Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 12, 1890, Page 1, Image 1

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20 CENTS A WEEK.
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I1ANY, OttEUON. SAfJJKDAY,
JULY 2. fUO.
4 tl .vftiTSS:
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II J Ll I I K7 H I rV
Exclusive Agencv fy. be Ludlow Fina Slices-BLrMliEIUivHUiCK
ALBANY BAKERY.
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
'.-CAKE-! FOR-. I VFRKSH h Rf'IT- BER-V I FRESH RAKEI
V.WEDPINGSV. RIK- AND VEGETABLES V.V BREAD V.
Choice Taile Delicacies and a Full
Line of Ftincy ami Staple Groceries atid Pro
visions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candies. Etc., Ktc.
A Ftll i.im-of Import
v5J il
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE. CENTLEMEN.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
-FOR-
CHICKENS
$5.00 PER D0ZE2?,-
EGGS IS CENTS.
JJneller Gai rttf.
F.iimm 4 llHifah
N SUR CO OK
Alha im y Oh koun
CAPITtL JK. - t.Mt.lie)
i-1 1 1 ii' tti'iru. .u.uw.
OFFICERS.
Prident W. F. Read.
Vce-rresidet;f J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. L. Cowan.
Secretary J. K. F.lderkin.
DIRKT3KS.
H. r. .-tralian, J. L. ,Coan. .!.
O. WritMnan, I . F. Simjsir,. V
F. Read,.!. K. Weathrrfor.:. 1..
L. Foley. Jolm Burnett and M.
Srprn'nerif.
Safe, SounG. uonseryatiYP
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Paraonia Hom Entcx;riso
SEARLS
Drv GotiNoliflis
LADlLS AND GKNT9 FI R
Also hive a complete line of
NIIJTmIUi! SHOE.
For spriiiK tra.le af. priues
'hat ilcty cninpeeiti-.n. Givt
i a call ami buy y.mr sliis-s .
at bedrock price, (ft km.
: its and tquare d-alia.-.
I atut l)onn utic ("i;ttrr.
For Sale
-BY-
FIE ST NATIONAL BANK
; rnvsiDEST l. rmis.
I V E PRKSIDENT 9. TOUJTC.
CASH1KR K. W. La:- '. X)N.
I 'pKA.ssAcis a GKiiiAL bankisq
I BIGNESS.
I DiSECTCES:
S. E. Yor.iu. L. Fu
' L. E. iilair, K. p. !0,
! E. W. L.vgio
Osr.ier.;
COWAN' RALSTON !AfD CKAIMFMIt
Albany, - Qreqo
TiMorti a general hanking husliiess. " "
Draw !ht drafts on Ne VorV, Ran -n.
iiK-oand I'ortlanit, r.
Loan money on approved securirr,
Ke.-tive ileportit subject to check.
Collections entrusted to us will re
pr i..i ; atltiitiop
BANK OF ORECO.n,
ALLAN Y, OREGON.
ipitji .o.wm.
Pre- dm I .
lr.- Pre-..
II. Rt:Yi
II Ml tt Kill..
. J W.M.AIV
DIRECTORS:
FT. T.T,yT. J. W. Bl.AIN.
rtr .. He ipi'RiT. r ILStewk-.
E.
..ANNTNi'
H. F. Mkk;i.i.
UPIES' UNDERWEAR
t.ri.uruirii lilrl. I hlldirn'a 1 lolli
Ife.n. (I til latllrs Viirnirtttx mail
.rl r nl llir
JapaneseBazaar9tore
; t --rii low KAi 'U HuKSl CO
j . i S?. re on First Street iitxt tt H rr.tri A
i i-Kuiims.
U. A. CRotVDER.
C. W. CKOWDEK
CiiOWDER BROS
Contractois and Builders,
Office on First street with Wal
lace it Cusick, real estate airents
Albany. Oregon. Est i mates gi en
on all kinds of buildings or carpen
ter work. All work intrusted to
us will bo promptly executed.
v ieVat lotion tor tu
10.
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1 1 inn PniinliT Rr.nl
jUIMIlUUIII)' Ddlll
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Dav'a Proceedings In Both
Branches of Congress.
Washinmtok, Ju'y 11. Senator
Feller to-day introduced a jo nt
resolution declaring it to be the
ileieimnH-d policy i the Unit.il
ates to us ioth goM and si -er
as full lejial tendt-r mom-y. and
i he government of the l.atin-un-iin
countries, and mii-ii uthei
nationH as he m y l.-eni a'lvis .ble
to yii tu:- L'l-ited s-tat 3 in a ion
f r -nee o ai- i c -rxm-n ratio
be! ween gold unci silver, tor the
p.trpo-e ni t-s'atilishintr inter
ii ,ti n d use of tu metallic nioi.t-y
itnd sei-u in; a fixity of ti erela'iw
value i etween those un-ia 8. The
resolution wa refmred to t lie tin
anee co i.mittee.
