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LOCAL HEWS.
Chairman Finley, of the board of
supervisors ia in the city from hiB borne
at Lb Oaa.
Chas.Hcffi3 in Preecott on business
connected with the telephone line which
he will construct toward Phoenix.
H. M. Ayr, the cattle buyer is in the
city, and on Thursday will receive a train
load of cattle which he purchased from
. Hon. James Finley, of La Oea.
Hon. Colin Cameron, chairman of the
Live Stock Sanitary Commission, is in
Phoenix.
Mrs. A. J. Woolington and her son
Leon, arrived in the city yesterday from
Mooticello, Illinois, and will remain for
a time viaitinz her mother, Jura Ltouiea
Gifford.
The Pullman sleeping car service has
been inaugurated on the S. F. P. & P.
railroad. The first car ran through yes
terday from Ash Fork to Phoenix.
Col. Wm. Herring is in Phoenix, where
he will participate in the trial of a num
ber of water cases which will oome up
for hearing before Judze Baker this
week.
The ex-Qaeen of the Hawaiian Is
lands passed through the ciiy yesterday
xnornincr en route to Boston. She is
traveling in a state of magnificence Eel
dom eeen in the wild and wooly west
The recent addition of a young folks'
department to Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly makes that periodioal more
than ever the great family magazine.
For sale at the Pioneer News Depot of
Mrs. J. S. Mansfeld.
Margaret E. Sangeter, whose recent
book, "Among My Neighbors, received
such a warm welcome from the public,
has written what is said to be her best
short story for the Christmas number
of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. For
eale at the Pioneer News Depot of Mrs.
J. S. Mansfeld.
New features are being continually
added to Frank Leslie s Popular Month
ly, and the publishers bhj that the
coming year will show an even more
marked improvement in its character
than web ehowD during the pet year.
For eale at the Pioneer News Depot of
Mrs. J. S. Mansfeld.
Conductor Tom Brown, of the S. P.
an announcement of whose ill health
and departure for California, was made
a few days eince, died just after his
arrival in Los Angeles. Tha deceased
was very popular snd held in gre
esteem bv a wide circle of friends who
will ainoereiy mourn bis loss End deeply
sympathize with the sorrowing ones he
leaves behind.
Herbert D. "Ward, the novelist and
husband of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Ward, has written a new novel, whioh
will be the fiction feature of The Ladies'
Home Journal during 1S97. It is a hu
morous story and has the unique title of
f'The Burglar Who Moved Paradise."
It is a Bequel to Mrs. Ward's "An Old
Maid's Paradis," the husband taking
up the pen where Miss Phelps had ca
turally to put it down when she became
Mrs. Ward. For sale at the Pioneer
News Depot of Mrs. J. S. Mansfeld.
Nogales, Sonora, is making prepara
tions to defend herself against another
threatened Yaqui outbreak. An old
Yaqui woman has given warning that an
attack would be mide, and in anticipa
tion thereof a company of Infantry, un
der command of Captain Davis, has
taken station at Nogales. &o trouble is
expected on the American side at pres
ent. Mrs. Ellen K. Denny, of Indiana, is
being greeted with large and apprecia
tive audiecceB in Tucson. She is a lady
of wide experience in temperance work,
and is one of the few lady speakers who
is endowed with the eloquence to inter
est large audiences for almost unlimited
time. Bright, fervent, eloquent, and
magnetic, she carries her audiences
along with her through her appeals to
reason, and leaves them convinced of
her position. She will speak at 7 o'clock
tonight at the Babtist church upon the
subject: ''Nemesis on the Judgments
of God." All are invited and the
lectures are free.
The Santa Fe (N. M.) Daily New Mex
ican has iaeued a Special Immigration
Supplement, which is a creditable mo
nument to the enterprise of its publish
ers. It contains 32 pages of matter, per
taining to the resources and opportuni
ties of our si6ter territory; is replete with
well executed reproductions of the faces
of prominent men, and presents an in
teresting and beautiful gallery of pic
tures o! buildings and choice ranches.
It is well printed, ab!y edited, and a val
uable advertisement of the territory
which, with our own thould long ago
have taken place in the galaxy of states.
The Globe Silver Belt pays the follow
ing deeerved compliment to Hon. W. M.
Griffith of Dripping Springs: Among
the republicans of Arizona there is none
more deeerving of recognition by the in
coming administration thin William M.
Griffith, of Gila county. Always a stead
fast republican, he is a man of steady
character, a representative citizen wide
ly known and respected in the territory.
Mr. Griffith's name has been several
times mentioned in connection with the
offioe of United States Marshal for Ari
zona, and the suggestion appears to meet
with favor among republicans generally,
as well as from many democrats. Cer
tainly the appointment could not be
more worthily bestowed, cor a more
popular choice of U. S. Marshal be made.
