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IVAXZAKDT
PreilJcnt
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PUBLISHING COMPANY
TUOS A TIDHALL
VIcolrCBldcnt
P1TAL STOCK IAID Ul
iFTOD
teril Sale
record of tho annual aalos o this houso is thoir guarantee of the present
< iaTerT partioular just as it is represented with the additional rocom
that this stock now for salo is of this seasons purchase with no shopworn
3cUm goods bnt everything now fresh and clean
ilTEKIC REDUCTION 01 FINE DRESS FABRlGS
shades cut from
aclotb in desirable 90o o GO
In shades
IdlneonaW foil 61 In wine popular out from
aUfoIlIno of plaids last years price COO go ths week at 2
to 7ic
125 to 75c
ooltoncle cut troro 9110
doths B all tho latest tlyes cut from 8115 to 83c
SiiletD In U the latest colorings cut from 76c t > COc
embroidered dress llaiiuuls cut from 81S0 to 8100
oe
jtLal lino of all wool cashmeres reduced from 75o to COc
t wave diagonals that crcittcd such a sensation will go this week at 85c out
US The popular carnolB hair we have cut to 100
reduced In tho face of a rising market grand annual
dress silks clearing
list of will show few of
The following prices a cuts madei
ie tripe silks of extra heavy weight out from 200 la 8100
m foulard in rich and elegant patterns cut from 125 to 50c
tiw etilpo silks cut from 8200 to 8100 S
rfabrocade Bilks In all tho newest shades cnt from S200totli 5
d In all tho latestdyes cut from 160 to 8100
nT T Q tfrXn tlils Doimrtinonr VuIuoh nro USntHoly
JE1L1D jLost wiunt or s
printed twlll flannels out from 7So to 2Sd
ufnl selection of heavy twill llannols In bine brown garnet nnd grcn cut
c6 < 0c Hed flannels that wo guarantee all puro wool of an extra finish
SOoamHOc
IAMBS WINTElt WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
ikivests llk stitched C5e with pants to match
Wjnerlno vests silk stitched 76c with pants to match
lies scarlet vests all puro wool 175 cut from 225
rfctho time to make your purchases Wo arc discounting the prices asked by
aog houses at least 83 J per cent
C EYANS COMPANY
113 115 Houston 112 114 Main Streets
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CanU Cnpltnl nnd Bunilaa 8400000
0WU J8 Godwin MB Loyd J D Ileod ZanoGcttl D 0 llcnnctt Ooorgo Jaclion
S IS Burnett K B Uarrold ana K W Harrold
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
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F0ET WORTH NATIONAL BANK
6nccc or8 to Tldbll VanZanilt A Co Fort Worth Texas
818300000
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Aueru tanking business transacted Oollcctlona mailo and iiromptly remitted
jMdrnraoa all fha principal cltlos ot Kuropo
Pa ro sR M VanZanUt Tho A Tlduall N Hardlntt J r Smith J J Jarvts K
JAMES BBiJXOH
Ex
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303 Houston Stroot Ono Door Southeast of Second Street
HBTVBS T BEST AND CHEAPEST
Sold on the Installment Plan
iORT WORTH CHINA CO
AJ3JE O FTJEJTtING
PEGIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
Ol
ILVERPLATED WAEE
ickering
Kathushek
Wheelock
Mason Hamlin
Western
Cottage
ORGANS
733 and 735 Main Street PALLASHTEXAS
S JM a 3F iO ST
OOTS AM SHOES
aOa lectin t JPovt Wovtlx
iBoota aud Slices
Go
V JiS HOUSTON ST ORT WORTH TEXAS
ROait > X ATXJ3WriON TO SIAJX OIW > 23IlS
Ml A COMPROMISE
New Tariff Bill Trumped Up Combin
ing ihe Features of the Morri
son and Hewitt Bills
SfcvTetary Whitney and Admiral Porter
ltoforc tho Jlottso Natal Affairs
Committee
AlUirncjOtiirrnl Onrlimd Wont Ilrutgn
Xflllicr Will He llKlinqiilnl III
rnnlSlectrio Stock
Will lloM On to r in
Special to thoUatctlo
WAHiitNoiofj Feb 12 lleport that
AttorneyGeneral Garland will roslgu
and will nlsOjreltnqnlsh hlsiEinKtccirle
sock aro still rife hut ittslearncd ou
authority that they aro Incoireijt The
attorney general has 110 lutontlou at pres
ent ot doing either Ho stated todav
that the telephone matter had nover been
inciitlonedl uu cabinet incetlt > g since last