I he pre ide: t sent to the senate
cue no.iiinniion oi Alex. J. v. mc
O'-ok f tue bixth iiitautiy Ij be
rii idi. r general.
The house C'imunit'ee on in:litary
ti.iirs iiirected a l ivorable repi rt
oitheb'd t revive the r.n k i
lieutenant ien-r il i f the army.
Indian outbreak I'breatt-nrd.
FtKRRK, July 11. Aii outbr itk
is pie-utte I letwe' n the hostile
lnoiuhs at heyenne agenry. A
ujiht with their ehi f l;ig Foot
4. d the lndi.n a.t-nt oeeuind
vest -rday. Big loot . hjtt- t-d to
the heef r.itions. He leti with a
number of his men and it is f. si ret 1
a battle will oceur b-t.een bi n
nd the Indian police sent to arrest
him.
A Woman's Munlxroun Crime.
Tuoy, N. Y.. July 11. Mrs. J.
15. Wiiiiams, near F.ir llavtii, Vt.,
this morn. tig iiiiirdir d her two
clitldr.-n. a giil of 17 and a loy of
i. She Pet fire to t.t-r h"U e an I
out her throat, -he wa- crazy.
-cv-
Ljiiu. Your rpertj
Thi-uij-h t' .i es ne firm of
Biirkliiut. iV Keenly:
Tee iciest Krai iv-fti l iri.i in the
They have lands of aM decrip-
tion i.,r raie at the verv lowest
rieen and on the most favorable
terms.
We have some fine bargains in
small trac's of garden and fruit
aud near ttie el'y, which we are
tiering at a great sacrifice. This
roperty lies near the city, and is
tie verv hest on the market. Dart
of which is set cut to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
for sale including the Uoltra park
addition, the best, nearest ami
cheapest suburban property on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in less than a
year.
EASY PAYMENTS.
BURXHART & KEB4EY,
U i.A L 11STA St Lit A A
A'L-
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ALBANY. . - OT.EGON
llcr lor I'nhllriilioii.
Land ortice utornjon Ciy, Or. )
June 19, lsnii. f
AJf lli K Is HKKr.UY OIVEX THAT
1 tlie folc ii'if-iiaiue.1 vutt ha- flied
nor ire i.f hU inte-itiou to m .kc linil proof in
.iiniuirt of hia ctim ur.l ihi :.i . - . ... n
I..- ma.lt b'fuie the County clerk of Lh.n Co ,
Anui), en luexlav, Ajk.,
l.M vir- Srt.lin.. It Tf. r.
, ... ..... .n--t-II'l'lMOM J
S. No ti.7i f..r tne W. A N, W. J nnd W
i .,jmw. m. 1. iu k, i t. lie
hiint-)t, itr.e.-ii to piove lilt,
cnntiiiu :'eiilc er upon, nnd cultivation
of ...lid wnd, vir.: i :to. W. WaliKcV, Kthn E.
taft, C-.irle U BitPsnnd Oavid V. Iluyck
all of fcok Cre.k Lion Co.. or.
J. f. AiTERiOS.
ReUter
Viliamctte Yaliy
IBLE DISASTEK.
i
A Steamboat B owa Up
Many Peope Killed.
aid
THE WRECK TAKES FIRS.
Add-ng Bsrror t) the Dna er Tl
Search f. r the Bidi Among he
Wr.ckasrc Hordble Beta.-
Ciiicaoo, July 11. A frightful
exi losion n tur td o-n ght n tlu
stea i er Ti--ga, one i f tne laits
ve-selson t .eg e.itlak. s. 'Hurt -tigm
people were aioari ii:
-t. ann-r a the time, anil hen th
work of iv.-. ui g the Mirvivor
xiiich co mil' ne a ahnost .11 t.u.t-
h, was well un ier wa , only two
could be touud w ho escaped un
hurt. To make matter wor a tin
broke "tu on the wieck and huge
vo umes 'f flame and smoke 1111
p- d d the Aearuuerx f..r. the dead
ai.d Hing. The bur.-tin of the
steamei'o boil.-r was caused by i.n
ac. uleiit. It was in the t'hi ago
river at the 1. ot of Was ii g on
street t 'at the expi sion i.ccur. ed.
ibis I. caii is 111 he h.-ait 01
he busin.-s ertion of Ch ca
and he explo i -n brought hun
iretls "I petiple luni.ing in terro
out of thrf till hi ildings severa
hi- cks awav.