When a man owns a blooded horse he
is always careful of its health. He
looks after its diet and is particular that
- the feeding shall be regular and right
While he is doiog this it is likely as not
that he is himself suffering from some
disease or disorder. When the trouble
sets so bad that he cannot work, he will
begin to give himself tb care he gave
the horse at the start Good pure, rich,
red blood is the beet insurance against
disease of any kind. Almost all diseases
come from impure or impoverished
blood. Keep the blood pure and strong
and disease can find so foothold. That
is the principle upon which Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Disoovery works. It
cleanses, purifies and enriches the blood,
puts and keeps the whole body in per
leet order; makes appetite good, diges
tion strong, assimilation perfect It
brings ruddy, Terile health. It builds
up eolid. wholesome flesh (not fat) when,
from any cause, reduced below the
healtby etandard.
Gene Drake is home for the holidays.
Col. Zabriskie has been to Phoenix on
a private business trip.
A. E. Crapin, of Casa Gracde, is reg
istered at the Orndorff.
Dr. Good fellow is in the city for a
few days, having returned from his
mining trip.
Oscar Ashburn is in the city from his
home at Willcox, and will remain for a
few days.
Christmas Services in Grace Episcopal
Church tomorrow at 11 a. m. All cor
dially invited to these services.
Mrs. Forbes, of Graham county, moth
er of Mrs. Wm. Eeid, is in the city and
will remain during the holidays visiting
her daughter.
Rev. Thomas Howard, arrived in Tuc
son tuis morning. He is superintend
ent of the Spanish missions ani is here
in the interest of that work.
Hall's Hair Benewer is pronounced
the best preparation made for thickening
the growth of the hair and restoring that
which i9 gray to its original color.
There are numerous cattle buyers cir
culating around the territory. William
Johnson, of Ash Fork, is in the city,
looking for sellers.
Wm. Spear, the able and popular ex
oity editor of the Star, has gone to bis
old stamping-ground, Phoenix, where he
will again make his individuality felt
upon the Republican.
Harper's Bazar issued December 2G
will contain a story by Mary B. Sleight,
entitled "A Pensioner of Hope; " and
"Every Day Phvsicai Culture," a prac
tical paper, by Jiiva Lovett.
Superintendent Hall of the Indian
school. Phoenix, desrres to place quite
number of Tndian girle, ranging in ages
from 14 to Is years, in good white fami
lies for a period of eight months, dating
from about January 1st next
Hon. N. W. Bernard came in yester
day from An vaca to pay the duty on
4C5 head of Mexican cattle which he
importing from the Altar district. He
will probably be here a day or two. Vi
dette.
W. W. Allis and wife, of Kansas City
arrived in Tucson yesterday, and will
make a permanent residence here. Mr,
Allis is a brother of Mrs. Charles De
Groff, and is suffering from asthma,
wnion ne nopea may De relieved by our
climate.
M- P. Dodge is in business for himself
at rs 0.213, Congress street, opposite
Wheeler & Perry a. In his establish
ment you will always find the very
choicest assortment of oonfeotiocery
a line of tobaccos and cigars equal to the
best; and all manner of fresh, select
tempting fruits. A caller once, you will
become a permanent patron.
James A Crowley foreman of the Cbir
icahua Cattle company, spent a few days
in the city visiting hia family, and has
gone to California for the purpose of
purchasing a number of thoroughbred
bulls for the company's ranges. The
constant aim of this company is to ele
vate the grade of its cattle and it ie suc
ceeding admirably.
In another column of this paper is tht
new advertisement of the Barnes' bicy
cles. Their wheel is widely known as
the "While Flyer," and is a perfect
dream in bicycle structvre. The aim of
the manufacturers is to place a wheel
upon the market which will be match
lens, and in their "White Flyer" this
has been accomplished.
The song book9 for the Methodist
church have arrived. They were
purchased with the proceeds of the
entertainment recently managed by
Mrs. H. M. Cake. The congregation
will now have an ample supply of
hymnals for church service and ct
other eong books for the praise meet
ings.
Vice-PreFident Charles F.Crocker of the
Southern Pacific, will be in this city in
a day or two to look after the extensive
business of his company in this valley,
There is a possibility that he will take
into consideration the extension of the
Mesa branch of the M. & P. to Globe.
That a road will be built to Globe from
this side very soon admits of little doubt.
Herald.
There i9 a dangerous hole about fif
teen feet deep that ebould be filled up
before it becomes responsible for eome
one's death. Last evening, just after
dark, an old lady fell into the excava
tion, broke eer arm and sustained other
painful injuries. Recently a blind man
fell into the same place, and shortly be
fore that a Chinamen nearly lost a horse
he not beine able to locnte the hole after
dark. It is on South Main street.
