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Show . , FIT ATX Li ESS, ht, NEWSY,. ALWAYS - 111 .: - 3 f m lit i , r 1 r 1 ia x 1 11 1 x 11 CITY UTAH. MONDAY !3SIOINXNG NOVEMBER 16, 1891. IRAKIS T INDEX TC THIS PAPER. pa, hi Berry, the fiance of sinking. Lieutenant the captain. Is etlll by the girl's bedside, lie refuses to make any statement. 8 HOT BY JEW JAKE. ' ARMY TRAGEDY. SALVATI0I1 8um mar lea and Telegraph. First Second page. MUocllanjr. Otrdea Department, Cut Illte Third Refused pK. Ball tr Judjce iilackburn at Proro, Tlntte Mlolng District. A Capt Fourth Dane. Editorial. and Mine other Fifth page, the Churches, 5 Local. Men, Railroad, Sixth Traveling to. it i of Our Neighbored Seventh nice. Eighth page, the Law and Ita Offenders, City and Neigh borbod. Notice. ' Shot by a. Frtiiz ed Viha Suicides. 1! BEARS HER SUFFERING 15. Special to Is There Tbibuhe. great excitement at this hour. Bullets have been flying with deadly effect. The principal hotels are filled with people and others are hurirylng about the streets eaeer for newt, An train of 300 people went from thethe celebrate the opncity this morning ttNorthern Railway into Ing of the Great Nelbart mining camp of the Belt mounOn the return tains, near sixty miles distant. milea Arralngton,: twenty-fiv- e trip, from this city, a gambler, Jacob Harris, "Jew Jake," got into a row with another, mac. The City Marshal separated them, and thrust "Jew Jake" In another ear. When the train arrived here a little atfter 9 o'clock, as Marshal Treat stepped from 1 'I tbe car the gambler Obeat Falib, Mont., Nov. I LIKE A SOLDIER. BUMMABYl OF L.OOAL EVENTS. ex-cgrsl- 1 Cess Illte has been refused ball bj J udge Blackburn. j )l j The Clltnai of a Grand Rdrlew of Senator Stewart is not predisposed toward Division of the Army Man Ponsd the Denver Cotmres Dead in Ills Dunk In Dutte-7-Th- e Dunoan MoAUlter was held op, beaten and A Bogus robbed Saturday night. Dal ton Oanir Frustrate A o billy, blunter lag day, with good atDiploma Factory. tendance at theenurebee. 3 A large number of delegates to the Deni ver leare this morning. Mining Cougre4 It r a H. U. arretted Marshal's fores The OMAnA.lNeb., Nov. 15 Tbe muster of the number of saloon men yesterday for selling Northwestern Division of the Salvatloi f on liquor Sunday, to meet' L.a 51jarechal4 atf Omaha Army TELEQSAPIltO 0UMMAUY. of France has terminated in u tragedy Jsudden and Inexplicable. '.While Another bank failed. yet tbabelf of the Army's chapel In Omaha A Texas bank bursts. toljed thefcurfew, like a requlep for the Bogus diploma factory. dead, Sunday, and the soldiers'- were filing ' Uarlh still pegging away. slowly outi of the barracks, the. sound of a Dal ton's gang frustrated. the notea of the pistol sbo rang Is lumpy jaw odnt4lousT one of theoArmy a with groan, bell, and, Tornado In the Argentine. to the pavement, blood gushing fill captains Terrible fire In Cleveland. from her riiouth and nostrils.1 Her bou bad. a second Do in Pedro ready tb return. muvet lodged on theftidewalk when from; report was beard and a private reeled Crooked banking irt France. a Step or Olindly staggering tie ranka.iand, Anarchists trouble lu Italy. 7A I I ' two,, Depew's eulogy ,on J'arnell. ' DEAD im THE OUTTIB, Choctaws don't Ik negroes. oloud of a amid soul her away winging Dutterworth and the Catholics. own pistol. l; from her smoke kllnister Porter'p return from Italy. was jdst after 6 o'clock In the evening.; It New York's threatened water famine. and'tho Army's forces bad gathered at tbe barracks for tbe purpose of making the Anarchists denounae Chicago's police. usual parade, prior to the services.! The No extradition treaty with Rouinanla. Omaha of the official heads of presence In Internal Revenue Cmmisaloner's report. tbe Ah! L Marechale Booths army of admission to the Clabborn odFrance, ber brother Bailington. bad Fifty cents theI price j fair. drawn hither all tbe forces of this division, ', Iowa. Minnesota, rpakota Papal OhamberlalU on the Pope's posi- - which includes For ' tion. four days thO Array and Nebraska. j has held dally and nightly demonstrations, Oovernor Hovey. resents a laok of oonsid and the work was seemingly meeting with U ration. The real- motive for the success. To Introduce an amnesty bill la Chilean great is not clear, but indicrime double fearful Congress 4 Marshal Treat of CTreat Falls Shot by a Gambler. Girl - Ni 4, FIRED THHBE SHOTS AT HIM Dooth-Clabbo- I rn . but-abov- e j ria t 4 j , j 1 this hour. Marshal Treat returned tbe fire and hit the gambler in tbe leg above the knee. This Is not a serious wound. Harris was immediately arrested ijind lodged In jail. The depot platform was filled with people