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Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-26
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF DEMO-
CRATIC CLUBS
Az rpa,,popo,,,. Ind, October z.

AZ Indianapolis, Ind, October 2.
The Omaha e. ST. Louis railroad will sell
tickets for this occasion at one fare plus
$500 for the round trip. All information
at city office, 14l5 Farnam street or write
Harry L. Moores, G. p. & T. A., Omaha.
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-26

Constipation or diarrhoea, when your
bowels are out OF order Cascarets Candy
Cathartic will make them act naturally.
All druggists, 10c, Csc, soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-26

The ladies of the Lowe Avenue Presby-
terian church will serve dinner and supper
at 1919 Dodge street Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week Meals, 25c each.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-26
Lowest Rates of the season

Lowest Rates of the season
VIA
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
ALL POINTS
in
Iowa, Illinois.
Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Northern Michigan.
TWO DOLLARS. PLUS ONE FARE
Round Trip!
Minimum Rate, 81.
September 26
City Oflces, 1i01 -1403 Farnam Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-26

cheap Rate Excursions.
See agent Northwestern line for cheap
excursion rates to Hot Springs. S. D.. dur
ing month OF September.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-09-26

Williams g. Smith Co. announce the ar.
rival OF fall and winter woolens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-16
HIS STRONG SPECIALITY.

o
dontm giving all
first?
viii III just lie under
EN-"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
MILLIONS DYING
OF FAMINE NOW
Most Appalling Situation Ever Known in
lndia---4,374,0O0 Being Fed,
Lord Curzon Reports.

LONDON. March During ,he lull IN
exciting news from the theatre Of war
pabiic attention ha, been called 10 TN.
awful famif, situation 10 India.
Lord currons hricf cable has caused
shock &c the nltion. He says LJit.sD
persons are now obtaining rellci from
the Government. A. no, more than one
third " the starving are thus reached
It follows mat over i,."o.ep persons are
suffering ron hhrFer
Tne stus'lon : described a. the wo's'
yet recorded ard the ont'eak Is i.rrt'y'
Ing The Increase In the namoer NJ SUI
'erers ana ne area OF tho famine ais
lr'', "c'esNnr WIN Unusual r'Woh'
v. -. o.u N"'Ao" ''''l''" VI '''
,'"', W" ' pe'S-,n' lu,t "s"r
10" Wv" MAJ" ~" ''"''o"
, ",'s' " va. '",s !" nv
W. o'.,'' w. "'s.Ap "",
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
CLAIMED hin As FATHER.
Gerry Ascot F1ssara. HacsA Pvos.
'e. usd' Runaway a'r's
Msthsp was 6~s.A.

Agcr Pisarra. Of the Gerry socse,y.
arraignci thirtesn-ycar-oid italian
nrl IN the Yorkvilis Court this MON.
ing. She Ia Tessie Scondhno. OF ssl
East Sixteenth greet. -
The g1h caught P:sarrs by the hand
on broadway. near Twenty-thiri street.
week ago. and declared that he wns
her father. Mogio vatslL In order 10
refresh hs msnovy she added tina, her
father Ind killed boy in France and
had besn obliged TO fee. Still she was
eiad TO lind him. Ifxarra took tho girl
90 The 0ssvy apcsaly roans, Whsrt sHe
insisted he was her father and rtnrk
10 he SION until hsr rnoher' wSs 10.
Mira Ssond.flo said In court to-day
that the girl had run assay from her
home nine months ago and had been
employed ~ y domestic In dilyersnt
families. Ttssie was cent TO the cath.
oiic Protectory.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05

10 many Of the best youths Of . nation
are killed In time Of var. lie rema-ked
that this accounted for the existence Of
a weak nation. both mentally ana ply.
s!caIly. Th< s9eakes declared that
France. more than any other great ns.
tlon. had deterirssed. ~ said var,
mote than any other thing. had con
tributef 20 this soYrowful condition
Among other things he sid:
II think var more than sny o'her
agency. destroys the vitality Of .
nation. Take. for instance. the present
British Boer war. The hes, fepsssents.
tlves Of both countries eve nov on ,hs
neld Of battle. wss not only makes
widows. bu, u prevents many MAI.
fiases. I certainly an % the oplnica
taat gar 10 Q carss on any nation uniens
ii 10 the result % . night for fresdom
such thing ~ carrying on var for the
axe Of encoDraging lmperialislic ldfss
Nlll WSrck s0cneS or issef. . nnsNn
,ast tries sues 4 scmms"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
BACK FROM TIVE BATTLE.