fall when he made a statement t < 4the
president and ro ducedit to wilting at bin
request lie ImsLnoL spoken about the
tnattcr with any cabinet officer smco ex
cept In a jocular way
in rAVon or Tttr uioiuii
Tho house labor committee will report
favorably the bill providing that for all per
gonal service rendered by auy mechanic
laboroi or servant In tho District ot Col
umbia and tho territories to an amount not
exceedlug 1000 no property shall be
exempt from seizure and salo under
execution If action Is bogun within six
months after tho last service shall hav o
been rendered
ITS TUB ONIY SOLUTIOK
After a conference botween the Demo
cratlc members of the committee ou ways
and means Speaker CnrlUlo aud other
leading Democrats of tho house It has
been decided not to report tho Morrlton
bill to tho houso as orlsslually proposed
but to take up In committee at their meet
ing next Tuesday a new bill made up of
tliu features of tho Morrison and tho
Hewitt bills The bill will bo freely
considered and Its provisions agiccd
upon In committee aud villi be reported
to tho honso uhun rcady as a measure
based upon tho provisions of the
Democratic uutlonnl platform It Is
undeistood that the now bill
will not go as far as was
originally contemplated but will bo
stopped as n compromise measure aud as
such Is expected to leeelvo tho united
Democratic support IFwlll make a ma
terial reduction in tho schedulo of Iron
textiles lumber cartheuwaro and china
materials ot all kinds Itopre
sentatlve Itandall and other conservative
Democrats alter consultation hava sub
stantially agreed to oppose any bill re
ported from tho committee but to allow
the bill to pass in tho house thus throw
ing tho wholo responsibility on Its pro
jectors Tho Democratic members ot tho
ways and means committee have agreed
upon n tariff bill contemplating a reduc
tion of about 820000000 Tho bill was
drafted by Col Morrison and is of tho
general plan of his previous tariff bill
X TKXAN ritOMOTRD
Julia Garrison of Texas has been
promoted from 1000 to 8H00in tho gen
eral laud ofllco
llfiforo Hie IIone Navnl Committee
Washington Fob IS Secretary
Whitney today at the request of the
house committee on naval affairs ex
piesscd his views rolatlvo to tho recon
struction of the navy Ho began with
tho recommondatlou that tho uncompleted
monitors should bo completed In bis
opinion tho typo of vessel most needed
by tho navy was steel crulcers Tbo e
now building were good lighting ships
and in time of war would prove tbo ef
fectiveness of their armor and1 machine
trims He thought tho govertunent
should go on replacing Its wood n ships
with these cruisers After sufficient ap
propriations should be made It would
take some time to draw up plans nnd get
the yards Into conditiou to start the
work Tho chairman Inquired whether
In his opinion a part of the ap
propriations should bo set apart for the
construction of torpedo boats Tho sec
retary replied that as torpedo touts had
an Important place In modern warfare It
would be wlso to proildo for their con
struction Tho chairman asked It ho had
any opinion to give In reference to tbo
advisability of building ship in tho navy
yartls or by prlvato contract Tho sec
retary replied that thouavyyard question
bad a good many sides As far as the
tconomy question was concerned he did
not huppose the navy yards were defensi
ble but that was not all tbero was of It
In time of war it was neces ary to have
plants and organization In tlmo of
peace the navy yards were required to
make necessary repairs of vessels
Looking at tho matter from an economi
cal standpoint tho contract system of
construction was tho moro satisfactory
If however tho government antlclpaud
having ironclads and torpedo boats and
cruliers and a real navy ho would re
commend that one yard be lilted up so
that Hhipx could bo built in It Ships
like tha Itichelleu built for the Brazilian
government were tho most meul type
