El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 245, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 16, 1894 Page: 2 of 8
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Mansfield, 0, Got. 15—Th* Demo
oratio oampaign was opened with oue
of the largest aemonetratlone erer seen
la the state. Voorhees and Crisp
were not present as expeoted, bat ex-
Governor James E. Campbell, Chair
man A. W. Thurman, Judge J. D.
Erm9ton and others were •nthaalaa-
tioailj reoelved. Chairman Thurman
dlflOQ86©d the silver question ftt length,
holding that the Demooratio party in
Ohio this year has been honestly
pledged to free coinage and held on
that Issue, the greatest opportunity
in its history of taking au advanced
stand In the internet of the producer,
-one that would do more for industrial
prosperity than all the protective tax*
lion polioles.
1 " Would no* Holp England-
London, Oot. 15—The Star this
(morning says: By degrees the world
jui learned thtf significance of the
meeting hastily summoned recently.
It does not appear that the government
found a single power willing to oo
-operate in an attempt to Btop the war
(between China and Japan. The gov
eminent has met a needlessly humili-
ating defeat which can but impair
Great Britain’s oapaoity to intervene
should a fitting opoaslon rise.
Trouble Feared lu Afghanistan.
London, Oot. 15 — General Lord
Kendhara, formerly commander-ln
chief of the British army in India, was
Interviewed today in regard to the
illness of the Ameer of Afghanistan.
“Should the question of suooesslon
arise there will certainly be Berions
trouble at Oaboul between the oppos
log parties, one favoring the suooesslon
of the elder son, Sardar Habi Bills,
the child of a wife of low rank, who has
already held a sort of power at Oaboul.
The second party supports the younger
royal wife in the interest of her eon,
who is a child.
Gold for Export.
Washington, Oot. 15—United States
Treasurer Morgan received a telegram
from Treasurer Jordan at New York
stating that 1500,000 in gold bad been
withdrawn from the sob treasury for
export. This la the first withdrawal of
«ny importance that has been made
»<noe August 6th last and the news had
a disquieting effect among treasury of
'floials. It is not, however, wholly un
expeoted. During the first week in
August the gold reset ve had been re
duoed to a little below 152,000,000. At
the time the export season had run its
course and small gains from day to
day at length brought the reserve up
to over 160,000,000.
Rio Grande Southern Director!,
Denver, Oot. 15—The annual meet-
lng of the stockholders of the Rio
Grande Southern Railroad * was held
today In the office of President Jeffery
of the Denver and Rio Grande Out
of 45,000 shares of stock 40,000 were
represented and the old board of di-
rectors was re elected. These are: Otto
Meare, E. T. Jefferey, J W. Gllluly,
Fred Watson, John McNeill, Arthur
Coppell and Ol&ranoe Buckingham In
a few days the directors will elect
officers. As there has been no dls
satisfaction with the management it 14
probable the old officials will be re
elected. These are: J. L, MoNeil sec
retary, J. W. Gllluly auditor and
Cooper Anderson treasurer.
Indian! Will go to the Publlo Schools.
Washington, Oot. 15—It is the poli-
cy of the bureau of Indian affairs to
abandon contract sobools as soon as
possible. This will be accomplished
by transferring Indian pupils from
sectarian to public schools. It probab
ly will require a couple of years to oar
ry out the scheme as there are about
8,000 pupils now enrolled In oontraot
schools. _~ i
Suit for OunifM.
Omaha, Neb., Oot. 15—John W. Coo-
-per, the London banker, was today
sued in Douglas oounty distriot court
by Frederick A. Llntou of Ohio. Lin
ton claims he was damaged to this ex
tent by stories circulated by Cooper in
connection with a business transac-
tion. Ooopsr was sued for 1300,000
last week by Linton’s wife. Cooper
owns large Interests In Omaha.
Emu Bwked bj the United State!.