About Z o'clock ] rode With Gags. X.
brooke, seventh Hussars. TO Spion Kop,
10 find out what the true situation was.
We passed through the Ambulance VII
laGe. and. leaving our horses. climbed
up the spur. Streams Of wounded met
us and obstructsd our path. Men stag.
gsrei along alone. or supported tv CON-
rsuiss. or crawling on hands and knees.
or carried ON stretehers. CorIUes lay
here and there. Many Of the wounds
were Of a horrible nature. The spiinters
and fragments OF the shell hsd torn aud
mutiisied IN the most shastiy manner.
I passed about 80 while I was climb.
Ing up. There was. moreover. . small
but steady leakage u unwoundsd men
Of all corps. Some ~ these cwno6 and
swore. Others were utterly oGhsusted
and fell ON the hillside In stupas. Others
again seemed drunk. though they had
had no liquor. scores were sleeping
heavily Fighting was still proceeding.
and stray bullets struck ell over the
ground, while the Maxim shsll guns
scour9ed the tanks Of the hill and the
sheitsring infantry at regular intervals
Of Q minute.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05


tssseisi osb's Da1ssA ~ bsssias FerAl
SoV'net ~. y ~ me- rnheiss -
-" - '
LONDON. March l-FolbewfnG II WIN
s,on Chrrchilrs Dissertation Of the Aghs
=. 49, ". - =. r., vsk.-..x.,,s,
" wv
for tss b's,sa'
whsa II wss decided 10 attack epion
Non ~ ,,sst r,sA ths Boer ,re.ebe,
-. a., . $500. -. =.
WV" W" '' "0.
poss'nss oefcee eawn. se'e on du9ns the
day. drag guns up at NIGHT. al thus
domIssts the Bosr lines. al OF the plans
were carefully laid.
Gen. woodnte was intrusisd With the
command. an col. fhorneycrot With
much Of The arrangement and direction
Of the nisht attack. :
Gui1ed b. Gel. TAerneycroft the ferce
made IT, way successfully up the south
srn spur Of the mountain. over most an.
Acult and dangerous ground. and sur.
prlsed the Beers guarding the iRtsssch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
mot GUILTY"
tESl|E'SPl{A.
MIXERS Press Agent Is
Too Poor to Hire
q Lawyer.

Cecil Leslie. press agent ~ the de
fupct Milier-Franklin syniseste. val
srraIgned at II O'Clock this morning he
tore Judge Asp nall In the County Grim
NAL Court in BROOKLYN. lie piesde'
mot guilty to two indictments. one fo'
conspiracy and one for grand .arcen,
In the second degree.
Leslie looked very seedy. Bs wore the
ssme "a srSWn Spring overceat. mixed
cray suit and dirty brvwn derby hat he
ssye before HE night. Ne ~sre a gray
full beard. which was new feature
When no lee he sore only . inistacbe,
Have you a lawyer asked tn,
JstSs
NO. and I'm too poor to employ one. "
ne replied.
u sil CONSIDER whom to appoint Ia
defend you"
4 would respectfully ask that ga.
Assistant DisiricI.Att1ney Crane be
named" aid Leslie.
Juds~ .As,,,nai Consented. and Leslie
cas- then taken hack to Raymond Stree,
Jail 4 day for his trtai Will lie hxei
after he has consulted with his lawyer
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
$4,000
FOR3O0 MEN
John w. Mackay Gives
Each of His Cable EN-
pIoyees$425in Stock.
FIVE SHARES At Par.
Every Toiisr In Cable Com
q pany's Employ Can Have
$o26 for $500. -
FIVE SHARES At PAR