While the tire was refill in
progress an As-Oi i..ted Pre s re
poiter met Captain I'Tielps, of tin
ill-i.iie'l ste iiner, on the forwaid
ieck. The officer naid:
"I arriwd h.-ie last evening
trom Buttalo, in i-ouiiuand ot the
Tn ga and we were tin oad ng at
tin- di'Ck h. n the explosion took
I'lace tnis v n'u g. 1 war in he
freight shed on t.-ie ! ck when 1
ilea d a terrific noise, and iinann.
nut s.iw tue nor. h ipia'ter of th
ve-sel envelopeil in st. am. All ol
the cr. w of 25 ni.-n were eithei
aboard at the t me or were on the
dock, or in the freu-lit liniise. 1
found after a careful search tha
ad hut tluee were ac ounted for
and sale. Tbo-e tluee, alt fioni
i. url'alo, ' re ihe second ei gineer,
ieor e Hard, the oY ut,
Walley, and a de k i.ai d, '.
tuthU rt. B std-f the th ee
missing vho e!ing--d to the oew.
Wiere muet have, U ri fioiiY.2
15 o her men killed, and pr'3 3jT.
hall a dozen ailditioual wouiule i.
I h.-y weie !abo ers in the h Id
ttiio were I'oii g the unlo idiot:
Eight colo ed mt-n are pis tivily
tateil 10 ie be ow, ond ti i-r
o hers v. re at the t at' he- aidioi
ti.eir lellows in loweri' g oown
The- explo ion occurred in the
h Id, no! in the machinery or the
roilei 9 a near ai I could see, anil
as tuobab y in some eotni-UHtibli
freight IO.ed there."
li appeared that the explosion
Tiie CeietoiitRfl Fi-encli
CURE
Warianttd to
enro
II or wore-
refundei
AFTER
the Ketien.ttve or?u of either m whrthe
ArtHin trem the exccn-ive n of ntinuilaiitn
lohai-co or opium, or through outhful iudii.
cretion, oer iiiuulifi-M-e, etc., such asIodot
Hratn Power, Wake u'DNt, I3arinir howi.
t'aius in the Ha. k, beiuii.al W akttiMM, Hy.
t-rla, Ner ou Pros ration, Kocturiml Mini
iions, L-ucorrhee, OizzincBit, Weak Memor).
Lon-of Power and lmoteiicy, which if ne
lected often lead to premature old age an.
insanity, price 81 a box; 6 1-oxcu fcr $5.m.
!!' Iiv mai! on receipt of pric.
null l l.rltMI.K ia ifiei.
with every th order received, to refund tn.
money if a I'rl niiilienl curs is i.otcffe.te
w e have thoitnainisof testimonials from old
and younv, of lioth sexes, who have beei
permanently cured by the use t Aphroditin.
circular free. Address
in: iriiuu hiihiini: Co.
WeBtern Branch, Box, -27. Portland, Oregon
Kor sale ly Kosliny A Mason, who esaleau.
.'f nil .li tu ei. A d m v. t.-v r
FEMALE lill:
For Kemftle lr
rciruiarities; nnth
iiuf iik- there oi.
the market. Neve
ai. successfulh
ineil bv prominent
ladies monthly.
Guarantee" to re
lieve sui'presse.1
meistruation.
SurcSafa Csriii:
Don't be humbun
Ited. Save lime.
Health and ii.Oncy.
Tske no other.
Sent to any ail
lr..NH 'iv niMii r n r. tlit r.f tirici". &2 00. Ad
IrpBs tplno Mt-lirlur I' pnny
Went liramh Box 27. I"rllinl. r
Sold hy FoFhay tt Msc. Albany. Otwb
tltJNTHl IMMF.IilATELY TWO G"Ot)
II rustlinit iios ahout 6 years old who
a e wi lin. to wi'rk. Inquire at the Pacini
Mattreis Factory.
mvt u;iUsiiui'OKTKD. ht V WKST
r and Domesti. . enihraciuu the celebrated
Klor e Mailri.i. Esttvlliw, t'onutierors aim
o:her choi. e hranos in the Wills. sr(f.. ami
Westen. Union Telegraph otl.ee buil'iin.
ts) hen emlier the plai
RHUS.
DEALEK8 IN
STJVES. TIKWARr. HOUSE FURMiSHPCS.