Mrs. J. S. Mansfeld was accorded a
very pleasant eurprUe this week. The
occasion was the arrival or jvirs. u
Laventhal and her daughter Rosa, and
they will remain during the holidays.
the guests of Mrs. Mansfeld. This is
Mrs. Laventhal a hret vmt to Tuoson
since she left, over seven years ago, and
she will reoeive a warm welcome from
a host of old time friends in whose
memory she has held a warm place all
these years. She was Miss Helen Gold
schmidt.
Special features of Harper's Weekly
for December 26 will be: -"A Sioux
Indian Episode," by Col. Guy V. Henry,
U. S. A., illustrated by R. F. Zogbaum;
a paper by Timothy Pitkins on "Turk
ish Grievances The Blood Tax;" a
double-page illustration by W.T.S med
ley, entitled "A Plantation Christocas
'fore de War;" a third paper on "Street
Cleaning in Europe" (Berlin), by Col.
George E. Waring, Jr., with illustra
tions; and an illostrated article by R. G.
Skerrett on the "Torpedo Boats of the
United States Navy."
Richard Starr, the auctioneer, has
come to gnel through his infatuation
for the tiger. He was employed to
nuotion c2 the stock of the Racket
store, which he did. In addition to
this be appropriated S2 0 of the proceeds
to his own use. When he was called
to answer before justice MejGr Teeter
day, he admitted the embezzlement and
stated that he had staked the money on
a gambling game and lost. In default
of $500 bail be was committed to jail to
nwait the ection of the grand jury.
This is another warning against the
infatuation for the green cbth.
The National Assembly of the League
of American Wheelmen at Albany in
February, promises to be the livelieet in
the history of that now powerful organi
zation. The New York delegation,
which can almost turn the tide, has al
ways been a unit on every question up
to now. It will not follow Potter in Lip
friendship for Elliott The officers of
the division will not support Lthott un
der any circumstances; they will boom
Potter whether he wants tb omce or
not. This, is official. Mr. LUiott has
made eome mistakes which the wheel
men of the Empire State will not over
look.
A drowning man would have little nae
for a method of rescue which would re
quire days. A dyspeptic doesn't want to
bother with a remedy that is going to
take weeks to ehow its benefioial effects.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers are of
fering a product under the name of
Shaker Digestive Cordial which yields
immediate relief. The very first dose
proves beneficial in most oases; and it i9
owing to their unbounded confidence in
t, that they have put 10 cent sample
bottles on the market These can be
had through any druggist: and it will
repay the afflicted to invest the trifling
sum necessary to make a trial.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial relieves
by resting the stomach and aiding the
digestion of food.
LAXOL is the be6t medicine for chil
dren. Doctors reoommend it in place
for Castor Oil. .
Walter L. Vail is in the city from the
Empire ranch.
U. D. Underwood ia in San Francisco
on business.
R. Y. Bloxton leaves for a week's
vieit in Pncenix tonight.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
dots its worn thoroughly, coloring a
uniform brown or black, which, when
dry, will neither rub, wash cff, nor soil
linen.
Mr. Ayers, the Lis Angeles cattle
buyer is busy ehippiDg out cattle which
be ha recently pure bated in this vicini
ty. Yesterday be rent out a train load.
and foilowed it with another today.
Buckingham's Dye for tbe Whiskers
is tbe beet, handiest, safest eureet, clean
est, most economical and satisfactory
dye ever invented. It is the gentlemen i
favorite.
li. v. Ancuio, cr Florence, came in
last night with bid family, and will 1
cate permaneLtly in Tucson. For
number of years he ban resided in Pinal
county, and has been engaged in th
butcher business.
The Junior Epworth League of the
M. E. church wi:l furnish tbe entertain
ment at tbe oburcb this evening. There
will be a Christrnas tree acd lots of pre
sects. The exerciees will begin at 7:30.
All are invited.
To preserve a youthful appearance 8s
long as possible, it is iodiupensable that
the hair should retain its natural color
and fullness. There is no preparation
so effective as Ayer'a Hair Vigor. It
prevent? bald cess, and keeps the seal
clean, cool, and healthy.
The remains of Lieut E. C. Bullock,
7tb TJ. S. Cavalry, have beet, buried
Fort Great, bis pernoaneLt 6tatioo. II
died of pneumonia, at tbe San Bernard
no ranch, where he waa temporarily et.
tinned with tia troop, ae was a cape
ble and popular officer whose death
deeply regretted by ail who knew biiu
Air. 11. U. UoDKley, a newspaper man
of ability, is said to have visited Biebee
and believes the field ht thecopperc-im
for a second newspaper good. The Pros
pector is informed that Mr. Conkley ex
pecte to move a well equipped printing
plant from JN-w Mexico to Bis bee, and
soon that thriving burg will have two
newspapers.
E G. Capo, tbe jeweler, was in a very
amicable mood this mora ing, and wi
certainly eojoy bis Christmas this year,
probaoiy to a greater extent than ever
before. A dainty, fat little 8 pound
daughter arrived at bis home thi morn
ing at five o'clock, juet in time to greet
Santa Claus. Tbe little one and her
mother are progressing finely and Mr
Capo is receiving congratulations with
genial smile.