The - employees Of the Conmereiai
Cable Company have just been sven an
opportunity 10 become shareholders ~
the same price at which the magna'es
Of the company bought new stock
namely. paS.
Altotmen$ we're taken In small lots
running froa ,sss 70 Ave sharss sacA
No one was permitted 70 have more than
I'VE shares.
Maae strikes Iapsssible-
This ID the second time In the history
OF the company that the small Aiaried
folk have been given y chance to buy
stock ut a reasonable figure. The I'LL
pois csutMl Railroad pursued similar
phn some years ago. and the result has
been that a s,riks In shat road is almost
On imposslbili'y.
As tire mAseet value OF the commes-
e.ai Cable stock now quoted runs all
the way from lS to ~. the value OF this
gift can easily be estimated. II means
. gift Of ~ 10 the purchaser OF each
conmcrclai Cable Ia one OF the siit-
edged stocks. Il Is heiA ssry closely by
those 50 fortunate as to get hold Of any
Of IL. The dividends are big and reg
ulsr and there In n nne fat reserve fund
awaiting a possible rainy day.
John W. Msckay. President OF the
company. Is credited with this generous
scheme.
Csnaes Bsy for Brokers.
In order 10 prevent any outsiders
from getting any Of the stock through
those cnttisd 10 II. under the order. the
stock will be registered and Q tab keot
on those who hold Il. II will not be
healthy for any OF the employees to lei
spectators gst hold OF an offer intended
for them alone by paying email bonus
10 those unable 10 take AdvantasS OF the
company's munt0cence.
rhi= IL not the hrst time that the cable
employees have had cause % b thank
full for their jobs. Bv2y rear thsy
are gwen three weekf vacation with
pay. This they may take In . bunch
or at three different times. according TO
their pieasures ne csnoast. Sssa6ss.
rays good w~ges
AN this. d ssa say. ~ aus TO n.
Mackay's own thoslshsfpls1s 81 gen
erosity., lie has Full control Of thS Son-
pany. He has not forgotten In his pros
perty thar he was once poor uaAa end
he always has the Interests OF those who
work under him at heart. A. enc d
the men aate this morning: Our wives
all psNy FOR him. We feel that tbs Com
mercil Cable Is the ideal corporation,
and that its attitude toward the work.
tngmen could not be improved"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
NO WHITE FLAG For HIN.

"vsu asy 80 - he'll. eeoassS
% this hiIi SD slbsw ~ ssss~s.
aes. Dc 90 With yesr asssg."
Which latter they did wiih TERRIBLE Fl.
feet, killing many The survivors. with
the rest OF the Airing line. ned two hun.
dred yards, were rallied by their indosu-
liable commander. and. being reinforced
by two brave companies. of the Middle
sex regiment. charged back. recovering
all lost ground. AMI the position was
maintained until nigmfall
No words In these days OF estravsgsnt
expires sion can DO justice TO the giorioUs
endurance which the Eagksh regiments
for they were all Enxiish-displsy sd
throughout the long, draysiaa hours Of
hell IRE. .
A thick aBi continual stream OF
wounded passed rearwArd. 4 villsse Of
ambuianes wagons srew UP at the fssl
q the wount4in. The dead and injured.
suashsd anA broken by the shells. 1T
tered shs summit I'll 4, was a bloody.
reskinG shamblea Thirst tormtn'ed the
vo,lisea. fss Though water was a, hand
the INIT Vas too Close and furiou. n
five eyea moments breathing space.
Bus ucsh1ng could weaken the stubborn
vtsor o(Saba defenss. Though Ire Brit.
- sssaDssy. unable to find or reach the
eaeay's Gnss. could only tear up the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
GUNS WANTED

I had seen some service. Ahl Capt.
Brooke has been through more hGhtinx
thsa aay other osslcer u ias years. We
wGV 90 psofoundiv Impressed b. the
specaacie ana situation that We resolved
. g .e .. ss BIZ Sh1 TX, w va sh At
ciess that no proper rspcr,s As1 Sesn
seat 10 the General. 10 he Listened pith
was quite c,ear-uniess seod ana sllc.s nj
cover could be fnsds during the night
and unless guns could " drasscd to the
.!liery. the Infantry could not-t<sAs p-
would hot-enduTe anothsr day The
human machine viii not stand cssthin
sfYalns for long.
Col. Thosnsycrofts vbeus. IVES sent
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
ENGLAND DOOM
THIS CENTURY.
Strong Talk by President
Jordan. Of Stanford
University.

CHICAGO. March i-Presidsn, David
starr Jordan, 81 Leland Stanford I nj
verss,y 4 catfurHis. .estpred In All
Souls chpres hs.e yosictay. SPEAKING
10 a lar-v saiisass on rhe Bieed Of a
Nat!Dar he said that the twentieth
century s~sb vitnesa she downfall OF
Great britain. lie declared net uiti-
qlaos1v - DDro1e = Npe1h Area
49, NM ~, opoo11p
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
r,..vss WIN rsy Nssss.esy.