That ship was a combination of tho moni
tor and cruiser a good seagoing ship
cruising monitor Recurring to the sub
ject of tho comparative cost ot construc
tion In public and prlvato yards ho sad
that the work could no dono cheaper by
private bnllder than at a navyyaid A
private builder would eel a great deal
moro work out of bin people than could be
got out of men employed In tho navy
yards The elgbtbour law made a differ
ence of 2 per cent If tbo American
fiblpbullder onld begot In a position
where It was to his interest to biro the
best constructors In tho world better
ships would bo built They could pay
better salaries than tbo government pays
There w not tho same stimulus in tho
government service Ho bad a definite
Idea of tho kind of vessel referred to Wo
uliould build half a dozen cmlsers
a little larger than those now
building about the elro of the
FORT WORTH TEXAS bATUKDAY ff B11UAKY 13 188G
Chlctgo The work could uot bo done In
tho navy yards with tho cxpeddlturo of
Several hundred thousand dollan t6 get
tho yards Ucondltlon In answer to Jlr
Thomas th secretary said ho thought it
Vonld bo n fvlio policy to offer to prlvato
contractors bonus for spebd greater
than that called for In tbo si > eciflcatIons
and also to impose a penalty It tho spect
lied horscp wcr was not reallred Tho
vcsicl8 ehonld be of tho oruloer typo
Admiral roitorfavored tho completion
ot th < nnnatshed monitors which he re
garded aa excellent ships IIo ha4 bad
these vessel at sea during tho war and
Hhey rodolt out like ducks Husald ho
could take two ot these vcwls wlth n
100ton nntron each nnd sail around one
of tho Ug clumsy Ironclads and knock her
to pieces 1 >
Thotorpedo he thought a powerful
weapon o J defense Tho government
shonld lujitlditlon to tho moultors have
fast moiioiKar hk
Air McKfy hhlpbulldcr also
views on thenubleit
TJiITrrtriilentV Uccritlon
xp
ALj JUirT YET
jvo Ms
WasiiinOWix lvtj l2Tho Cono at
tho White llbhso tonlaht was ono of the
most brllltffn ever witnessed thijio The
occasion YTOjPthu presidents reception to
tho dlplomiUo corps in sptte of the
lltagrvcatup Woathcr the attendance wa
unutn llyAlargo About twothirds
of tho tplomat < n largo num
ber of tbo officers of too army
and naryUio judge ot tho Mipreino
court tho wtulnot ministers and senators
representatives and government olllclals
with the Iallios of their families wo > e
present tfio president was assisted In
receiving by Miss Cleveland Mrs Man
ning Mrs Kndleott M rs Whitney and
Mrs Vlbiff Aniong tho prominent peoplo
present were Jmlgo Thurman nnd ex
SecretarliABohtweil and McCulloch
A lllir AlittChUiem l > eiiontrftllau To lln
J llelit nt 1nrllninl
lom fulfil Oru fob l2 Thcro nro
fears ot trouble here next Saturday or
Sundiy similar to that which occurred at
Seattle this week A largo convention of
autlChlnrjjseorgantzatlon8tradc8unious
etc has peon called for Saturday and
Cuinott 0 > Haskell who styles himself
organizes of the International Work
mens association and delecato from
tho confederated trades and labor organi
zations of California Arizona and Ne
vada haj arrived here ami by common
consent bis been placed at the head ot
tho movement to expel the Chlnc so by
force Itm thought that an effort will
bo made to ship them to San lrarelsco
by steamch There are 8000 Chinese In
Portland Tho trouble It Inaugurated
It Is feared will bo on a larger scale than
tho Seattle affair
OMVJIN iato > t TUB HIIVKH
ro Tiuf > fOni 1eb 12 tflftyfour
Cblnamcnt woik in the mines at Car
TKore6 list will also bo materially en1 0ll on aiimtch of th < 3 Nortiom laclllc
larc l hy lio addltlon aL ravvJraiirMtli I J lUivan outyrat5rdayAnd
aro now at tho station awaiting trans
portatlou to Tncoma and thence to San
Francisco
THE HTK1KERS
UverythlnB In Stntu Jiio in tlio rennnjl
vnnln OokI Flelil
run LKibcsTUii nioTS
Loxposroli 12 Tho strikingopcraMvcs In
iho lioalry factory In Ivtccatcr renewed thoir