"Tbe Governor's March," is the titl
of one of the latest and mst popuU
musical comDoeitiona. It is from the
pen of Mrs. Ella CleveUod-Killr, and
is ded'eated to Hon. Hnzen S. Pingree
governor of Michigan. It was adopted
as the official march in tbat state during
the late campaign. It is published fo
piano, band and orchestra, and can be
obtained at mueio 6tores or frou the au
tbor, whose address ie No. 25 East Col
umbia street, Detroit, Mich.
Chas. H. Tale's Forever "Devil's Auc
tion" baa earolied among its members
some very beautiful women, notable
among whom are: Mildred Holdeo
Madge Torrance, Annie Hilton, ano
Mayme Mayo, who represent tbe Ameri
can cootingeot,Emili)iBartotettes, Adle
Amon and Fregato, who hnil from scn-
cy Itsly, and Lucia Cuerbo, a Spanish
beauty. While tuere are others from
Eogland, Poland, Hungary, Russia and
almost all tbe known points of tbe civi
lized globe. That tbe "Forever Devil's
Auction is cosmopolitan in its general
make up is certainly indisputable.
STRUCK OIL-
While Boring for Watr tha Drill
Strikes Petroleum
Mr. kr. A. Liorgre?n or bt. JJavid in
this county called at tbe Prospector of
fice today and informed us that he had
struck oil Saturday on his place, while
drilling for artesian water.
He thinks it probable the drill pene
trated the oil bearing strata last Tours-
day, but it was not noticed until Satur
day. At first the nature of the sub
stance was a mystery to th ee working
with tbe drill, one gentleman thinking
that a soap mice hud been discovered.
It was finally decided, however, to be
oil.
Tbe dr II encountered the oil at i
depth of 290 feet. It is of a da-k, yel
lowsh color, about tbe consistency cf
sorghum moIasBes, and burns readily
wben ignited and while burning has tht
unmistakable odor of ooal oil.
This find wa9 a good deal rf a eur
prise to all the residents of tbat locality.
although Mr. Lofgreen say tbat be has
frequently noticed dark lookiDg epots iu
tbe ground wbicb at first glance looked
as if caused by moisture m tbe sou. On
examination, however, these epots were
found to not contain moisture, but wer
discolored by some other agency. He
now believes this discoloration to be
caused by this same oil seeping to tbe
top of tbe ground.
He will let the artesian water rest for
a while and will thoroughly inveotigate
the new find. Some samples rf the oi
will be pent to tbe Arizona University
for analysis.
Should it transpire tbat Mr. L'-fgreen
has actually discovered petroleum acd
it should exiGt id paying quantity it will
add one more and a very important in
dustry to the many resources ef Cochise
county.
Harper's Magazine
W 1897
FICTION: The Martian, lae new novel by
Do Macrier, theeigerly expected successor to
Trilby," beg .in in Oc cber Number, 1890, wnn
'.lustration', from the author' drawings. A
new novel by Frank. R. Stockton developing
a Twentieth Century Renaissance full of hu
morous situations ana cnaracierisucany illus
trated. A Pair of Patient Lover, by Wil
liam Ieax Howells. Other striking novel
ettes bv American authors. Short stories by
Makk Twain, Thomas Nelson Page, Rich
ard Harding Davis, Owen Wister, John
Kendrick Bangs, Ruth mcEnery Stcart,
octave Thanet, Mary E. Wilkins, and other
popular writers.
SCIENCE: Story of th- Progress of Science
during the Nineteenth Centi ry, a series of pa
peri by Dr. Henry Smith Williams, supple
mented by contributions rn special subjects by
expert scientists. Arti les on the relations ol
curious psychological man testations to physio
logy by DR. ANDREW WILSON.
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Today, a series by Charles F. Lommis.
splendidly illustrated the result of a recent
visit to Mexico unkertaken for HARPER'S MA
GAZINE. Mexico is pre-eminently a silver
producing country, and it- monetary operations
rest entirely on a silver basis. Owing to the
keen discussion of certain economic problems
in connection with issues cf urg:nt importance
in American politics, these papers, will c:m
mend general attention. American Hitori-
al Papers by Woodrow wilson, iohn bach
MacMaster. and Tames Farnes. The t ue
story of Sheridan's Klde, by Gen. G. A. For
syth. Continuation of Howell's Personal
Reminiscences of eminent literary Americans
AFRICA AND THIS EAST: White Man'i
Africa, a fu ly illustrated series of papers by
Poclney Bigelow. the result of personal ob
servations during a recent trip to Africa, cover
ing the whole field of European exploitat on of
that country. Illustrate! art cles by Stephen
Bonsal on the transformat-ons going on in
Eastern Siberia, recently visited by the au
thor. Hungarian Sketches, written and
drawn by F. Hopkinson Smith. The fullstoiy
of the recent Coronation of the Czar, by Rich
ard Harding Davis, illustrated by K. caton
W'oodville. who was commissioned by Queen
Victoria to paint a picture of the ceremony.