Mtmufacturers of galvatiize.1 in.n
cornic". Plumbing a specialty,
(live us a call.
iiiivnii-nom to pastai. Woadia
ANTED Cows to pastor.
Falers Colden
v
xaius pns
oclirred ju-t aher the porter.AViu.
J9"tr, had g0ie b-low .th a
lig 'ed lamp. He ha I sc: rcely
rril hed ti e deck ag in wli.-n the
-hC k tame. It !s r.id that 200
i1 el-i of -il v.eu- among the
Clj and tl. t. these had become
lired. uuiprs i i-ist that the
explosion musi have been iue to a
lattkoi waer in the tio lers.
VP to 11:30 : -toght nine lend
tadiea had b en t.c ve ed horn
lreek an i rive more w. unded
coineye.1 t th lo-piul. it -s
eetiiiiat d !rV5,L-..0 wiil.osrJr the
M'tog to the v. eel .nut ar,:. ,
SmmrM faUy in- urwl. )
i'.ii-iir er ilaig ai.d steaht'ei
ii'iia cannot 1 ve ih onh th.-
ii. i. tit.
A ilear idea f. the explo io
waso t.in. tl about in dnight .h n
"lie boilers and . ar.o i out i Ira
.imuieo. Tne b i ler- reemed in
tact The c i go w in k ro-tne,
gasoline a.nl col on. The inter
e ice or.iwn is that t ie leaki g of
th keio ene 8 tur.oe I i cot on
and ge .era ed a gas which uniie-i
W i- n the lantern was laUen into
the hold.
A MANIAC'S CRIME.
lie Murders Hla Father and Mother
in a lirutal Manner.
Nashu a. N. II., July 11. Th s
m- iniiu at Wairen Holt.'s I Tin
ni'iise near West Wd on Edin
Holtz, a milkman. brutalix
assaulted his mother, crushit g her
face with terrific blows;. He next
iragjed his sick father fioni the
bed ti tne lirep ace. where he
founded his head ;o a jelly, kiil-
n- him.
In the meantime the neighbor?
arrived and a desperate bit'le en
sued before Holtz was fin di
oipiiired. Two of the nei-jhbor-ere
badly wounded in the light
has' Sundav lb It toid iih-motnei
lie felt strange and t'ion.ht -ome-tuiiia;
-houl'l tie ''one with him
before I.e iiarmed the ':ienib I
the lam ly. Holtz was taken u
the asylum to-i.ight, he being pro
uoiineed insane.
EVEKVIiODV KNEW IT.
Muldoon Say the Great John L.
Sullivan Is a liiackicuarri.
New York, July 11. William
.'duld on has c niie out with a Ion,.
ply in anstei- to the remarks
i.aile by .1. L. Snl ivan. in wh'ch
he says the A. is issipci alia r h s
oO"t hn neatly $;.0 .b-ides th.
l-iss of lime and discomfort, yet
Sullivan his never d-ased to vent
cis spite ng inst brlii.
MuMo n s iy.- tti.it he and M'ki
Clary we e " 'till. van's sec in Is,
yet h nl to pay their own exjiense
anil their lines, at d a !d-d :
''I will put Kilra.n in the rim?
w. ghing 'iC p . ui .Is. and I i:l
bet 50 i that he win- the fight in
1 8- lime thin it took Sullivan to
v in 'he la-t from him, when Kil
r iin went into the ring weigh" g
nly 178 p unds. Th re would b
plenty ol m in. y in sc.ch a tight, as
ivih ain C in uel !.ickei s f ir 10 000
A- badly as .Sullivan has aeted
hrounh ihcwh le in tter I don'
car-- t see him wh ppe.l by a
negro."
HE
WAS
AN
AMKKICAN.
Ilefended a Lady
American Style.
in True
London. Ju'y 11. On Monday
nizht, when 'he How siiect rot
va- at its heig .t. the Coune.g i
Snrevvsb iry, with her escort. Sd
n- y ebb, of New Yoi k. 1 ft. tie
op ra ln u-e ai d enter d he.
iirougliam to be driven t-i her iesi
'en- e. The vehicle had ma ie hie
liit'e progress wl.euit was Mopped
b. the mob and qua klv .-Ut-Ouini-
e.l. Several lullians wr.-in he 1 fT
one of the can age lo..r- and
otners seiz d tin- ci'iinte s and a
tempt- d to ilrag her to ih g oun
an. I .-'rip her i the .li -:non is sh.
wote, wliich were of gr- .it value.