rlotons demoustratlona today Tlicy attaikd
icvcral h nsca Tho pollco rcqaontly
cbargud tbo ttrlkora during tlm day
and In each cao were rcslatcd
muy of tho nollccmon Uolne lnjuron
Tbo nutlinrlilej alarmed t tbo aggresairauoM
ot Ihe strikers and s < Idr that tbo rognlar po
llco force ua Inuieijaaiu to copo with tho ills
orcrly elements baio ordurcd tho appoint
ment of tpccial polio men and a number of
cltltena aro now being aworn In to duty us
such
AT IT AO UW
London 1cb 12 Mr Uiilldcrt home secre
tary has anolntcd acomnilttccof which bo
Is president to Inqalro lino tho character and
oi iKln of ihu recent rlotn and tho condact of Iho
poibw ToiiIkIU the strikers ainahad many
h Inilowi and stoned tha p llco The in Ilea of
adjai cm towns have been reinforced Jinny
attests havo boon mada
AlllNOLKAIlliltAltllUSTKII
Mount Imiasant lFob 12 Ieter Wlio
presidoiit of ie strlkern1 rg nttatlon w i
arrested this morning by Slur n bterllnir nnd
taken to tho Untuntown all IIo was followed
b < numerous friends with amnio intan to ball
lilmout Chargns of riot ami assault will bo
I rtfuircd agulnst hlin
TUB UlOKOOT > Mii
NBW York Keb K Ihu lerk out of tho
cigar makcrr which Justed about four wcks
Is at an end the committee on tho cquallta Ion
of price having cume u > an ngreiiont which
Is Inuorsed by tbo mar ulacturcra and th < < po
greshlvoandceitral lubor union Allot tho
prortstlvca ana mot of tho liilc allonil
men returned to wnrU this morning Tho
members of iho progressiva union hvoflllid
tha pi cos left vacant by ilia International
union men
ON TUB WA rATII
ITTTdiiuita Ia Kb > I Six hundred etilk
rrs inanhmi torn Mo nt llujtsaut over to the
wrirks toilny where It was repoilo a nuiubtr
had been kipl niidir poll o survi lllanco and
otupellrd lo work In the mine Ar Ivlng there
It was learned that only ft < cw men ha been
drawing coko and hoy iromlsod not to repiat
tho work Huptrluiendent White gn > o hi
word that no more work would bo nmiu until
ih trl o wn > over Tb > nth > strikers de
parted peuceahy < ii > tho way buek they
caught slgl tof IU > hcrtltaminysuierlntindcnt
for rrli k A O and tho > pursued him ulnio t n
mile IIo dnally inaDa rd to elude them and
Iho strikers returned to Mount 1 easant
Playing ut IVht
St Pint Minx Kcb II Tho climax In tbo
winter carnival was rtacbed tonight In tbo
final storming oi thn lea castle bythoUrand
Army OvertOOdnformed niun were in Una
bearing torch They parntd and II umln
atod tho screen nd flnully urroundud tlio
caatlc Compan U Nalloialguaid of Ml
ncButn deployed as iklnnUliirs and opened
lira on tha nitter wall for d too gtte and
tho wholo army injured through thu poital of
ihepalainlnablHto of llgm All weru arinid
with lUimau caudlesan uomh which were
ncil iho tatter btlne beard abovu tho bran
bands and rattle of druim Tho vast o was
bltoned from tar lout tlnttd I ghts
vrltnln tho air abote In the rann
lino wa fall of every p > rotechnlol
devb o known Tlio scene wa mdotcrbab y
beantlful Tho > lrepUfir man block In over
direction who lined with i c < pie from all parts
pf tho country I tvasnuiueu mora beautiful
tperlaclo ban t > e llrt siormlng Tho rand
Arrayand tli nnlturmcd lubs win tore en
a d music are marching In Irlni pit ibruah
a 1th principal atrrele Other features of tho
carnival will bo Introdaccd next week Tue
palace wall ro stl i rolld
i i
1 XUX Ooiicies
TUB IIOUB
WABilisotoy Keb 11 Afler tbp reference
of a largo number of bonee bills to tho appro
prlate committees the speaker proceeded to
call tbo committee > < t report of a pi Into na
ture At the lonclo ioqi f th call the bouo
went Into coramtlteoof tlm wbolr Mr II m
mond of 1 com la In tho chair on tho prlvato
calenar J
At Iti evening eewilon tha hoasa pttedlW
pCDiloo bills and adjourned until touorrow
A
They Have Fought tho Good Fight
They Have Left a Priceless
Heritage
Horatio Soymoar tho Honored Captain
of Democracy In 1S08 iocs to
Hlsllcwnrd
ItoicoC Untr u < lrnt Mliljr Jnlttt the