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TELEGRfiPHIG.
Whkkltsg, W. Va., Deo. 22 At
Litleton, a suspension bridge over the
creek broke down while crowded with
people returning home from a church
entertainment. Thirty or forty people
were precipitated into the stream. One
waa killed, two probably fatally injur
ed. Killed: Wilbert Hammond, aged
IS. Dangerously injured: Miaa Artie
Brown, Harry Anderson.
Havana, Deo. 22 Capt. Oenerftl
Weyler left Havaoa this morning on tbe
Spanish oruieer, Legazpi, bound for
Manet, north ot tbe military line io tbe
Provioce Pinar del Rio, with tbe inten
tion of resuming personal command of
the operations against the insurgents in
that part ot Cuba. Oeneral Solano
reports from Santa Clara tbat Lieut.
Colonel Oliver, in command of tbe
Granada batalliou had an engagement
with tte in6urgeuts, who had over 200
killed and wounded. Tbe insurgent
derailed an exploring ngioe near Yagui
ramas, Matatzae, killing tbe conductor
and so seriously injuring tbe engineer
tbat both of bis legs had to be amput
ated. Cincinnati, O., Dec. 22 James Pres
ton, aged forty, shot bis wife Amanda,
aged 37, and tbe la-ter'a eon, William
Bryant, aged 19, and himself, io bis
residence at 439 East Pearl street, this
morning. Preston was a farmer sear
New Richmond, Ohio. His wife came
to this city taking quarters with ber
pon and makiDg a living at dressmaking.
Preston eon followed and tried to effect
a reconciliation.
Chicago, Dec 22 Excitement attend
ant upon tbe r.oltapse of the National
Bank of Illinois and three dependent
hanks appears to have died out today.
Runs wt-re made yesterday on several
Dunking institutions, ootatly tbe Gar--I
en City Banking and Trust company.
Ita doors were opened an boor before
banking hours today and by 10:30 with
drawals ceased and depoeils bad trebled
tbe bmount taken out Withdrawals at
other banks were few.
London, Ddo. 22 A special from Paris
say Bit is suggested tbat Great Britain,
France, and Italy, the powers most in
terested, offer their services io the Cu
bat question in order to prevent a con
flict between Spain and tbe United
States and terminate revolt
, New York, Dec. 22 A Herald cor
respondent telegraphs from Rio de Jan
eiro tbat Brazil will ola m tbe territory
io Guiana now in dispute between Great
Britain and Venezuela,
Barcelona, Deo. 22 Forty an arch if te
were today condemned to twenty years
imprisonment, twentyreight to eight
years.
Washington, Dec 22 Tbe house
with a small attendance devoted today
tbe last before tbe holiday recess to the
legislative appropriation bill.
Washington, Deo. 22 Tbe PaoiQo
railroad discussion continued up to 2 p
m , wben the morning hour expired
apparently ending the prospect for the
Cuban debate.
L-s Angelis, Deo. 22 Chief S. P,
Engineer Hood closed his argument
favor ef Santa Monica before the harbor
commission this morning and was fol
owed by J. A. Muir, of the Southern
Pacifio, and J. S. Slawson, a local capi
'ulist. Both favored Santa Mooica. Mr
Hood annouoced tbat Captain Alexan
ler and several other coast sea ca p taint
would appear before tbe oommiasioo to
morrow and that will close tbe Santa
Monica end of it
Washington, Dei. 22 Senator Vest's
anticipated speech concerning Secretary
Olney's attitude toward the Cameron
resolution filled the senate galleries to
overtiowin today. Minister Hatch, of
Hawaii, was among the early arrivals
Disappointment was expressed when i
jecame known that Vest would not con
inue bis remarks which were cut off
oy the objection yesterday. Tbe urgent
deficiency bill was reported passed with
minor amendments. It carried $881,886
tbe larger part of which ia for the con
tinuance of ork in the navy depart
ment Pettigrew, republican 01 boutb
Dakota, oalled up his resolution
appropriating 51U.U00.UUU to take
up truet notes of tbe Union faci
da railroad. He said ttns step wes im
lierative to protect tbe interests of tbe
government against tbe scheme of those
ho held notes and wboee surpose wm
10 absuro branch nces 01 me union
Pacitio. He believed tbe Union Pacific
ia not insolvent and tne floating aeDi
as created for tbe express purposes of
v3omplicsling and embarrassing govern
ment liens. Gear, of Iowa, chairman of
he comuattee on Pacific roads asked if
Pittigrew favored the operation of tbe
roads by tbe government. He answer
td 'Certainly tbe government could nt
possibly Cjauage tbe Pacifio roads worse
ban they bad been managed.