Wehb plang t- t'.e def. n-e of the
countess an-l d-alt her assai anis
-everal tel'ing blows. Roib be
nd his compinion were rapi- ly
becoming overpoeied when ibey
were fortunately re-cued. Just at
In ni-iin.-nt when i seemed ihc
the i ounteS8 would be orayged in-t-t
e street iroo. of lie gu.ris
-ame iiiishing ag -inst the crowii,
scat eiing the rioters in all direc-
ions. S-ildiers assi-ied thecoacn
man to replace the bok.-n iioor of
tne vehicle and conduced the
countess a d her esc .rt beyend
reach of t-.e mob.
Ai s. Field, i if New Yoik, had a
-imdar exp rience, except that
ner as-ai a-it. most ot whom w. e
wo. e i. stopp d h r cairia.-e anu
it acixed ner with even grea'ei
violence i bin the male rioters
v. sited upon 'he C unless o.
Mire shtlrv. Mr. l it-Id v.a.- al-o
'esi tied by snld'ers beiore the
I heft i -f her jewels, th o.-j-ct of
the attack up-jn her, cou:d be ac
complished. FOKTIIEIIIIKiaiN (OAST.
Three New Life ravine Station to
Be Established.
San Fnancisco, July 11. Major
Waken. -v, supenntenilent ot the
li e-savii cr service, lias recivel in
structions io have three new life-
sav ini stations established on the
Nnrthvvest toast. One is to be lo
cated at the mouth of theUmpqua
river, one at Co -s bay an-l the
tliini at the mouth of t'ie Cou.ui.le
river. BMs are to beadverti. ed
for and to be sent in on Augu-t 8.
.-moke tbt celebrated Havana
tilled 5-cenl ignrs, niauutacttiiud
at Jolitu Jom vb's ciyar fautory.
A MURDERER HANGED
Gallagher Fights Like a Demon
on the Scaffjld.
HE WANTEU NO PRATER?
He Cans 8 a Sma tloa by Tryl ? to Ei
cape-i.t. lis f tLe Ex su ion
Witne teJ fay Hindi-ecU.
I'oktland, Juiy 11 Edward
liaii g'ier w'.tB liafcgrti at 1 o'clo k
th s afternoon, at Vaiinuvei,
U ash. .lor n-e murr ol L tl
.uar. a. i aiied fain er. who iivd
near the i ;..-ca ie 1 ckb. The crinn
W.-S lOUlIU tie. 1 OU tllO 9 li of 1
Noen.ber. but .he ul r. -verv w..r
i oi ma e till the 15th ol thai
momu, when ti.e liead i.od- of th
victim was mm d lving n. the fi 1
m ar tne dead mau'n lio ifle.pierc U
n the tina-i wiin a tille ball, ana
w.in a charge o buea.-hol in tne
si.ouldt r.
A SLEEPLESS NIGHT.
"I am feeling prettv well," said
Gal ai.er to l he tep -iter'.- ie. dine
ipies ion, "nut 8-ept only tlr ei
i. our - hi t li ght, -r this niorniug.
r.ther. I co.. Id not g.-t io sle p
till 2 o'clock and awoke at o
j'clock ju-t a- day w as breaking.'
'"Are ou piepared to accept
yoiu lat-r asked tne leporter.
"he!" returned be; "O, I II
come out all light yet. I osily un d
time to clenr my.si it. the peopl.
ire wi.h me and if I could only
get .-oine oi my lriend- beie to say
two'dfor tne, 1 would t-oon in
ou aiitl a bright i at like 1 KM
ioke ir.im hi-e s as hi; spoke.
He d d not seem at all nerv..us
indeed, be a a-t-.tii-hinjily co.-l,
a..-l smile I near y all the -vhiie he
was siieak ng.
iallagber a- nW a b v. beinn
but 2-i yeais of ag , Ills hair i-
ng and black u ith a small grow th
f coin whsker- witu sniebur. s
an I tt lull black mustacbe. lb
aB he was l orn in Cii cugo, aim
that i. is (Mients are iiead, but i t
Ii i- a brother and a sister iu tin.
i-a.it.
THE GALLOWS PREPAKED.
Fu 1 nre. ara ious had been ma.lt
y last ug.it for itie e:c. cum ii.
Tue cuIiiias w re c ii-triictd
within a lemp iraty comt, tweii
e- t h gh and loo led square i
no corner i f the blot-'a. Th
boards of the enclosure wi re ni.
d on so f ir apatt that era. ksi-1
two in. he- iu wi-uh we e it-it t-o
no hundreds ol assembled spe-. ta
hostosee through. I'irai t call.,
the cxcculi n .vas put. I.e. and th '
pri-tenst of privacy wast only a
tao'e.
declined kkligiocs seiivices.
