatrs 70 ths eject that b. was ataput
10 prusr-,i "a the nitrsi >tatvS - or
Ezuizr an sNP--siittan against th~ -
istinx government of S.su fssminea.
rrpiisd that b.. had nst niasis the
statement attributed - hiu. He W~ut
On IA saS that ID vas quite un-
hostile 10 thu prs>.-ut government. a..
II eeuld not pss~sihly last b.ry oud the
18th 90 tins month.
Il did hsar.- h. continued. that
~ sureaaN Nas srndins men 50 Cuba
"a Kill me. bat ! knew nothing what
ever regarding the plot to kili him.
had no connection with Ramon
Cse~rs-. ~ho did the sha-a'ing
i do not h.-li~ve that the United
States Will interfere with my govern
msnt in san Domingo. whieh will u.
a government p~ae~fui and helpful In
all for the United states did not IN
tsrfere With the government 90 H~u-
rrauN. Who robbed and murdered for
II years
ten Iimin~t admits tha, he has
often bcen To the United States IN.
eognitio. bat SAWS h~ has not bad in
terSieWs with Official persons He esyn.
stders that fh~r- - M need 81
promoting expeditions to land ia Ssa
Domingo. a. there sirvady are thou.
sand men waiting for him. a force
which he knew was quite sufficient Tor
his purpoSs-
Referring 20 the future relations ot
San Domingo with the United States
he expressed a desire 10 b. on friendly
terms with Washington. AMI said hs
could count upon American sympathy
Gomez he referred To a. esteemed b,
all eiasses Of Dnminieans. but moi
sought for as president
The p~oPl- Of san Domingo. he de
elared. arr imPetuouS, and arr urging
him TO come Ia them at once. bat fol
a time hs prefers delay. as each daI
| IL worth a battle won"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
BOUGHT BY rHE PRESIDENT
re~ fs@~.. ~W~Af.t~, s.ts.z~~
o.~- u.rw D. ss- s.-s. sf
rA..~ ~. f..- ~

Canton. -. Nug r. President Ai.-
Niul~s has purrhs..si m. faulasr. Ws-
kini~v suttar~- a. th~ ruru~r -
Worth Msrk~, street ant Louis av.u,s...
Th~ DIAL wR~ rfu~ssi SATURDAY. The
consideration ~as sfg-n The f.aY. ~
hav- pss-s-,i- Iis vtH sreur~ p-r--s.s-
SON ef ths rsnfrart amt .i-s,i ss-tsl.-r
u~xs
The pTF,r-rst waS usss Ia the -,arse'
.lt sss ~nsl-sr~,i tn T,rssi.isnf susi Mr..
" ksai~e - 5h~ir srsf h.suas. - sh~r.
h~v h-eaa h.ssfseks~piux ansf ~ t~asi-
y uas u,ssris- ~ s.sr,svs fh~r-
n. lss b. la-a s~~s frsut uu Wark~t
.frves. hs "a IN Lauis svrnus
rhs fsysnf srransf.s shags. ths ssi.ss ?
ssar frssn ~ his'aris- eaust.asiru e
t-ass phsa th~ aate,i A.aa~ -. th~
fsiltiral News feF nsariy a aailiiau
1-opie
refsr~ f~asfr- Csasan fsr ~. mae
yurafi.in President Nek5nisy fri~.l -
hsay the haur utssi.- siasrhfs sl-.sr -
him lf ts nos h-riiss-si thsi NJ.
tiarsr- voald have ~alt th~ Piaer -
sayeu~ -i--s-
II j. h--ii~v~si - - the prv~i.ls.st-s =
Intention tu spsnd parf af zach -siiit-
ua~r In Cantun- The interior - fhs.
Aauss h.,~ siWay- b--~u rsssFSsy and rslal
if,d esinifnrtai.i. n is shuaxht pns si-
hle that the president may rrnavatr
the hou~- and make improvements
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10

~.sy-rhr~- fsi.r-s o.. . s.ttt-
ss.. %. . fr~s-h NssIway

fsrt~. Ang- The of'i.-iat iny~~si-
CATION into tn. collision stursls 3
evening AZ Iusisy. subarb u Paris
on tho southern sisis. h~tvesn th.. tir-
leans hae Paris sad Nantes train and
the Paris and lyons M~,iiterrau~an n
train. show that u p~r@ons wsrv
killed and = injured.
The collision occurred during a ter
rihte thunderstorm IL - suppo-.S,
that the electric current may have
bsen resPonsibi. tor the defective siz
Mailing.
The first train WAS at a stansistiIi
and the SECOND train came down upon
Il al the rate of - miies an hour The
locomotive of the latter CRASHED
through the brake van of the former
and teleseoPed thrr~ passenger ear
riagrs- The moving train was not an
jurrd.
Heartrending screams and eries for
assistance flied the air. but the pas
sengers wer. - mas~sd in by debri.
that they were extricated only aftei
the greatest difficulty. All ihr-- ear.
riages were crowded with excursion
iSts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10