San Fbancisco, Djo. 22 Private ad
vices from Manila, Phillipine Islands to-
lay give an account of tbe revolution
igainst Spanish rule in tbe islands and
relates how Spanish troops were thrice
epulsed by a smaller force 01 inaur
ents. Tbe fight started 00 .Novemrer
eighth and continued at intervals for
bree days. Twelve thousand insur
gents repulsed fourteen thousand Span
trda. The Spanish loss was heavy and
tbey were driven from tbeir poeition
near tbe town ot Uovite. bo far tbe re
volutionists have the better of tbe fight-
-g.
San Fbancisoo. Deo. 22 Eighty-four
Uaioeee who arrived on the ttelgic from
Hong Koog were sent to quarantine on
tbeir arrival on aocount oi the preva-.
lance of smallpox in various Oriental
ports. No 6mnllpox was manifested on
boKid and quarantining was merely
orecautionary measure. The cabin aad
bite eteerage passengers were allowed
to land.
San Francisco, Deo. 22 The remains
of Kate Field arrived today irooa Hono
lulu on the belgio. Memorial serv oes
will be held next Sunday in Triiity
Episcopal church after which the re
mfcios will be cremated and forwarded
to Mount Auburn for interment.
Louisville, Dec. 23 A special to tbe
Post from Mayfield, Ky., says at foor
o'oiock this morning a detachment of
thirty whites from Fulton, thirty miles
away, came into tbe city armed to the
eeth and prepared to reeiat tbe negroes
wbo propose to attack this place on ao
ount of tbe recent lynching. Eddy-
ville. Kuttawa, Win go. Princeton, Pad u
oah and neighboring towns have been
Hbked for aid. Companies are being
formed in each place. The Second ReMi
ment of Kentucky State Guards, at
Paducab, has asked for a Gatling
gun and the piece is now on its way from
this city.
Tbe body of William Suet (colored )
wa? found today lying in a side street of
MayBeld. It is known be was killed
last night by armed whites organized for
protection wbo were patrolling tbe
treets laet nigbt. Suet wss shot in tbe
back. All sorts of rumors are current
bout a mob of negroeacomicg into town
tonight for vengeance. JNo merchant
will sell a weapon or ammunition to the
egroes. A large force or armed whites
will be on tbe streets tonight snd every
precaution is being taken to prevent a
general outbreak of negroes which is
threatened. Messages from Paducab
and surrounding towns are warning the
wbiteshere to be on their guard.
Chicago. Dec. 23. W. A. Hammond,
second vice-president of the National
Hank of Illinois, who baa been charged
with pulling tbe wool over the eyes of
tbe directors of the defunot bank, woald
not talk today when seen in bis palatial
home in Evanston. Through an inti
mate friend, noweyer, he made a state
ment caloulated to inculpate several di
rectors as well ss two or three meo not
coucerned with tbe bank. "W. A. Ham
mond is to be made the eoapegont of the
failure or tbe National Bank of Iliiooie,"
said the friend. Hammoud is a broken
man today, but not any more -to blame
for the amount of money loaned 00 Cal
umet securities than other men of the
ticianoe committee of the bank and di
rectors. It was necessary to tbe pur
poses of a man connected with the South
Chicago city railroad and an officer of
one of tbe beet known banks in this city
to depreciate tbe Calumet electrio road's
stcck and to this end these two men
brought about tbe wrecking of tbe Na
tiorsl Bank of Illinois. Ot tbe bank's
funds f 2,475,C0C had been loaned on Cal
umet securities. The plan i to depre
01 ate Calumet stock and then buy it.
Thn combine this valuable property.
63 miles of new track, equipment and
franchise, with tbe South Chicago rail
road, eventually combining wito tb
Chicago City ra I road, and make a for
tune of millions in a few ytars."
St. Paul. Dec. 23 -The state back
examiner, Keoyon, wss still io cbarg
of tbe baok of Minnesota today, re
ceivers not having yet been appointed
Frank Soymour has bten decided on
for one of tbe receiver?, but the second
is yet to be selected. There is no ex
citement in buainees circles. Tbeaseur
ance tbat depositor will be paid in full
is given by the stockholders whoiodivi
dually could more than pay the depoai
tors.
Sioux-Citt, Ia., Da 23 Tbe Par
sons, Pell6tier Dry Qoods company, on
or the largest house to Smux City, 01
not open today. The stock ia io tbe
bands of mortgagees who hold claims
for $91,533.
Washington, Dao. 23 The presiden
signed tbe pen ion appropriation bill
and urgent deficiency appropriation
oil. I be latter carries m inly nava
appropriations. Tbe chiefs of nam
construction and steam engineer have
been notified that they may continue
repairing ships.