A few in nut- 8 be'ore 1 o'clock
Fatln r S. hi am vieite-i th- i-risonei
ui the 1 -t er w.is ob ura'e on tin
si jet of spiiim.l c. n.-ol.oiuii,
.kiitl pr .iiitub iOld ihe piie.-i i.-a
uis s. rvices cou d be di-pen-e--tith.
Ai 1 o'clock sh ii p, having eate
a hearty meal, he a- tak. n h
S ier H' i' lem.niiit.', IVpUtv 6lo- uui
i. OuhiSieil into die k.-nci.-8Uie.
1'he pine was crowded hy a Ul- t-v
let oi men aud o..s. Ou .-id ,loo -nig
tuiough ihe open ngs, et.
i- a. ly a score of women a.iO gir s.
Tne i iio, accoiupaui. d hy ilu
r.et, ti.e ileputy marshals i.nu
wo re, ortcrs, motinted the scat-
fili. At the tii st pt p Oalla.hei
altered, and nad o b a- isu d 0
lie sh- r U' o enmh the etair-.
When tne floor wus te.iclnd
i.t ligher nat oowii on a benci
mil a again importU'ied by the
t i ie t to look to the A m.ghty.foi
ii. -ip, nut ih d omed man om
1 .ugli.-u an-l ail: "AH ihe piay
i..K you could do in a vear wou.tin't
do any g sxt. lid.-s 1 can .e
away. 1 have d ue no wtong 1
iid what w.is lignt a..d aui not
eorr. lor it.
" i'hi- situati -n might be woifre.
Vei 1 can't feo ou ibat lb ng,"
meaning the d op; and the man's
eyes pb.yed tin-t up.-n t -e crown
ami t.ien ..ii the a atlold. "1 bav
ilo leqllet to uuke."
Tue sheriff ilieii told him he
o .Id aiicliess theauilieuce, but lit
sani he wou d lather not. B. i- g
uig.-.il, he said t tne crowd tna
ie was not prepar. d to make an
ei.'btaie spi ech, tut hoped that
at some oilier tune be might l e
in ..e emeitain.ng. He bowed to
the audiei c-, who had reuirined
p- ifectly .-till nnd stepiied b.f k-
. a d. He said to the .-h.-iiff as he
did .-o that he wa- not niiuy ol
.niirder and tnat he w. uld come
outa.l light. Ho i ore the air oi
an insane nan tl.r ughotit, and
waen u.e deputy 8 cuff lead list
oeaih war ant. ie interi up., d mm
bysayi gihat il was useless, as
ne knew all about il. lien the
lOCUmei.t Was linij-hed the ollic i
irMttedeU lo'haii cull'. he prisoner.
HE KOl tillT FIEKCELY.
When the otficeis took him by
be aims to strop his Laird-, tir.
lagner fought like a demon, ami
so great wa his siren.tli l.'iat the
CMiuOin d ed. .rts of svveii men
weie icjuired to do the w. rk.
They sciambli d all over the scaf
lol.i and mar.y spctitoro turned
sict witli horr. r.
Then came the woik of tying his
feet. Tue tight cn.tinued, and
only by iayi. g the man on the
rl or and tiuiu.ug bun fa.-t cou.d
ti.ey lie si.t-ured by straps. Then
he wa siood upon his tet-t. His
eyes lla-ned lire as il tney were in
Uitt hwftd oi a mad dog. liis lips
were drawn and bitten by hb
. losely -shut teeth. All the while
a wild laugh was breaking fri-m
t.im, and be wan in a patoxysiem
ofbenzy. When be was tied, he
was placed on tne trap, where the
b ark c ip was adju-ted. He wa--upport-
d by two officers till Sher
itt'F.emmii g puded the baran-i
i be trap tell. Tne btiydr. pp-ii
like a eh-.t, a tli-tanCe of t-evei.
eet, causing instant death. The
neck was oioktii completely, the
b dy quivered, but n-.t a Voluntary
muse. e moved, in a few miuutis
tne iKidy was cut down and taaen
in cuarge ny Ci-rouer tir d ey.
R.klL.iL.il sisbvsad.' ' ' "
Wholesale Snlts Against the South
ern I'acltic fwr Uaauges.
San Francisco, July 11.
Suit was tiled in the superioi
court to-day agam-t tin
southern Pacific railroad c- in
pany by Wm W. Craig, who de
jiauds $o0,iiHi for injuries sus
taioed April 30, while brakem.in
ou a rain ne r .wont- r.-y.
