El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. Fifteenth Year, No. 133, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 5, 1895 Page: 4 of 10
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SI Paeo Daily Times, Wednesday, June 5» 1895
and his 11 year old bod Oliver were go-
ing to work at 6 o’clock they enoount-
ered Lucky a few hundred feet from
his home. He tendered Mullook a
drink from a bottle of whisky. Mul-
lock refused. Whereupon Luoky beat
him with a olnb. Young Mullook
threw a stone at Luoky, who drew a re-
volver and fired four shotB at Mullook
all taking effect in his head and leg and
shoulder causing instant death. Lucky
then hnng himself to a tree with a
clothes line. Lucky was jealous of
Mullook because he gave Mrs. Luoky
shelter when her husband’s ornelty
drove her from home.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OLNEY SAID TO
BE THE MAN.
THE REPLY OF TURKEY NOT SATIS
FACTORY TO THE POWERS.
Don M. Dtcktnuon Will be Tnnilntd the
Attorney Generalship— Secrets-
ty Uhl a Candidate For Solicitor Gen-
eral-Senator Gray Summoned to the
White Donee.
The Representatives of Great Britain,
France and Kassla Refer the Matter to
Their, Governments—The British Em-
bassy Will Not Accept Any Modification
of the Propositions.
Washington, June 4—A cabinet of-
ficer said after the afternoon meeting
today that no appointments had yet
been made to fill the vacancy In the
osbinet. Senator Gray of Delaware
came over from Wilmington today and
went directly to the White house It
was thought the visit, had connection
with the vacant, cabU et offloe. Gray
was the most earnest champion of the
administration In the ssnato As a
member of the committee on foreign
relations he has become very familiar
with the duties of secretory of state.
Senator Gray's visit to the White
House undoubtedly was in respouse to
a telegram from the president, who., it
Ip believed, would not hesitate to offer
Gray a place in his oabinet were It not
for the fact that his retirement from
the senate would almost to a certainty
result in the election of a Repnblloan
as his successor. A possibility is that
Holmes Oonrad of Virginia, present
solicitor general may succeed Olney.
In case he is selected it is believed that
Uhl, the present assistant secretary of
state, would be a candidate for the va-
cant solicitor generalship. Uhl was a
candidate for this piece at the time
Maxwell was appointed,
There is no Roger any reasonable
donbt that the president has fully de-
termined to esk Attorney General
Olney to aooepl the state department
portfolio.
There is a report that the office of
attorney general will be tendered Don
M. Diokinson. Dickinson at the be
ginning of the present administration
deollued an office.
No Soap will do the
WORK HALF 50 WELL AS
SOLD EVERYWHERE
Always in the Lead
Has Been the Record of
without some encouragement from was seen this evening and said:
some European power. Bat the pres- “The fight will surely come off on
snoe of the British] Mediteranean October 21, and you may depend upon
squadron, consisting of twelve ships. my wor(i that everything will be o k.
at Beyrout, points to an agreement j w|j| meet Vendlg again tomorrow,
between Grest Britain, Prance and He has my collateral to secure the con
Russia to fores Turkey to comply with tes^ anrj we wjn settle the entire affair
the demands of the powers. Ooase- I when we meet.”
quently interesting news may shortly ——-
be flashed from Beyrout, Syria, where Law Void,
it Is believed the British fleet will be San Antonio, June 4—Governor
sailed upon to support the demands of Culberson was today asked what ec
the three powers. It.ioo, if any, he would
The measures which Great Britain, |iu case the Corbett — J
Prance and Russia insist upon as pre
RICHARD A McCURDY, President.
Assets, - $204,638,78396
Surplus, - $22,529,327.82
INCREASE FOR 1894:
Increase of Income.................$ 6,067,724.26
Increase of Assets...... • * •......... 17,931,103.82
Increase of Surplus................. 4,576,718 81
Increase of Insurance............... 51,923,039 96
-—REMEMBER THAT-
A Good Becortl is tba Best Guarantee for the Future.
AGENTS WANTED Address
EDWIN CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,
General Agents for Texas,
H. GODWIN MITCHELL*
District Agent, SAN ANTONIO.
115 El Paso St., El Paso.
take
Fitz
_______________________. simmons fight was pulled off at Dallas?
Umiuary to reform tnolude the appoint I He declined to say anything farther
mentotal „‘_ _ * ‘ A- “ “ "
media, a general amnesty and the
lease of all political prisoners, the
vision of certain judgments and the
appointment of a commissioner to sit
at Constantinople charged with the
application of reforms and working in
oouoert with the high commissioner.
higher commissioner for Ar- than the law, whatever it may be.