N«w Yobs, Oot. 15—A 8peotal dis-
patch to the World from San Salvador
says: Letters received here from An-
tonio Ezeta and published In the news
papers assert that he has the backing
of the United States government and
will soon return at the head of a large
army and conquer both Guatemala and
vSan Salvador.
wore men’s clothes and we each carried
a revolver. We were walking along
Delaware avenue and passed or
eight persona. Gibbs approached us
and I said to Sadie,. ‘ndr# oomee a
swell guy,’ and levelling my revolver
at him, 1 ordered him to throw up his
hands. Instead of doing so he hit me
with a oane Th*n he grabbed my
right wrist and we had a fight for the
revolver. When he laid hold of my
wrist the revolver was fired, but t he
bullet went into the air. A moment
later there was another shot and the
bullet entered Gibb’s left arm, He
fell toward me and we ollnohed Then
it was t hat Sidle polled her revolver
and shot him In the head ”
The W o' cott-Gtbbou* Fight.
Coney Island, N. Y., Oot IS-;!®
than four rounds tonight, joe Woloott,
of Boston, Tom O’Rourke’s colored
fighter, succeeded in stopping Austin
Gibbons, the Patterson lightweight,
end at the same time pushed bimtelf
right to the front of his own class. The
fight was at 14® pounds, ten rounds,
but the pace was too fast fur the Jersey
man, and he was praotloally out after a
right band swing had sent him to the
floor. The mill was pulled off by the
Atlantic Athletic olub In Seabrlght
palace and was tbs final of a series of
three which served to fpimaliy intro
duo© the otab to the public. It took
the colored lad two rounds to hush
Gibbons np and than he went for him
fnrionsiy, although the latter showed
no lack of aggressiveness himself.
Ball Hill Min*!! Shot by D.patlM.
Colorado Springs, Col, Oot. 15 -
James Cannon and Thomas Short, Boll
Hill miners, who were arrested yester
day on the charge of having robbed the
Viotor gambling ball Saturday morn
lng, attempted to esoape from the offi
oers who were bringing them to jell
last night. At Divide Deputy Sheriff
Sterling shot both, killing Cannon and
wounding Short in the leg. He may
die from loss of blood. It is believed
the men were Innocent of the orime
with which they wereoharged, as many
miners will testify. Both were attend
lng a ball at the time the robbery wi s
committed. Cannon was abont 28 years
old. H s mother live In Dubuque, la.
Paclfio EipreiiOfflot Bobbed.
The Dalles, Ogn., Oot 15—The Pa-
olflp Express oompany’s ntfioe In this
city has been robbed of 116,000 or $18,-
000, Tbe money arrived from Port
land Saturday uight. . E. N. Hill, ex
press agent, and two effloers took
charge of the money, taking it to the
express office. It is thought the rob
bers oame here on a train with the
treasure box and followed it np after it
arrived. Charles TibbettB. the ocm-
pany’s driver, sleeps in the express
office, but on the night of the robbery
was attending a bail and did not re
torn until 1 o’clock. The robbery was
evidently committed whtle Tibbetts
was absent.
PRE8IDENT CLEVELAND.
Boundary Dispute Battled.
Washington, Oot. 15—Advioes re
osived at tbe Mexican legation here,
are to the effect that tbe boundary dis-
pute between Mexico and Guatemala,
which for a time severely strained the
friendly relations between the two
•countries, has at length been settled
on terms satisfactory to both nations.
A Burglar Contaaaaa to Murder.
Cleveland, O., Got. 15—Clarenoe
Robinson, the oonvioted burglar in
the oounty jail here, made a oonfesSlon
which confirms what his wire has
already told the polios and removes all
donbt about the murder of Montgomery
Globs, the Boffdio attorney, in April
last.
“When we arrived In Buffalo last
spring,’he said, "we were in want.