St. Paul, Dao. 23 A G!endivice,
Mont, special to tbe Despatch says:
ore early this morning destroyed th
extensive machine shop and all but on
section of tbe roundhouse belonging to
tbe Northern Pacific; loss $55,000. Four
teen eogioes ware saved bv beiog push
ed out by hanir All tbe maobioery aod
rour engines uoaergoiog repairs were
destroyed. The origin of the fire is un
known.
. CONSTANTINOPLE, UBC. All am
baseadore have no w received instructions
to concert a proposal with a view to im
proving the situation io the Ottoman
empire. The proposals, before being
submitted to the Saltan, will be referred
to their respective governments. All
powers, including Russia, as repeated
ly announced during tbe past few
months, agreed in principle to the e
pediency of employing coercion should
the Sultan be recaloitrsnt, but the form
of coercion will not be determined until
the emergency arises.
London, Djc. 23 As frequently
annouoced from various capitols since
he visit of the Czar to th -Q jeea, io
September, the power? have n ,ally be
came convinced tbat tbe Sultan's pro
mises amount t nothing and are deter
mined to begin a policy of coercion
au lorormat'on points to toe aocurscy
or tbe news received today from Con
stantinople and cabled toth Associated
Press. Tbe Marquis of Salisbury oc
Monday summoned ambassadors to tbe
foreign omce anu communicated to
them tbe views of the British govern
meot on definite proposals to Kcspi
for joint intervention, 10 order tbat each
ambassador might communicate them to
uig government
Guadalajara, Mex. Deo. 23 Parti
culars have been received here of a
desperate affray at tbe ranch of Juan
Vidrio. Vidrio bad trouble with hie
employes aod thirty attacked him
Seriously wounded, betook refuge 10 bit-
residence and fired on bis asailaots
killing two aod woundiog (even badly
Twenty members of tbe mob have been
arrested and will, probably be shot
Poktlanh, led., Dec. 23 A nitro
glycerine magazine near Mootpelier
exploded today with terrible force
Harry Adams sod Geo Peack were blown
toatms. A great bole io tbe ground ie
the only mark left to show the locution
of tbe bu'lding. The shock was felt for
miles around.
London, Deo. 23 Earl RueselPe
Riverside residence, at Maidenhead, on
tbe Ibames was gutted by are early
ibis morning. It ia rumored tbat thc
tire was of incecuiary origin. Since tbe
trial of tbe Earl's suit against hi
mother-in-law, Lady Salina Scott, be
baa received several threatening letters
West Supebiob. Wi. Dec. 23 Thr
bank of West Superior did sot opeo
this morning. It is a small institution,
with a capital and surplus of S1CU.0U0
Washington, Deo. 23 The Baard of
Naval officers just presented to Secre
tary Herbert. Colon, for defense of tbe
Atlantic coast in case of war.
BcsTiir. Msbs., DdO. 23 Conductors
aod motor men of tbe Wst E id street
railway voted to demand a formal re
cognition in tbe conductors' and motor
nens union. If recognition is not
accorded by 12 o'clock tonight the men
say tbe road will be tied up.
Washington, Deo. 21 It ie authent
ically reported that tbe department of
justice contemplates action at at early
date looking to tbe foreclosure by tbe
government on the Union Pacific, with
tbe probability also of similar proceed
ings sgainst the Uentral and rLansae
Pacific. Suoh a step is considered im
perativs to protect the government s
interest and has been deferred in view
of impending aotion by congress. A
very light portion ot the first motgege
oot da as well as second motgage will
mature with the beginning of lb97
Holders of first mortgage bonds wuuld
naturally bave priority over tbe govern
ment but it ia said the attorney generil
has construed tbe amended Pacilio rail
road aots as conferring am pie power upon
the government to proceed irrespective
of any course of tbe firet motgage hold
ers which tbey may see fit to take.
Washington, Deo. 24 The State De
partment has been asked lo interest it
self io Enrique Delgado, an American,
reported captured by tbe bpanieb white
Iriog wounded in a Cuban hospital, atid
believed to be' in danger of summary exe
cution. A lepresentative of tbe iNew
York Mail and Express waited on Sec
retary Oloey today nod claimed tbe pro
teotion of our government for Delgado
whom be described as a correspondent
of that newsLaper aod in no sense a
combatant.
London, Dec. 24 The British steam
er James Drake, of Shields, wbicb sailed
from Carlofort, Sardinia, on November
28th. for Dunkirk, is eleven days over
due and has been given up for lost. She
had a crew of 19 meo.
Anderson, led., Deo. 24 It looks as
if the Brunt Blook oue of tbe largest io
the Las belt burned today. LoeaSI0O,
000. Rawliog & Hayne's department
store, tbe Columtia Club and various
stores and offices occupied tbe buildicg.
Chicago. Dec. 24 The Calumet State
Baok, of Southern Chicago, today made
sn assignment in the county court to
Melville O. Eames. A statement as
filed showing that tbe assets were $37,-
C69; liabilities 3C8.000.