Nollo l > moomt llnncock nnit
8r jinuiir Oircr Tlitirp
lilt I OIIDH TKtKtlllAM
10mkN YKob la Dr UOixl tho
physician attending Horatio Seymour In
u tiltpatch to n newspaper here says
Theio 1 no Improvement lu the gov
vrnors condition today Ho is notfts
Stiotigas yestorday and Hymptoms nro
not sofavoi able becauso of Increasing
weakness His condlilou Is one of uncer
taluty Ha takes to llttlo nourishment
only the smallest alps ot milk and there
lisucbafailuioof his ingestion that I
fool loss easy about liira than I did yes
terday Ills mlud Is clear though ho Is
a little dcllrlotu now and then as any
one would bo lu his condition His emo
tions aro somewhat disturbed but his lu
toltcct Is clear
iiyino
Unai N Y Keb 124 rM llxGov
Seymour Is thought to bo dylug Tho
members of his family havo boon hnstlly
summoned to his bedside
MAY lllll AT ANY MOMKNT
Utica N y l ob 1U liio i m ix
Gov Seymour is dying Ho cau not mir
vivo moro than an hour aud may tile at
any moment
TllK DIUTlt 110IUtTIN
Utica N Y Iob iaKxaov Sey
mour died nt 10 oclock tonight
now m iiikii
Utica N Y Pub JO Hxaov Soy
mour tiled at 10 oclock tonight at tho
resldenco of his sister Mrs ltoscoo
Conkllng IIo begau lo fall precis ly at 4
Oclock this nfternoou Shortly after
ward ho rallied a little but relapsed Into
unconsciousness During his Illness ho
experienced little II uny physical suffer
ing and today ho was without pain
Mre Seymour who Is icry HI sat with
her husband during the afternoon Most
of the time the exgovernor lasted peace
fully aud his Dominion could
only bo distinguished from natural
sleep by tho ashen pallor of his
countenance and his labored breathing
At i30 ho una sinking rapidly Ill
pulse could scaiccly bo counted and
respiration was moro and moro dlMcnlt
Ho expired iilthout a struggle and as
peacefully as If fulling asleep Tho be
g ifinlnjrof GoivSeymoB Hphysltalimlb
monta dates from nsuustroko which bo
fell him In tho summer of 187C untie ho
was at work on thu roads of his town as
pathmastcr an office which ho was wont
to say ho bad asked for Tho Immediate
causoof his death was cerebral effusion
tha usual process of death In old ago As
yet no arrangements havo been mada for
tho funeral
niomiAiMiicAi SKrTcir
Horatio Seymour X > h D a nophow
of Senator Horatio Seymour ias born at
lompcy Onondaga county N Y on Mny
311810 was nearly soVontysIx years old
at tho tlmo ot Ills deatu In childhood
ho removed to Utica Ho studied nt Ox
ford and Geneva academies N Y rnd
at Iatrldgos Military Institute Middle
town Conn Ho was admitted to tho bar
at Utica lu 18311 but soon withdrew from
Its practice to devote hlmiclf to tho man
ngement of tho largo estalo ho Inherited
by tho death of his father Ho was a
member of tho staff of Gov Mnrry 1833
391 wus elected to tho state asSemby ns a
Democrat 181 land three times reelected
serving as speaker lu 181S Hi > was
chosen mayor of Utica In 1812 Ho was
an iiusucusslul candidate forgovernorln
1850 but was governor In 16S8
66 In March 1861 ho vetoed a pro
hlbltory liquor law aud was defeated In
teo election of that year by the 1iohlbl
tlonlst candldaUn Myron II Clark He
was again elected uovurnor of Now York
as n war Democrat In 1802 Ho aided
materially lu suppressing the riots u Now
York city nnd afforded efficient coopera
Hon to tile government In the war lor tbo
Union In 1BC1 he was defeated for gov
ernor He presided over thu Dcmciciatlc
national convention of 1804 aud aUo In
18C8 when greatly against his will he was
nominated as thu candidate of that great
party for the presidency the ticket being
Seymour and Hlalr Ho received eighty
eh ctoral votes lu this context Ho was
an honest upright fcarlc man and
steadfast Democrat
Ororge U llute Ucnd
Dknvbr Cot Kcb 12 Hon Cleorgo
C Dates died hero at a lato hour last
night of Inllammatlou ot tho bowels after
an Illness of loss than a week aged
aeventyoiio years Hates was a native of
New York moved to Michigan In 1831