Albany. y y, Aug 5.-rhe general
cogrt-martial convened IN try First
Lieut.. Wesley F. Bryde. Of the Ninth
regiment. y. g. y. T.. who was ae-
cused of directing the namss of Sergi.
Bodamer and Corp Reidy TO he placed
upon the muster and paw roll of Com
pany =. Ninth regiment. y. q. y. ".
as qualified to pay as members of the
national guard Of New York. has sub
mitted its findings to the adiutant
general. The court found Bryde guilty
of abetting the deception and s-n-
tenced him to be dismissed from the
service
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
THIRTY PERSONS DRow Nep.
4 Dr~aktsx slip Pr~~tptsss~s oss
Hssar~d >ixhs.~~r. tate the
Water 81 Dnr Harb.r.

Far Harbor. Me-. Aug. While q
crowd OF eNsHrsianists were on the
way to see the war ships, a slip leading
from the dock ta the boat al Mount
n,s ferry broke, pr-eipitating
more than i0o persons into the water
Twenty bodies nave b.sn rrcoyer~s
and il Is estimated that the dead will
number 10 or more.
Among the bodiss identified are
those Of Mrs. William Murray. OF
Brewer. Irving Bridges. Of West Han
cock. Albert ColSon. of Levant. Mrs.
Alonxo oakes. of Bangor; Joseph Muir
ply. of Old Town: Mrs. Hollis Estey.
of Ellsworth. Clifford Cushman. of
Corinth: Mel ! McCadd. of Corinth.
Miss. Lizzie Wood. of Bangor. Louisa
Bartlett. of Bangor. Miss Grace sum
ner. of Bangor. Charles W. Downes. of
Ellsworth. p. r. Sweesier. travelling
salesman, Portland: Ora VI. Iank. Dan
forth: g. r. Bennett. Brewer. and a
woman believed to h. his wife.
Four others have not yet been iienti-
fed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
The DREYrUs TRIAL BEGUN.
sf"-~'s p."r- 80 ss..ts-r.st..
80 ts~ s~~v-t p..si~r

Isnr~-. Mug The 'u~n 10 ~
'rvrnrly artniat.,i. but every h~r- pr
fsei tranguiii,y prevails Public iutrr
~~t 3. concentrated uruu ih~ ARRIVAL
FROM iari, ~ ,uriou4 r~rsonags~ hk.-
~ 10 avnr, iu tn trial - capt pr,.y
fus. Nuiunr these are D~n~rsl~ -
Esi-'icffrr. s.ons and Roget. al ir
rfut't " t'esifr~s tassiruas. for,u-t
minister If war. and VI ts~imir- rcFivr
fcrrn~r pr~~isisut ~ Franc~
A larry crowd which had rath.-f ~
sroand fh- railway station. gr,~s.,
The <~n-rsis IN aiiwhtinE fron "A.
train with crie- ~ -Niv~ t'Nrrn.-..-
The r~st-i"ui~t spectators rvSpousi-d
With -Nisr "a Eepuhlitus.- but thor,
Wss 90 disturbance ~ rr,lev
". oa-smir tsri~r. Who wss mu~h
fstigt+si hy ,h- long railway ioaru-s
i.-viir,i o. wsik to the hotel. hoping
that ~ would NOT h. rvcuguifrsi. btt
his tsf~nt,fv susin l-esu. Known an o
larr~ efevt foliov~si hiyn a.. stfir,d
Ia a hrh' suif. h. walked Show ly sl,iti.-
-hattinw sifh N. .~vfsrt of r.niir~ q &
th- chief ~ tn .scr-' r-,ii,-~. VI ~
Tri-r. "a hn mot him a. she ral~as -.
tion. aud ar~ofnFss nir,i hsrr - The h.,l- -
The ers~d Hsd- M ,i~mon~frarie,
rhr antheriti-- however. d~~n y 81 ..s
- maintain th~ most stringent pr
rnufinn~ tuF thr safety - ,hs fnrur-f
rr~~isi~ut. and ~ x-nsiarr'les no,v 60
trni 'h- frnns - ,h~ hotel ehsrs hs
has apartments -hfi~ a uumt~r 81
i~t~~fis.s ~atch fhr entrance hail
ei,s-sly ansi -~an al arrivals
Th~ trial viii rsu,rn~nr- this uiorr.
iug Nft.r ~ tnsii-tui-u' has t--~n
rad y - though, probable sA~ pr-~i
sisuf ~ fh~ ~vnF' martial. Col Ius-f
viii ur'l~r The ,foor- riss-s,t frr th~ ron
..si-ratinn - m .-vr~s ,iss--i~r whlsh
siii - presented bs Gen. thsu~iu
fh~ consideration - ,h- da-si~r it i-
~xp.vt~si vtil o.rvups two dsy-. -.
thsf fhe n~Nt puhlic se~sinn will pruls
ahiv ~ On Thursday. although per
hap- not until Frisiay The g~usrsi
IMPRESSION y that tn - hs,i~ pr,--~-,i
ng~ viii ~svups a. l-ast thrvr w--ks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
AN UNJUST CHARGE REFurED.
om~~r- - ss.s-s.r-st 's-sse.s
WITH r.s.~s ~p..t-s W-t~.