Louis Ubimeius and Elizabeth
Oiiim.-rua aub to recover 50,0 H
ior the de.th of their son, em
loyed as nrrinan on tue eaint
tr.in. aud woo was killed in a
wietk.
i.. .-ilb'-rberir, one oi the passen
:ers on the tsoui hern Pwciflc Coaa
ran:, which, on May 30. ran
through a draw on Oaklan I crctk.
has Mied the company tor $10,211
ior injiiiies received.
AMERICANS Oi:TitAUEI.
three lfaptlst Preachera U raised
ti Prison in a Cuban City.
New York, luly K).-Tbtee Bapti-t
ninister-, one of them an Ameri
can itizeu, were iirai:gel through
i he" streets and imprisoned on a
false arge by Cuban authorities.
Tins vas ihe news re. eived iu this
city from Havana to-lay.
The utrage ook place at
(jiuanahacoa. Rev. Albeit J. Diai,
neral superiuoi-ndent f tin
work of the Aiucucan Bapt.st
mi simiarv socittv in Cuba, ac-
c-impauied b Rev. Ang-1 Uodin-
z, b .d gone to uuanabai oa to
n luci a levtval Meetings had
been h Id for some time an-i ha
n.-en fai'lv successful until las
ITiur-div nijeht . when four civi
g i.irds entered the huu-e and
placed three preacher under ai-
e t. They svei? charted with
ol.ling meetings in & " private
house without having :-ecuivl i
i cense or erruit from ihe authori-ti-s
as the law reqtsre. 1" spin
f their pto ea s they werp-drag.ed
hr -ugii ih' st.eets and lorkeii up
m pron. They are still trea'e
s common ielons. ?i". D az is a
uatuialized Amercan citizen,
dthoiigh he has labored jn C uba
ior 12 e.ir-.
THE CATHOLIC K1SHOP8.
The Pope Arrest the Appointment
of Bishop Bunrke.
Sr. Louis, July 11. A ppeoia'
a letTam t- t e Western W.-t h
iiian l-ri g- new- fioin Rome tha'
he poi e Ins arrested the appoin
inent of B shop Bourke as hie op I
l the dioce-e ot Omaha am
'heyenne. The import nice of
the news arise from the f.ict tha
it is evident tha' the prooganda
will n-d sancti.m t e roinan ap
po ntment as against the recom
mend.tion oi the congress of
American bi-hjps. Tbe bishops
d again recouiu end Braoy. A
t is t e action show s an ui.prtce-
leU'ed regard tor the Amiican
oisiuips' recommen-iat'Ous and it
is thou. ht indie ties thai tbe tim
ior the arbitrary government ol
the American church promatioi.s
by the Italian propaganda has
passed.
A ULUOIIV FIGHT.
Rival Town Officers In Texas Fitfbl
a Pitch Battle.
Denver, July 11. A teiesran.,
rece ved '-y ihe News from Ys eta.
Vxhs, i-a s tuat a pitched b tth
t, ok pat there to-idght bet-ieen
two 1 cal lactio s, IhjiIi of which
claim c n rot of the t wn govern
nent. At a recent election each
side i lainn d the election of their
t cket. Bo h may. rs and council
ie sworn iu and the town has
nad t wo g ve' liineiit since.
A later special says the tight has
ce ised, but b I'll mdes bold tl eir
gr.iund and it is impossible for
any one io venture out to di cover
th ' number of dead or wounded.
The tel.irraph operator there
win s th t he c in count six dead
bodies from his offii wi dow.
Priaea Awarded,
Mn.WAi'KEE, Juiy, 11. This af
ternoon the Hastings division, K.
of I'., was awarded first prize for
drill. $100 1 ; Erie division, second
pi ize, $300.
Tbe Hill Farm Mine Disaster.
Dinbar, Pa., July 11. The
eon .nei's jury in the investigation
ot the recent Hill harm Mine dis
aster n-turned a verdict finding
Supt. Kobt. Long cnmina ly re
spons ble in causing ihe death of
the mei.
Ohle Dens oe rats.
Orville, Ohio, July 11. The
democratic convention to-day
nominated John O. Warmick for
congress on toe 74th ballot. War
mick is in McKinley '? district.
A California Tow j Burned.
Delano. Cal., July 11. A fire
broke out this afternoon in a I i verv
stab e and de-troy ed two-thirds of
uie ousmeas portion oi tne lawn
A MINISTER'S CRIME.
He Splits Hit Rival's Head Open
with an Aiv
A WOMAN WAS TBI CAVIX.
v P rry Landi, jQlTesWay aid Precipe
Uts700Msi. Weista tad CaU
drea l.WIAs Watw.