’ re would be enforced. Judge Iluert, of
re-| the Supreme court recently deoided
in a test case that the Texas law on the
subject of prize fighting was void so
far as the possibility of enforcement
_rir____________ was oonoerned.
..1.111- ‘ commissioner. I --—---
It is also demanded by the powers that oil Fir*, Extmauiihed.
the governor and vice governors of Van Bradford, Pa,, June 4—The down
Szsraam, Sivas, Bittlsm, Khartoum pr,ur of rain this afternoon quenched
and Trebizonde be Christian or Mas the fires in this vloinlty and evtry-
sellman, aooordiug as to the population thing is quiet tonight Knapps Cresb,
at those places is inclined. In either the town threatened with destruction
case, however, the governor or vice last night, escaped with a loss of three
governor of the plaoss named is to be a I dwellings, 150 oil rigs and two tanks of
Christian and the appointment of j oil. Between Dukes Center and
those officials is to be approved by the Knapps Creek, 200 rigs were destroyed
powers. Taxes are to be collected by together with a large amount of stand-
local and not by state officials and hDg timber. The oil fire at West
enough is to be retained before the i Branch, two miles from here, was ex-
jnoney is forwarded to Constantinople! tlnguished by the rain and all fires in
to provide for the cost of the local ad- that direction are under oontrol to
ministration. Under the present sys- night. The total loss is estimated at
tem all tax money is first sent, to Con §1,000,000,
3tantinople from whloh city but little -——
returns to Armenia. Colorado Cattle and bh.ep Men.
The powers also propose to oompel Denver, Jane 4—A speoial to the
the porte to make radical changes in Times from Wolcott, Colorado, says:
the judicial system, in order to Insure Advices received today from Hayden
fair trials, the snrveillanoo or prison- state the cattlemen and ranchmen,
ere and the abolition of torture, and firmed and masked, 800 strong, have
the police are to be composed of Turks decided to descend upon the camp of
and Christians equally. Finally the I the sheepmen, on Elk Head creek, at
Turkish government is to be compelled daylight Wednesday. The sheepmen
to strictly enforce the law agaiust com in camp will be visited by a committee
pnlsory oonviotloas to Islamlsm. serving notice on them to move over
As already cabled by the Associated onto the Snake river divide within six
preSe, when the saltan read the note of hours. At the expiration of that time
the representative powers outlining the the main body will arrive to kill every
proposed reforms he was not unfavor-1 sheep in California park.
the Austrian ambassador urged him to Elkhart, lad., June 4 Word was
J? wase addTaft hi Ume^he S whooriminally assaulted his
sultan anneared to be counting upon 7 year old nolce a few nights ago a few
the moral support of Emperor William miles from here, was M^wffastrinMd*
of Germany, to whom he is known to ^st nlKhfc and he and his wife stripped,
“fi0,,8t8Phl9tt” °° th” 0^rVdrel„8D.r.‘7^'rXrra“
saojecc. -- Both have left for parts unknown. The
Cbiti’. New unrreDcy Liw. child was found in a ditch where she
Washington, June 4-Secretary | had been left by Seeby and his wife for
She will recover.
The Santa Fe Reorganization.
Topeka, June 4—Receiver Aldaoe F.
Walker of the $Unta Fe arrived in To
pekatoday, When asked about the
reorganization and its effectiveness he
said:
‘‘The mpjority of the securities were
deposited a week ago and reorganiza-
tion plan beoame effective.”
"Will the reorganization be effected
under the laws of Kansasor of Illinois?” -
was asked.
“Under the laws of Kansas most cer-
tainly. This was made possible by the
law passed by the state legislature last
spring authorizing the oompany to is-
sne preferred stock The reorganiza-
tion committee will now proceed to
organize a new oompany under the
laws of Kansas and when foreclosure
proceedings are brought to the proper
juncture the new oompany will pur-
chase the property.”
"When wiil the property be taken
from the receivership?”
“I cannot say whether it will be
three months, six months or a year.”
ib Best Family Hotel in
HI Paso. Texas,
"1 ■ -' j- --.
T ; American or European Plan,
jr ■ --
±- < Has Electric Lights, rooms
single or eu suite, wit Private
SIS' Bath and modern conveniences,
yj Rates: Table board—Single
r|T meal, 50o; by the week, 87; by the
£aJL month, $25. R tom and board $2
to $3 per day. Speoial rates to
parties spending the winter.
Headquarters for cattlemen.
Kemnchy Republican!.
Louisville, June 4-The Republican
state convention meets here tomorrow.