Whan we started oat that bight, Sadis
A BmtiL}uoh«d,
Princeton, Ky., Oot. 15—Willis Grif
fey, a negro, who was brought here two
weeks sgo from Christian county for
safe keeping, was taken from jail last
night and banged two miles south of
town. Griffey assanlted Miss Lena
Berry, the adopted daughter of a weal-
tbyjChrlstian county oonple, while she
was on her way home from ohnrob, four
weeks ago. The mob consisted of about
forty men who rode forty miles.
Bat 1st Glanced off tala Forshatd
Loveland, Col, Oot. 15 — Deloss
TrippUaaahdt early t. day by Watchman
Moore, who oaught him stealing oats
from Archie Little’s ranch two miles
from town. Tripp has abont fifty shot
imbedded In his hip and baok, bnt may
reoover. Before Moore fired Tripp shut
at him with a revolver bat the ballet
glanced off Moore’s forehead.
Shot the Sheriff and vu Lynched,
Lexington, Ky., Oot. 15-0«oar Mor-
ton, a wealthy oitlzen of Stanton, who
killed a man two weeks ago and was
nut on ball, began shooting at Sherlfl
Sims at the fair Saturday. Sims was
killed. Morton was shot through the
neok by John Hogg, a friend of 81ms.
At night Morton was taken from jail by
a mob and hanged.
Ball Fighters Exp* led.
Paris, Oot. 15—The minister of the
Interior, M. Dapny, (also premier) has
ordered the expulsion from France of
six Spanish toreadores who took part
In bull fights at Nimes. department of
Zard, and Dax, department of Lande-
say, at which balls were killed in de-
fiance of the law prohibiting snoh con-
tests. _
Shot for Visiting hie Home.
ROokport, Ind., Oot. 15—Robert Barr
met Artbar Williamson on tbe street
this morniog and while conversing shot
him in the bead. Williamson olaimed
Barr nad visited his home during his
absenoe. Both were young men There
Is great excitement abont the jail and
threats of mob violence are heard.
The Quantieo Holdup.
New York, Oot. 15—President L. O.
Weir of the Adams Ekpress company,
said today he believed the loss from
the Qnalltioo train robbery would not
exceed 925,C00 and the sum would
probably be less, as a part of It doubt-
lessly was In drafts and bonds not ne
gotlable. _-
All Bendy. .
Made salts from 92 50 a salt up; good,
ssrvioeable all wool oassimere suit,
mads of Frsooh or English material,
for 5 and 6 dollars, better qualities for
8 to 10 dollars psr salt, worth doable
anywhere in the United States; new
goods and oorreot styles. . The cele-
brated Dr. Yaeger underwear 91 50 a
suit; better qualities 92 50 to 93 50 per
suit. Silk underwear In many differ-
ent qualities, light, medinm and heavy
weights; socks to match at 1
Blomenthal’s,
Great European Store.
■e VWI1 Vet! the State Ticket Headed ky
David B. Hill.
Buzzards Bay, Oot. 15—The president
and family will not leava Gray Gables
until next week and at that time the
president will proceed direct to Wash
inftoo, while Mrs. Cleveland will pay
a abort visit to tbe Benediote at Green-
wich, Conn.
Nrw Yobe, Oot. 15—A speoial from
Washington says: President Oleve
land on his way to Washington from
Gray Gables will stop In New York to
register and on the day of emotion he
will go to New York and vote the state
tloket headed by David B Hill and tbe
olty tloket headed by Nathan Strauss
Aa Insaoa Sensation.
P.TTSftUBG, Pa« Oot. 15—A seusa
tionai stroggle for the possession of
the person and estate of Ebenezer M
Byers, the Allegheny Iron Master, was
decided today. Henry Warner was
appointed a committee for the lnnetio,
while Warner wee agreed upon by Mrs
E. M Byers and A. M. Byers, the
lanatte’s brother. It is really a viotory
for Mrs. Byers. E M Byere is In the
Pennsylvania hospital tor tbe lniso®
at Philadelphia,
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Ool'lsrles Rtsnme, 1
Shamokin, Pa.. OoL 15—The Burn-
side end North Franklin oollierles of
the Philadelphia end Reeding Goal and
Iron company, employing 1.000 men
and boys, resumed operations this
morning after an Idleness of six weeks.