Mr.. and Mrs Akxastsr Pinsv~s. q,
q Wet EAshty-tiiri stree. aas~me'
the rtrothsi 81 their daughter. Al
rienns. to VI lsving " Pisover.
Tns youna ce,spis are sccond cousin,
Mr. lsvins PinOsef y q n~Wppaprr man
IN this ciy. NJ deesi,e Gate has as yei
b~sn set Tor the wedding but Il will
probably take place In the Fall
Miss Pinover 10 iooksss ueon "a one oi
the abandonment young women on the
wsst side.
Ghe was one of the leaders In TAs
Evening Worlds contest for the most
oopular cvcei9fe.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
PERFECT DISCIPLINE.

I found Col. Thegneycrosi ~ ths TOO
Of the mountain, Every one SEEMED 20
know even IN the confusion where he
WaS Ne was sitting on tbs ground.
surrounded by the remna hts OF the Sega.
msnt he had raised. who had fought Tor
him line Hons and followed hin Iike
doGs. I sxpiained the situation - . had
been told and ~ ] thought Naval Suns
we're prepared 10 Try, sAPpers and work.
Inc parties were already on the road
With thousands Of sandbaGs.
What did he think' But the dselslea
had already been taken. He had nevss
received any message from the gpoSfai.
hAA not had TINE to Writs asy. No.
cages had been sent HIN. - he'd vasled
20 send Others himself The hsht had
been too hot. too cioas. too fhteriscsd
for him 70 attend 10 anythipg but TO
support this company. cleos t41oe g1gAs
or linz thai trench. o.. hav1a0 6oaFd
nothing and expecting no suns. he had
decided to retire.
A. h. put IL tsrsely: Better sig 80
battalion, ,afeiy down the Hill than q
mon up h, Inc morning Tken Se eaMs
home. drawing down our vanguard After
u. very slowly and CAREFULLY. ana. AZ
the gpcund Gsvw more Level. the segi.
meats began to form again In tlssts OIL
'' WINSTON Q. CHURCHILL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05

10 obi ain them. The darkness ives v.
tense: the track stony and uneven II
was hopelessly congested With Ambu.
lances stragElers ana wounded msa.
! sooa had To leave ny hsrer. ana ehee
toiled upward. finding everywhers
streams of men winding about the d.
most Drecipit Gus sides Of the movn1ain
and dsSultevy crsckte u musksfry 81
the top. Only one solid battalion re-.
mained-ihe Dsfseis. All the othecs
We're ihterminsied Ohicess had COZ.
lected little parfie-. compa iysss ard halt
companies. here and there lssgsr bodies
had formed. but there was no POSI-
bllity. In the darkness. ~ xripranG any
body ~ anything.
Yet II must not he inng ned that the
Infantry was demorallxei
siraggl.rs and wesklirtks there vere IN
p,en,y. Hut the mass al the ssliiers
we're dstsrmlned men. On. man I found
quite by himself. ito DO sonnet hing" ne
said A sergeant. vtth twenty I'M
formed up. Sas tsS9lrtns whsi tfoeps
were 10 hold the p1sition. ReGimental
officers every where COS, and CHEEKY. each
with a little group Of men sround Mn.
ali fun Of H0hi and saersy. Hut the
darkness and the broken ground para
LIVED every one.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
10 rsps, ~ -itsemp, TO tr.ss the me
Int tht Usited staica' 80

..s n s.ss,: =: y: r.. :3'sss: .s e:
bs. hssa rsesstet !. vhieh d sssivs1
into the United stsits l. deusSSess In re-.
treat before the Mexican troops.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
'YAQv|s hAI
|. II |lNlv|A||Q[ US.
Gen. Merriam Orders
Troops 20 Roll Them
Back to Mexico.

sANyRANclsco. Msreh k--A special
from Hsnso". ARR. sys iAs, ramors
have .sps<bei there that largo body Of
yaesS isesa,s'..e se,fea for the In.
,srusasssd Ibe.
ov1 ~ hssa issued n 0ea. lGsr-
- Rqeeiae - = ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05

ground In impo,ent fury: though the
she'll IRE and rife hre never cSsed for
an instant. the mssnincest infap,ry
maintained the defense. and night closed
In with the British still In possession of
the hill
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05