Daring the present generation the Re-
publicans have been in such a minort
ty in the state that their conventions
have attracted little attend m. Last
November the vote by congressional
districts showed a decisive Republican
majority in the Btate, and If there had
been a Republican ticket in the field
then it would have been oleoted. Ra
publicans feel the same conditions ex-
ist this year and say they are now con-
vening as a majority party for the first
time since the civil war. No opposi
Mon has developed to Colonel W. O.
Bradley for Governor.
EL PASO to MEXICO CITY and RETURN
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILW'Y
dead
P«**l]ulatic Iugall*.
Lawrence, Kas., June 4—The uni-
versity ohapel was crowded to its ut-
most oapaoRy today to hear the address
of ex-Senator Ingalls to the law school.
He took a somewhat pesstmistio view of
affairs generally over the country and
suggested the necessity of a display of
great wisdom In dealing with questions
day asked abont a cablegram that I
Chili’s new onrrenoy conversion law
places that country on a gold basis,
and said:
“The laws have no effect whatever
on our bonds and outstanding loans,
all of which are payable, principal and
interest, in gold. But it will insure a
stable currency. It is not expected
that gold will circulate much in ordl
Bary commerolaljtransaotions. Silver I
*111 be the medium together with bank
Botes issued substantially upon the
Molted States system. To oarry out
^pe provisions of the new law the new
Resident of Chili is authorized to sell
Kme of the government nitrate beds
Ho procure the coin necessary to reis
Hue this paper money for three years.
He is also authorized to ooln $10,000,-1
rOOO of silver annually and to negotiate
' for advances on the purchase money of
the nitrate beds Sliver will be legal
tender up to $50, in 6ums exceeding
that it will be exchangeable at the
mints for gold at itB market value.”
Formula Transferred to Japan.
Shanghai, June 4—Lord Li Ohlgg
Fang San a viceroy of Li Hung Chang
and John W. Foster, who ha e been to
the island of Formoso for the purpose
of formerly transferring it to Japan
Recording to the terms of the treaty
have returned here. Mr. Faster was
interviewed aPer his retnrnand stated
that Admiral Vlsoonnt Kaibayma, for-
merly chief of the Japanese navy de-
partment, has been appointed govern-
or of Formosa. Foster will retnrn to
the United States by the first steamer.
veutlon are already settled and that it
will brlDg forth a national free silver
convention.
New Rank at Lartdo,
Washington, Jane 4—The comp-
troller of the currency has authorized
the Laredo National bank at Laredo,
Texas, to begin business. Capital
$100,000.
Ireaflury Statement.
Washington, Jane 4—Today’s state-
ment of the condition of the treasnry
Hhows: Available cash balance, $183,
718,125; gold reserve, $09,441,786.
IiiDdou Price of Silver.
London, June 4—Bar silver has de-
clined to 30}£d per ounce.
Tickets on Sale June 4th, 5th and 6th.
Good for 30 days, with stop over privileges.
For full information, inquire at Ticket Offices, El Paso
or C Juarez.
new agitating the public mind.
Wheat Lower.
Chicago, June 4—Wheat was weak
77c, oorn 51o, oats 29%o.
Valuable Wltnega Dead.
San Francisco, Jane 4—Ex-Senator
Book, the murdered woman’s most in-
Hardware, stoves and tinware,
agricultural implements,
Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Mining Supplies and
AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS.
timate friend, died this morning from
injuries by a fall from a oart on the
Ask for LA INTERNACIONAL
Mexican cigar made by Kohiberg Bros.,
Ei Paso, Texas.
way to the police station. He was re-
lied upon to throw some light npon
the Harrington tragedy. Deteotlves
are at a loss for a olue.
Labor Troubles.
Columbus, O., Jane 4—Today a mob
Sole agents for Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Fairbanks’Beales
Buffalo Scales, Charter Oak Stoves, Star Wind Mills, Giant Powder
and Aermotor Wind Mills.
I desire to state to all parties who
wish to visit the Peooe, that I am
again looated here and will gladly
answer all correspondence con
oerning accommodations here and
transportation to the Pecos river.
Peter Powers.
Glorletta, M. M.
Dieter & Sauer.
C. JUAREZ, MEXICO.
—Importers and Jobbers! in Fine—
Groceries, Wines. Liquors, Havana
And Mexican Cigars.
Murder and Suicide.
Allentown, Pa , Jnne 4—John Mnl-
look of Fountain Hill was 6hot and in-
stantly killed today by Jacob Lucky.
The murderer then committed suicide.
Lnoky and Mullook worked together at
Ballhaltlron works. When MuUcck
lank books, all sizes and
► shapes, ruled and printed tc
order, at the Times office.
Telephone 26.
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. Fifteenth Year, No. 133, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 5, 1895, newspaper, June 5, 1895; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth539927/m1/4/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.