Havana. Nur s. Considerable cs,,-
nirus va. caus-d here YESTERDAY ~
t,rno,,n by thr Publication - di-
patch frcm the United state. cuib.-iy-
ing the harry na,lr los a leading
Nsw Nork new ~pap-r that t.os Cen.
Brook~ nrtr s.~u. lu,ilow. military
governor IT Hayan, collector Tasksr
liii-~ and Mai Davis. sanitary officer
az Havana. hase hssn rvc~t,iur extra
allowance aut 81 the Cuban rvVrnue-
TO maintain th~m~ris~- im luNurs IN.
fcs ling among Nm~ricsn- IN Havana b.
that this eharre d. ha~gsi urcn q ss-
rious WissPprvh~n~i"n ~ The facts %
ths casr
The sngE~~tion % luxurious living
prrri~V~~ the Cuhau~. Whn arr IN "a
position To- contra-, the sss-u,s.-raiie
wsy in whirh m~u holding the high
rank h~lsi D., 'i-n~rals Bro,kr aud i.si'i-
low cunsluct their establishments with
thu pro.iigai habtis 81 the oli spanish
res .me-.
A. to III. charge that Oeu Hruok- .
has expended money in repairing the
p,isc.. th- Americans r-pi, that this
old and historic ~trgrturr hsd either
20 h~ r~pairr,i 1nd renovated or pull~d
down, an,i consequently ai-nut sio.i.-
uu has h.-~n .Np-nti.,l on tt iiut, -
h pointed put. instead - t.ing, a.
heretofore. the private rv~tsi.p~- - ths.
governor ar.n-rat. the rail,r,- o. no~
s-rital,i- network ~ puhiic ofiie~s.
including ou~ large wing devoted to
the mas"r and municipal of'riai,
ten Brooke private quarters arr
unequal T. vhst woud t-- allo,s~si
him AZ sny ~fsti"n in th- nited
states. Aside fr"m th. officisl rrs-n-
tion ru"u. hi- apartments are only
u...isstiy furnished
A. to tho governor -~n~raIs ear
rizg~ anal horse. thv fact g. that IN.
n~vv-~afv expenditure be- this dir-c-
ti"n do-- not cuul~ out - IN. insofar
| funsis. hut - m-t hv the Tinted
state. t.-u Hr,.,k.-. coa-hman -
pari in th-- same way ~ The uas ts,-
hsrs - bis staN u b. hsr,tls f~ b. s,-
/ pset~si that an of'trial - tsrn Eru-sk.'s s
military and administrative sfatus
S"uid pay his transportation 81
psusr~-
III sam- answer - th~ charg~ caa
- Hl-sis IN th~ ,ass % ts~u- tadI,ss,
rha has only few ronus-. 1usi b. H'-
~raiiy surrwun~d With ofire-. ~ has
very few servants. Not mans ruru of
equal rank aud m.aus IN th. uifrsi
States waHid h. runtsut With What
Ssfi-as~ ts~u Lusiioss
BriE S~u- Ts~ lfs~~ in haus.-
sshish he rents. and t.~n- I..,,narsl u
Nos.i. the military Ess-rnnr of Ma
tanza- Santa clara and santiago lives
u.st Economically
n for eal- idizs and Ma Davis.
army ofssvr~ - their rank who hsisl
high administrative affi.~ are pat -
many eSpsn-~~. specially in shs- uss---
rxpsn-it- efau'ry ansi fh- opiuiau E.
generally sxpFr->ssi that if T. evils fafr
- rnsks fh~u reasnuai isie allowance.
- euser shat - iu7pe.esi upsa thsui.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
BRUNER's REPORT DENIED.
Apprerishi~ Damage O.. the
tors sr.p.