Boston, Msse., Deo. 24 -Maiden,
Everett, and Charleston districts, and
Med ford had light or 00 street car ac
commodations this morning. Thou
sands ot people were obliged to get to
business in the beet way they oould
Meetings were held between midnight
end five o'clock at tue headquarters ot
the union and hundreds of employes
demanded tbat tbe strike go ioto effect
at cnc as originally decided by
the council. There was an excit
iog acena wben it was announced
that the atrike would be postponed
Leaders of many divisions threatened
to leave wtork without the stand
ing council. Divisions have been
lied up at leaat temporarily. The
Lrat aotion agaiuat the company occur
red iu Uoarlealon abd Everett when the
Maiden motormen and conductors re
fused 10 take oars oot before daylight.
INocdre re ruo from Maluen and Med
torj staoiea ana oitizena wao were
oul gtd 10 to ioto tbe uity either walk
ea or gui into over crowded passenger
train.-. A report received from bverett
in he forenooo says 200 West Ejd rail
road euyloes ate idl iu tbat city.
Ai 10 u'ctock the car were ctf all tbe
streets iu Bod ion except I hope 00 Warb
ington street lines anu South Boston di
viaion. Tbe meo of other lines stopped
work 00 beiug told tbe situation. Tne
executive committee of the Pioneer Fe
deration Lbur Union, tne central
ornizatiOQ ot employes hail a meeting
this muruiog at wbicb tbe aotloo of lh
supreme council after midnight post-
puuing tbe strike was criticized. Prai
dent iuuog oi me union issued a re
quest f.r all employes both in aod
out of tbe citj to remain at work
until noon wben he taid work 00
every line would be flopped. Tbe police
bave reserves at each station butaccord
icg to report from all sections of tbe
city everytbltg is quiet It is under
stood a confervc.ee oetween tbe Uaioo
Exeautive Committee aod West Eod
U'jtnpaoy will endeavor to come to eome
under landing but this will oe difficult
1 be Uoiou officials eay eleven mail cars
which run over different lines will not
oe involved. Tbe Western Street rail
way operates tines throughout the city
proper, boutb Bostou. Dorchester,. Eas
rJostoo, Bndgeton, Cambridge portioc
of Newton, Milden, Everett, Med ford
and tbe entire Buxbury end of Charles
ton districts. O
Kansas City, Mo., Deo. 24 It was
3:15 this morning . before tbe Cbioago
and Alton train, robbed at Bine C't,
1 ear independence, last nigbt, wss got
together after having been out in two
by obbere aod trip to St. Lou is resumed
Marshall Kesbler wbo started in pursuit
of tbe robbers with deputies last night
baa not yet returned. Messenger Fryer
could give no estimate of the loss. H
describes tbe two robbers ss quite tsll
nd smoothly tbaven. About 25 ysare
of age. Tbe third man the one that
attempted to blow open the safe was
about 35 years old and had a small
moustache. Tbe robbers left imme
distely after concluding tbat it would be
useless to break into tbe tbroueh safe
Fryer remained in tbe car alone two
hours after tbey left. Had tbe robbers
succeeded in opening tbe through safe
tbey would more than likely have made
a good haul.
At oocn word was received from
Cracker Neck, a small place near Blue
Cut, tbat a man believed to be one of
the robbers had been held there. A
!pecl. bearing officers, was starUd
from Independence to make arrests.
MAfCJUTAH, III., Dec. 24200,000 coal
mioera at St. Clair and Madera struck
for biner wsges.
Constantinople, Deo. 24 Fresh ar
rests bave been made of members of the
.You eg Turkish party bringing the to'
tal number of prisoners to 400. Tbe per
hois arrested were tortured to compel
tbem to divulge the names of their asso
ciates. V
St. Petersburg, Deo. 24 Many liyes
bave been lost by lb capsizing ot a ter
ry boat 10 the river Doieper in tbe pro
vince of Ekaterboslaff.
Los Angeles, Dec. 24 J jhn A. Hoop
er, of San Fraucisco, aopeared before
the harbor oommiasioo this morning and
read a paper signed by mny ship-own
rrs of the ooast to the effect tbat 8anta
Monica wa a bad place to unload lum
ber and tbat a vaat amount of money
would be needed to make ita good plaoe
for lumber imprests wbileSso Pedro was
naturally advantageous for the purpose
Capt, Polhbamus, pilot at San Pedro,
-aid tbat tbe pUo was much more land
ocked aod a better place fjr a. harbor
o account of tbat ooodiMon. Catalioa
Inland makes a wiod break. Captaia
Welsh and Johnson stid prsotionlly th
am. Tbe Pasadena board of trade
-eot a representative to favor Sao Pedro
"bis completed the rok for the day.
Mineral Market-
New Tore, Dec. 24.
Silver bare. ..................... 65?g
Lead $275
Copper 1135
San Francisco, D-c. 24,
Sexiest, dollars 5152
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