A.nssncsnsas u just made that p,xh
4 grfy. IN aaesssr n to faH nspsrs.
nsas an . pscasu Of the late ya.n
k<lly. ieaApf II Tso1sny Nan kss
49, - =: 10 ~. &c =:
~ = l .-s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05

ecu. and the Boefs succeeded IN re-
Occupying soos Of their trenches.
A frishtful disastsr was narrowly
avertsd About twenty men IN one OF
the captured trenches abaadeped their
rssAstsncs. three up their hsbs. and
called out that they would surrender.
Col. Thorneycroft, whose great stature
made him everywhere conspicuous. and
Who was from dawn Till dusk In the
nrs, Airing line. rushed 10 the spot. The
Beers advancing to take tho prisoners
= Al Nicholson Nsk-were scarcely
thirty ystdB away. Tnornsycroft shout
etl 10 the B0er leader:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
GIRLS ABDVCiOR HBLl
\ t1esss TsassssseeA - uebskss
Asshssetsss - - vves1

william q, N. kidsout. the CHARLESTON.
Mas. Navy-ysrd cisfk Who vas at
rested two weeks ago In brooklyn for
hbducstng Winnie Alden. seei sixteen
from hsr faahsrs Ssas. IN wh,dsr
Nasa- vas srrslspsd IN no Adams
Street Court. Brooklyn. this morning
and isrssd ovsr 70 ssssciives from
flohukcn.
n,desnt With trisd there on . charge
r t1mmv. ~ NJ. = ~ n usGoun
80 = o12seo - 49, - 49,
- - " 81 = A 5
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05
SHE Bit A POLICEMAN.

fsstsssS Clarke, 1ntsrissseA. A..
sasDs1 CaUesv - Csupt.
Charged with being an hsblsual drunk
ard by IN mothss. Mrs. Annie Clarke
ef n South Teash streef, WILLIAMSBURG
Was arrested this morning.
Patroln,an o'Neil found Mrs. Clsfke
IN . saloon at 6opih sixth ARA 10svy
etssets vtth young man. When 81
seryea ~ warrant on her she threw
Mrs.. Care y ths wife Of q wealthy
csacaer manufacturer. She vas held fos
examination In Lee Avenue Court and
again Attempted 10 assault the police.
man.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05

he.s, esaes, by ss.lih sssy a drss,,
ss ss.s: :i ,s e: . s:s NJ 4. re-
and more sssvvms On simply nsls hls
sss> worse. But no one 10 % po1f that
no osnpo, ~, Pvt nunycn's remedies,
he ~: sss = r .s.. 2, , .snt s,s b.
ccmrstsnt pSvsirtsss are tAere expressly
n, rim In ,hs ssy of ,d.ics that y. could
- aovSevs eiss except Tor neaey. aud
ihsy vii 20, tahe single cert Tor ,hsif
ssfsiee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-05

n 70. hsss RAssnafis~ NJ vsn,r1', Rsssn.
ssssa csrs. I. zee hsss . eos ~ 90 celd
csr. " yss hsvs pyU9s.s ~ ~ py~sssia
91s.r csrs. nssJss ~ . sp>rtes rsns<y a.
- svssy 6isssr. Assffy 2 ets husyss's
S1Satw e1pss csassvA. ortBps. b-Drkists zee.
49, eutxA ~ opole1so ssnelssss ne.
0ungUoso 0nU1uuD U0oo-oov UWQA
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-07-01
Robbed the Grave

A startling incident, of which Mir John OlIver of Philadelphia, was the subject, IS narrated by hIm as follows. "l was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes snnke., tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides no appetite, giaduilly growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Fortunately, friend ad- vised trying Electric Bii;erc, and to my goeatjoy and surprise, the first bottle made decided improvement. I con tinued their use for three weeks, nd to my great joy and surprise, the tirst bottle made decided improvement. l continued their use for three weeks. and am now a well man. l know they saved my life, and robbed the grave of another victim, No one should fail 10 try them. Only 5octs. guaranteed, al The Tombstone Drug Store,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-07-01
LOW GRADE ORES
Wonderful Possibilities For
 Arizona Ores