and headed a party In opposition to the
policy of the general government during
tho administration of President Jackson
He was one ot the organizer of tho Whig
party anil was made a delegate to the
national conventions which nominated
Harrison in 1810 and Clay In 18ft Ho
an a close friend of Webster Ho was
United Stales district attorney In Callfor
nia underPlllmoro In 1870 he was ap
pointed to a similar office from Illinois to
Utah where he became famous In defend
ing John Iec tho leader of tho Mountain
Meadow massacre He came to Colorado
in 1870 where he resided until hla death
1 r
Tlio Hero Widow
New Yoiis Kcb 12 Mrs Hancock patted a
comfortable night and retted b < Iter lhau tbo
bat at any Miflo tlneo the generals death Tbo
iccruiary of war will arrive hero to morrow
morning and will proceed a onw to thn battery
wheruacarrltgu will bo la walling to takoblin to
Trlnltr churrji Alter tho funeral he Kill
probably acrainpanytbo funeral paity a far
a Ibiladilphla
Cotiimvdoio Chandler bat detailed Meat
Nicholso lie navy Ut iirceol to uoternor
j laud an loader O n Whipple tlio use oi a
earner lo Iran orl tlio troop Iron lor
rrnor I ndtoVew York and tfltrwtrd to
Jersey City
AtnuNJKUKvr ioa tut vnxmur
NomilsTOrtN Ia Kcb It Tho local com
mittee on arfangeuieut h not announced any
r
iHf t i
lniAT idCitfB 1 tbofflam sisio to ifae iroaviwr r8pnng season r KrrifeutJ11 < iM > Vjvei r v jw 4t
lTATTENTION XO 2dUVH OIIOEHS VVV i Jfaf < te rf ttfM
mzlk
VOL XI NO 199
iiroirtammo for Uiii obirn ot ot the lata Mai
Oeri Hancoek and irol tlT will not Thoro
mala will be lakrn Irom ihe ara at tho ll
Sf tiWl V01 0 lh t nnsyl nla A
SchnjUlll > alloy railway vrlicio a htamand
sixicon carriage will tio In Vfaltln Tho
train will roo < l Willi all the vuitorawbn
prefer remaining on loan to tbo Italian or tho
cemetery Tliero y III bo a larjra ptocculen ot
elljon but probably no orxanltatlim a mich
la
mo lino v
Tho vlMtor MoOttlHR tho remain will tin
enifrialncdby lrof Loiio at lit reildencn
near tho cemettry Tho town onuncll will liohl
a peeial m etl K to > nlglit to maka any further
arrangement
Tim
llTTSUlHlO
ymuir thm U the much married maa Mr II
J
Umitil System ni t tlm Tetni 1M
cine Ssilil To He At OuU
CorropondonrootihAtiatoita N v
limnriwTKx Vob ll TIa last week lias
been vctv pretty woMtiornml tho larmlngtttsu
ot people avo taking advantage of Jtly propflr
In for another crop 1
t0b 5H 0lr0JX lh9 va fwrmntly worMng
en behalf of thonil A of Waco ha boaaio
eunid o tacli jho cho l at tho college ihu en
cuing tenif ami begin Monday next
Mr P s Mlghtilrn oporalorH lhov lciiv
Union nnioo at thlapace left hero tottayaiv
CAmpanle Ij ln acconiplUhcdwife tor liteeni
jliio to i > on4 a fov day with nlatirca and
ftifuds
The wanly fatl U abtfut toll Of laltliUtUnAw
YiaUerawiHi was hero llrwks
tun Wmar couiliuid Jailed charged with
having Ulpu d ot mortgaged pn petty In litis
county about four y ara ago Ilu is aald to haw
seion n Ive and many hero liUlovn It hutvmlV
reporter o iedon be aluged onni Mormon
am Interviewedhi I rolatlio lo tho aticrlioii
and he a ihatba ha but t o wives and oiu
llvoa nour Leolmrg In thl county and thttft
otlitrluIam ir county Y
Two members of the rariitorV Alliance astn
elation have beau in uamp count laboring
toorgaiiU litthl county an aaiHiailunaad
tiielretoitiiaioli nsiiccijMfulasiiiiuown
nicy hate organUod n icraliodgc Intbosoulli
ern liuitlon of the catiniy
It ban been learned hurolhat the auditoror
Uin Paris Jlarsball A Mirthwottorn railroad
has refunded tbo tMOi that thu eitlien ol till
iiiar MibacrlbOAlto tho road and Hint the Mad
will not bo built to Wlmor
It lva leatnod today ot A ln Howner agent
of tho MIMirl 1nelOi at IhU place thai
arrnngnmoiiw have boon purttctod Willi Ihe
ilrnimen of dio lown to transfer nil IfeUhln
billed to p dnt tin tbo can lino Tha iiouhl
jymllcaio has fallen ont It eecma with the
Texas A Pacific mid ha entered Int aa ag
mcnl wllb tho Toxa 8t Uuil td hMo