The Hickory Swempe mine of the
Union Goal oompany, employing 400
workmen, also reenmed |bls morning,
Arrested fortteseivint, firlba,
Braver City, Neb., Oot. 15-Hon.
David Welty, judge of the Fourteenth
judicial district, was today arrested on
tbe okarge of receiving bribes. The
oomplsint wee sworn oat by the jadge’s
discharged stenographer, who swears
that the Burlington railroad paid the
judge 9250 to appoint him steno-
grapher. _
Bh«Itm of the Lend 0 ffloe Short.
St. Paul, Oot. 15—A Marquette ape
olai to the Dispatch ssys the aooounts
of Thomas D. Mead, ex receiver of the
United States land office here, has been
found $2,000 ehort. The money was
paid In daring Mead’s incumbency by
homesteaders when making homestead
entries of final proofs or oommuta-
tatlons. _
Bill Cleveland Faction! Join.
Albany, N Y., Oot. 15—Tbe joint
mass meeting held tonight by the 0111-
Clevelsnd factions was a most enthu-
siastic j illlfleatton. Governor Flower
made the main speech.
New and Nobby.
Are the French and English oaaei-
meres and worsteds and the Sootoh
cheviots which have just arrived.' We
are making suits to order of the very
best material for 925 and guarantee an
elegant fit In every oase. Our ontter
has tbe jnst reputation of being the
best on the frontier.
Blumenthal’s
Great European Store,
La Tienda de Enropa,
Aoross the River.
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‘SpickAnd Span New”
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of cod-liver
oil its use
was limited
to easing-^
those far
advanced in consumption.
Science soon discovered in
it the prevention and cure of
consumption.
Scstt’s Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hypo-
phosphites of lime and soda
has rendered the oil more
effective, easy of digestion
and pleasant to the taste.
Prepared by Scott A Bowne, N. Y. All druggist*.
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Aorosa tba Rivar.
Use the Best.
Club House Vegetables,
Jams and bmall Fruits,
Curtice Brothers’ Jelly
and Preserves, Chase &
Sanborn’s Coffees, Pure
Kettle Rendered Lard,
Imperial Baking Powder,
Log Cabin Maple Syrup,
Ohio White and Yellow
Meal,“Golden Wedding”
and “Defiance” Brands
of Flour.
These goods are espe-
cially recommended to all
lovers of pure food.
Sold only by
CHAS. F. SLACK A CO.,
Corner El Paso B tree t
and Little Plana.
GUURETTE SOAR
SOLD EVERYWHERE !
T THE NKFA1RBAHK COUPAHY. StJjwis.
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Mining Supplies and
AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS.
Sole agents for Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Fairbanks’ Scale*,
Buffalo Scales, Charter Oek Stoves, Star Wind Mills, Giant Powdsr,
and Aermotor Wind Mills.
We Have th|e Earth.
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KANSAS CITY
AND ST. LOUIS.
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Aak agents named below for descriptive matter.
W. B. TRULL, Agent Depot.
W. R. BROWN, City Ticket Agent, Wells-Fargo Build’g
W.L.Douclas
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$3 SHOI
IS THE best.
I NOBQUEAKINa
$5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH& ENAMELLED CALF *
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$ <5,iP POLICE,3 Sous.
«B,SnS£'E|IS
*2.*l.7$BOY&CHO0lSHQES.
.SEND FOR CATALOGUE
- W.L-DOUOLAS, ,
BROCKTON, MASS.'
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Bmmm*. we are the largeat manufactnrer! of
advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee
the value by stamping the oame and price on
the bottom, which protects vou against high
prices and the middleman’s profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them sold every-
where at lower prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 245, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 16, 1894, newspaper, October 16, 1894; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth539974/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.