Bikminoiiau, July II. At Avon
laUi u.s nigh., iujv. J). B. .Martin,
a Al thod st preacher, killed
Samuel vt a kvr by cu ting his head
pen with an ax. A woman was
lie cause of the Uagidv. Aiartin
as iu love witu Susa.i i Hams
and had been paying her atu-u-t.ons
for so i.e time, wh.cu were
c ldiy received. There was a
chmch sup, er in the Village last
nig t and Mart.n rked tne airl to
t:couiany nim there, fhe te-
used and later accompanied
vVaiaer to the festival. The
ouple had only wa ked one block
when Martin came up behind
theiu w tu an ax and with one
blow ep-it h s tival's skull open.
he girl loll faintiiu to the round.
he ch-rgvman lied and baa not
been captured.
ANOTHER DISASTER.
I Ferry Landing Collapses With at
Hundred of People.
Halifax, N. S.t July 11. A ter
rible disaster happened in Hart
mouth tc-nigbt. A fetry lmdu g
a stage, wbi.e crowd -d wit i oiw
bondr d.Hndfifty persons.collap-ed
ii id prvcipitat d th-m into tne
water, cau-mg an immti so lo-s of
I fe. The taxliea of hve ladies are
lready recovered.
Th- numoer of victims can rot
be known t li to-morrow. The
disaster happened by rear-on of the
-bain at.achtd to the f. riv b . it
-lipping out uf place and allowing
the fr nt of ihe biidge to emk and
..lectpit .te a crowd of 600 or 700
men, women and child-en into the
water.
1 he terror stricken crowd -lipped
ffinto he harh-.r, piling on top
of ta. h . ther shrieking for help
and scr irubln g lor meai-s of safe
ty. JDoz-nsof men le.psd to ihe
scn--of tue drowning people who
were rapidly pa-scd up t- ihe m n
-tanttii'g a'ajve on the wharf, and
the rapidity with which the res
cuers performed their work rw
-u t d tn s great majority ol those
vho feii in being saved from
lentil. Up lol a. four bodies
nave been recotered.- 1
THE BACK PROBLEM. ,
The View of outhern gapjeaa
Judge.
t. Pail. July II. At the SeS
io'i of the 'e.icheis assouation,
Judge Gu.i !:y, i f ihe Louisiana
supreme i o irt. delivered an iuter
sti g addtess to-nignt on the race
pi'ooiem, which he sad not only
concerned ine south, but I' e whole
ounirv. It will not i-itle itself.
It must not be lei. alone: it de
nial d- orave itinugnt and detei
rnned a. tion if we would solv it
by a hlood es-rev.-lut on
Ad the toube in the M"th
tjss irom i litical jealousy of tbe
in groes and whit s. w hicii threat
ens to utiedy dertny the new
tuin piOi. 88 of ihe ouultl.
ARRESTED FOB PERJVRT.
A Hnshaad Who Aided HU Wife
la Murder.
Napa, Cal.. July 1 1. Christian
M-rkle has la-en aireste-l and
charged with i erjnry. Hia wife
was convicted last month of the
killing of Joseph YonWyle, and
ifter her conviction hp died an
affidavit that he did ihe killing,
ut -King statements contrary to
what lie testified at bis wife's
trial. The -onrt dii-regarded the
affidavit and sentenced the woman
to prison. Now he is t answer to
a charge of pe jury.
A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
A Maniac Kills Hla Mother and
Bat Her Body.
Dublin, July 11. Inte'ligonce
as leached here of a horrible
affair at Ballyneale. John Hart
murdeted his mother an-l chopped
her body to pi- ces. When disc -v-ered
Hart w .8 1. ing beside the re
ma. us eating a p-ation of them.
Negro Murderer Haured.
Birmingham, Ju'y II. This
af tern. -on Allied Goper, colored,
was banged for the murder of,
Jeff Uoogor. He confessed his
guilt.
New Orleans, Inly 11 Wm.
Johnson, colored, who murdered
hit- paramour, Oc a via billon
alias May Banks. A ril last, was
hanged to day. His neeV was not
broken, and he died ui a'.r. nula
tion. A Detective frooa Sluslaw.
A private detective from Sinslaw
was n this city last idght looking
for a fugitive from Se-att'e. He
spotted a well known citizen, but
bef-ire trying to make an arrert
the citizen a d his friends seized
the detec ive and io k h s revniver
away from bin. He had paptH
and a sui . and wiw very angry,
and tried to get the p -liceman to
arrest the men w ho took ids re
volve! away, but was unable to do
so.
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