omaha. Neh.. Aug. Union Pa
eific officials take issue with Prot Bru-
n~r. entomoiogist OF the University Of
Nebraska. In hts statement that srasS-
hoppers are destroying grain in the
western part Of Nebraska. eastern Col
orado and PORTIONS Of Kansas. One
official said:
The Union Pacific has just snishesi
running this report down. and il is
found that Prof. Bruner i mistaken
al least so far ss the territory Snr-
rounding the main lines oF branches
OF the Uninon Pacific are concerned.
While there are a few hopper. as
there always are. there j. no damage
being done. and no indications OBJ
ssrvanls of any quantity in the air.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
NEARLY FORTY WERE KILLED.
lev ssr-t~u r.rs. r--t
ssa ssp.t.~a.

Rs''ig~p"rt. Conn. Aug. : Nesriv
" persons w~r- killed bs an asci.isut
On the >tratford extension ef th~ Sh~t-
ton street railway. at four a'cI,,.k yes
ierday afternoon. ~hsn a loasi~d trol-
Icy car wvnt OF thu trv<iis over Ferk'r
mill pond At Oronogae. ai-,ut -iN miles
north Of Bridgeport. and sank in the
fats ~ feet b~iow. Thus far - people
ar. known 20 b. dead. and several
more In jurvd
Only two persons arr known - have
rscap.d unharusd. " i. bsii~v-d
that th~rr wer- q pass~ngvrs ON the
car. but the indicator wa< removed hy
a conductor of another ear and spirit
"'l away, - that ~ pr~~~nt ~ y impus-
sible 10 state accurately the numbsr
aboard
The Sc~n~ of the arrisirut - b.-twr-u
shelton and Rri,ig~port
The ear was north bound. running
towards shelton. u Vas Tn charge Of
Conductor John Carroll. ~ bridgeport
" ho was among the kill~,i. and Motor
man Hamilton. II bridgeport. who 80
capped by jumping
The tr~>tls = go feet long. made of
iron. With stone foundations. and va.
not Proi~c'rd b. guard rails. south
% the trv-tl- ~as an incline dp~ n
which the rar ran at. a high rate 81
speed After IL ran On 70 the trvzti-
about ten feet the trucks left the
rails. and fh~n the ear continued on
III. ti-S for about IS feet wh-n i, ~su,
OF the trr>rl- and drvpp.-,i into thr
pond b-io~. osrrtarning completely
and up~nsiing
Wh~r th~ ear struck tho four-,or
motor and the h~avs Trucks crushed
into IL. instantly Killing many Of tn
passengers.
Three physieians. Who wer~ psSs~n
ger On a ear a short distance b.hind
arrived gui-kiy on the -r~us ansl r~a
sisrsd all p,s.sihi- Assisfsnrv T. thu in
jurvd-
Word was sent Tn Brislgvp"rt. aud
three suhstianc~~ amt the p-slne~ wax
on wrrr hurri.,i 70 TN, --~u- ant the
iuIurr,i wvr- taken O. bridgeport
general hospital \ mergu~ wa~ i'm
proVisssi IN the main ru~rn q ;he town
hall at >tratfeFd. and In a very short
time - hosli-S W~r- LAID out waiting
iisntiiratisn.
The aecisirnt waS witn~--.si bs Mis-,
Frames PEEK. who r~>isie~ si-out co.
feet from th~ bFidg~. She Nas up
StsirS a. her h~ui- a. tho ear va.
passing. and sh" ~ayS that u va run
ming a, an unusually fast rate.
Prank tramsr. Who Wa bathing
near th- briirw. states that the pas.
~sugvr~ Nvrv an xinris< and in the
mo~f osful u,.o.i wh~a th-y p..s--sl
him
The roasi. shich = practically eaa
troll~d hy the Bridgvp.rt Traction 90
wa op.ned for trsfis last THURSDAY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-10
D, Fsar Ma.s.a s.rxIarH

wellsburg. W. Va. Aug. 5.-Four
masked burglars forced their way into
the lonely farm house of Dr. Joseph
Parkinson. some time during tbs
night. and after blindfoIding. binding
and gagging the inmates. who were
all women. a careful search for valu'
ables was made. The robbers secured
government bonds valued at SIC. 500
So in money and a lot Of silverwars
and jewelry. They then locked tn.
women in an upstairs room and hasts
ly drove 81 There 10 no eiew TO theil
identity.