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froightminudlcdby thu Iron Mountain trail
forrud at IVxnrkaua to tlioTyxaiAfUIiOul
li Itial0 learned that frolguta going lo xu
toul will ho tranMerrnUiore A
Irof ClatU of ht i ouU wa In town tha fare
part of iho week and mado several talk at llio
eoiirt homo upon tho immigration movements
and urgnnltcd a society In nittbur
EXCITEMENT HUNS lllUIt
VnatQHniillllea ot renit nmt Sllverlidilul
In Arlmnsm
special to the Jlaroitc
Hoy Siiuvng Auk Pob 13 tol v
It Moffctt tho Jojilln Mo lead king
Who has been Inspecting tho lead mines
ot this section for two months retained
to tho tlty today from Hear Mouptnlti
i > nps highly elated The oro ii these
Vast mines is a kind of soft black mud ox
clay which may by as oaslly worked wlilt
spado or shovel as tallow Alter digging
twentysix feet Mr Moffott took it well
augur nnd bored down to a depth of tlfty
twi > AfocMgd tbevWsaja AtL o wfaipwu
allowed paylngmotal and grew rlclier tlftP
deeper down At fortylive feet tho on >
assayed 50 per cent and fjlfl In alitor
This sntlailes Mr Moffott both as to tho
vastucsi und richness of tho ore mid lie
ooutcmplates putting In works at once
Tho strange nature ot this oro nnd thu
vast quantity tit It has durlug all tho past
disguised it till recently ami there seema
to ho no end to Its extent and tl o excite
ment Is nt n high pitch News this uven
lug from tbo Silver City camps report
forccH of men put to work on live mines
Superintendent Harron of the Continental
Gold and Silver Mining company Is push
ing things
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8THUNH UL HY THE NECK
A llutclier Win Know Wlmt It I To
llnng mid lln Ilnngad
noriAi0 N Y Fob 12 Charles
Horrman a butcher will bo hanged hero
today for inurdor Herrmann lived with
his wife on thu tipper floor of n coltugo
on Illossom alley Sunday evening Nor
vombcr 1 whllo tho landlady was away nt t
church Mrs Herrmann prepared to go
out I told her said her husband
that I did not want her lo go out J
asked hot where she was going She
said It was none ot my business Thing
had gone wrong for tbo Inst couple of
years and Christopher elglor wai to
blamo I did not strike bur I followed
her Into tho bedroom throw her ou the
door and cut Iter threat She did not
strugglo and was dead soon after
Later Charles Herrmann tha wife
murderer was lunged at lOit3 this mom
lug
Ilorrmanuwns brought from hla coll at
10i25 attended by two Lutheran mlu >
lstent Tho condemned man mounted the
platform with n ilrm atop and stood under
the fatal rope looking resolutely and
calmiy at tho crowd before film His
legs were strapped togother by tho depu
tlj and his anus wero pinioned Tho
ropp was adjust d and when all was lit
readiness Sheriff Gilbert Informed Herr
mann that an opportunity to speak If lie
desired to do so was his Thu murderer
then In a loud Ilrm tone of voice con
fessed his crime At tho fiamo tlmo he
riouounrod Zolglorns tho real cnuso Of
tho murder The black cap was then
drawnover Ills head aud tbo trap was
sprung atlOi3 a m At 11 Oclock life
was extinct and the body was cut down
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coninlttro on lluanco of llio sonata arrived
hern it nlgnt Today thoy callrd upon
collector Hodden at lh > cuiuimbouao
and asked li < old In tho Invcttlgallon
which It t be mario into the moibod of the
cn tom onlco and cuicrlaly ln o iho evil
laid to exUt In tho department In good and
ntipraltert department generally Collector
It dden proiuled tbo o inmiailon nlllheabl
pvstlhl fioilnnt of tic cummlntljM will
probably begin to morn
Hulllvnn Will mill lln Clininplon
llostoV MA s Keb12 It wa aworted Idtt
night that Kran bad not kept bl word In put
ting up hi forfeit for tliiv proposed malcb
fiporllni incnnvcn tome of Uu f w friend
say lid It n blutf kmbo and ihat Itan will
never meet the champion fculllran
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