Two or three or four dollar ore would be valueless in small vein, but when i. occurs in deposit more than 100 feet wide-you can build up. on it for years. The Homestake mine, upon ore averaging less than S4 has not missed & monthly d'vi- dend Tn twenty years. l., with i,s allied companies, produces about B. OOo tons da'ly aud the preserves are such that the superintendent ;s fully justified in ssyIng that twenty years supply is in sight l: Is a common mistake to suppose tba: thi5 low grade ore is only valuable when free milling Tor the lowest grade ore woTked at 8 profit in the United States is not free milling at all, but produces an ore that mpst be stamped, concentrated
 and then smel.ed. Ore from the Atlantic copper mine has always yielded & value of less than S2 per ton, yet it is minel, trsnspo-te l qlite s distance, stamped, concentrated and smelted for about Si.l0 per ton and has been worked at profit even when copper gas lowest in price.
 The above statement isquoted from remarks made by noted nletaliurgist, Dr Frank Carpenter, who hes been travelling ia Arizona snd Utah study ing the low grade ores oi those sec tions. D: Carpenter says the high grade ores will take care Of themselves that it is ths low grade tha. de- mands attention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-07-01
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.

DEED. F.ank c White X Jos Billing, to G W Sanders. mines S30). Frank Bruce 10 Chas Trotnan < E Warren, Bisoee property 1850. E B Mason to MT. s W C!awson Bi-bee property SlC00. l. c Dassar to Dragoon Mg Co miae. Sl.
 GM Jsccoks to D:sgoon Mg C. mines SI.
 Pacific Imp Co to Henry Eiz Ben son property $3oe.
 Pacific Imp Co to Geo E,z, Benson prol erty s30).
 John Miller to sA Howe, miacs S5GO.
 GHR Roberts to Chris o,auer, m;ne- $500.
 LOCATION.
 Ore mine by Benton, E! Wolf X l. Sandherr.
 One miue by Shaw Fin & Shaw. One mine by M Hehay. One mine by henry Kohnen, Two mines by Scott Turner. One mine by sheehan & McKittrick. One mine by Gray < Freedman and son. |; Twelve minas by Bisbee West Ccp- per Company. MORTGAGE Ja.ob SRartz % Bank of B.s6ee.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Jacob Schmidtt0 John Miller. CHI Meyer to Mrs Mary KInsey. sGGREENEST.
 FER X HC H Ioker with Weber * Bosz, regarding mines. POWER or ATTORNEY. Susie Powers 10 J r Curry. u C.aYsoa to ; " Cisw.on.
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Gill, Philadelphis, who is in Tucson from prospecting trip in Mexico says that the Ysqri lndians have nearly sll sbandoned Ire war path. Several hundred are sli!i hoid- ing the mountains and make an occasional d-scent CD isolated ranches. Near Tomachi, on Friday last, large party rsided srsnch and killed two cowboys and wounded several other and one woman. They were driven off after a hard fight.
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Excursion Rates.

The regular seaside excursion will make regular trips from Benson every Thursday, and continue weekly there after during the season. The ocean breezes will bejcst $ cool, fresh and in vi oratiHg this sea On as ever, and JIst as inviting 10 the thirsty dwe'lers of dry Arizona, and all should avail themselves of this rare opportunity tn enjoy them selves al a very slight expense,
 Rate from Ben5on to Santa Mcnica Long B.alh. $ inta B.rbIri and other places S3Io5 rJu,d trip, good for @ days.
 For further par.icsllrs address,
 F. GEBsTER, Az,
 Benson, Ariz.
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LATER. The jury in the Page case came into court st 4 30 p. m. and announced that the jury were un- able to arrive st verdict. The court therefore discharged the jury. The PKosPEcTcR learned that the jury stood for conviction and for ac- qni:al.
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GRAND JURY REPORT
Official Report as Returned
 bv That Body

To the Hon. G. Dsvis, Judge Of the fret judicIal district of the territory Of Arizona, ip and for the county oi O. chlse:
 Beg leave to repor, as follows. Have examined 4j cases, have referred twJ cases to the next grand jlry: have ig- nored 9 cases and have found 34 true bills. A. V. MOVES,
 Foreman.
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DISTRICT COURT
The Judicial Grist as Turned
 Out Today.

Robi Brown. George 0wings, Lewis owing., plead not guilty to indict- ments ef assault to commit murder and assault to commit robbery. Bail fixed a, sl0,oo0. Same order against Aivor6, Siiles. Dowuinr, Yoes and Bur;s. All cases continued for the term.
 Ts: vs W hite-Plead guilty to ss ssuit; fined $50; paid.
 Ter vs San Finley,-Pleai not ~nilty to indictments and bail fixed at B 800. Case continued for term.
 Ter vs Ben,on-.Bsil se. for $500 under each indictment, Continued for tern,
 Jury in Page case still out.
 Court will adjourn for the term this evening.