and two others were bit son with stray shots; one, an 8 or of Mr. Marks of Helena, was struck in the leg above the knee, a flesh wound and not considered serious; the other, a prominent was hit mining man named Joe Lossard, juKt under tbe left eye. Tbe ball lodged somewhere behind tbe eye. The doctors cannot find it yet. It may prove dangerous. JTljere is talk of lynching if the doctors say that Marshal Treat cannot live. Treat came here from Decorah, la. This Is his second term fvs marshal. Harris had been drinking heavily. I A MURDER1IN BUTTE. BirrTK. Mont., Nov. 15. Special to Tribune. J Two prospectors living in the lowlands about twelve miles north of Butte, the came to the city yesterday .and reported ' finding of a dead man in a cabin. Officers and scene proceeded to the main as Charles identified the The wood a Deval. chopper. body was found lying on a bunk with an ugly gunshot wound in tbe right side. In tbe same room and directly opposite this bunk Alfred Fromentler, a prospector, was found sitting on a chair with his head on another bunk; be was drunk. He was arrested and together with Deval's remains After was brought here said that sobering tip Fromentler two drank toDeval came to his cabin; the gether freely all day Friday. The carousal culminated In a drunken row; that he shot Deval with a Winchester rifle in The coroner wli hold an inquest se Fromentierls story of is not credited, as bis victim's revolver was found without an empty chamber. .A INMOST A MASSACRE. ; - cations point to a rather queer combination '! 1 r ot ii JEALOCBT of JLiquor Inj reWashinotow, :Ndr. 5l5 The annual Revof Internal Commissioner of the port enue baa Just been submitted. The total receipts of the lastidacal year of all soures. $140,033,416! an Jn0reuse over the previous year of $3,480,719. The cost of collection was 2.88 per cent of receipts. During the r ' SIJII-BBlLiaiO- WIVKWZY. trS 1 to-nig- ht. ' destroyed. 07 removed year'008 still were and 875 personsj arreMert. Th nstgregate of toamount of taxes collected on account1.162.7&0 ..i bacco wu $32,71X1,270; U utcn-awon unulT. due to the redudtion of the tux Wie repenl ehewlng and smoklnx tobaueoaml tax on of the special tubacoo, taxeit. Tbe Increased $1,38(1,650 cigars and cigarettesincrease of taxed toover last year. Tb bacco and snuff over the previous year, pounds; thu Increase of cigars. 887 002,734 the Increase in cigarettes. 451. 24. j oho. The Commissioner says that In order to make the tariff law effeetlvo several amendments are required, aiQong them one allowfactories as well ing the forfeiting' of Illicit as the duty authorized on factories where violation of the law. there are serious tof and The quantity spirits produced warehouses deposited in the distillery 115.062.380 gallons, an the during lnorease over 1800 of 6.686.481 gallons. The of spirits In distillery warehouses quantity on June 30, 1801. the, largest quantity so held at the close Of any fiscal year. It .being 113.000.000 gallons. The Commlslo)er announces the purpose of substituting jwelKhlng for gauging In ascertaining the quautlty of distilled spirits subjeot to tsxj The report also bostains statistics regarding the production of oleomargarine, statthe gross amount produced during ing that was 44.3(12,400 pounds. the year In the chapter on sugar the Commissioner details the 'aotlon of the bureau In for the payment of, the bounty providing authorized by tbj Tariff act. The number 'of sugar producers who have applied for licenses Is 4U0'3; ; their estimated production Is 013.37tf.U8Q pounds, of which Is cane 572.403,380 pound sujar. The prtkluctlon this year by licensed proexcess of in be not the will following ducers estimates: Cane tugari 465.000.000 pounds; beet, 25.000,000; sorghum. 2.000.000; maple, pounds, on 10.000,000; total. 502,000.000 Which $0,628,750 bounty! will be paid. '. AND self-defens- VICTIM BKXL.ED, AND TITjXj. j j Without waiting tosee the result of the second shot, the murderess placed tbe tuuzxle A muff the weapon, to ber right temple. fled report was heard and tbe body pf Nettle Bledler plunged forward and sank lifeless In .tbe gutter, blood and brains gushing from the ghastly Svound. It all happened so quickly that hot a hand could be raised to prevent the the awful deed. The lifeless stable near eajrried into a liverywas bady wastbet taken to wounded oaptaln and by, a drug store and physicians summoned. The doctor j whispered, after feeling the "She ,1s still pulse of the Bledler woman, alive." Jut then, with a grasp, she died. As the dstetor crossed her bands above ber, the; door, breast, there was a com motion atlooked on and a young" man entered. lie the oorpae aod 84 : e. self-ds-feu- ow. ' ' ay - Iloweveridbsoure may be the motive that prompted the deed. It results standout too plainly, for the body of Nettle only 11 led ear, thejnurderer and suicide, rests on a marble slab at the City Morgue, and her;1 victim. Captain Ilattle Smith of the Salva-tlon Army at Osklaloosa, Iowa, Is waiting In untold agony the final extinguishment of tbe vital spark at her temporary boarding street. place on Ditvenportcame Tbe murderess upon her victim as she was standing on the sidewalk conversing with d companion. Without speaking she drew a revolver aud fired. The wounded captain gave a shriek of pain and with a comrade started to run down the street. a Tbe ' orazed murderess followed, firing . r , second time just as tbe the Warehouses. ' to-d- Chinese jCrew Refuse to Allow Po- Hoe to Arrest One of Thorn. y esterd ay Vancou ver, B. C, Nov. , i . morning Custom Inspector Lewis saw two white men parleying in a suspicious manner with some Chinese on the steamer "City of Japan." Suspecting opium smuggling, he attempted, to investigate. The whites ran. But the Chinese .attacked tbe officer and beat him Until he was unconscious. The two of his assailants' latter has identified and two constables went and Chief McLaren to tbe ship with a warrant for the men. to them On capture attempting ihs entire Chinese crew surrounded with knives, hatchets-etc- ., the officers, armed and.a fight seemed imminent. The po, lice retreated into the hurricane deck' I a sob or ANGUISH and finally; gave up the attempt on tbe in promise that the men would be produced Tbe poburst from bis lips. Then he spots, staying court morning. tbe Monday police he was ber brother, but knew nothing lot the lice to-dwere not armed. It Is thought crime or Its motive and hurriedly leftt are excited recent riots Chinese the that soon removed from the in China and believe that tbeby whites wish Captain Smith was e near by. to Injure them. store to ber boarding-housdrug A physician said the wounds woald cersiikking. Frustrated. Dal ton's prove fatal. She" Is arapidly tainly few words I St. Louts, Nov.Gang . 15. An attempt to rob The captain spolte motive HShe the Missouri, Kansas & Texas south-boun- d concerning the deed and ItsMiss Bledler to train at South Canadian. I. T., was frussaid she sought to lnduoe Join the Arfuy In Council Bluffs a rjaonth trated by the officials last night. A telethe ago. On coming to Omaha Bledler sought gram was sent to Muskogee, notifying her officers that the Daltons were-- seen in the her out, telling her how much she loved en10 and on several occasions attempted wajs run ahead of the vicinity. An extra all regular and guards placed in tbe train joy heir company to tbe exclusion of others. At the meeting yesterday Afterand express cars. It is believed that postal noon, she seiit word from the rear of the One or two Of the gang got n the train at church to Cabtaln Smith that she v Muskogee and signaled tbe robbers not to ' as the train was attempt the robbery, WANTED TO TALK WITH HER. ! i officers have been put on tbe The guarded. Don PlAtri Funeral. The latter was busy then, but after lunch trail of the robbers. IiiDKHTT, Ohio. Nov. 15.Don Piatt went back and oon versed for a time with ' i j1 Wst The ceremoay wes the the Bledler woman. It Is not known what I Account of the Arizona Shooting. was buried Wallace ailed Xater 9 Captain either said. .simple aervlce ofj the Catholic Chureh. Ariz., Nov. 15. A shooting their boarding house SIIolbkook, and the remains were laid to rest In the Captain Smith to go toThe at Rooky Quarry, occurred yesterday affray to near here, between tomb without the least display. Ap with her (Wallace). captain tried William Clark, an engifamily Interminable barred the but latter of line ber which leave companion, carriages, almost and Thomas Lovio, a brakeman. The and neer, followed the hearaej to the grave, told of the way. refusing to allow her to pass, men quarreled about an old trouble, and if the was the threat deceased held. that finally expressing the esteem lu which the Lovln fired, a shot at Clark which missed. , Jlls widow has received many messages of oaptaln left her she would be sorry for It. He then knocked Clark down. The latter wa known that Captain Snjiltb's fell When it condole nee from editors.! priests and statesunconscious and. thinking him dead. ofj the Lovin gave up his gun. men all over the country. Rev. Father life hung by a thread., the members Clark recovered on their knees, performed the obsequies and the Army In the room dropped and, securing a shotgun, jCouwy consciousness, of true Grace in men throne Well the were Army known of public bearers beseeching Lovin. firing two shots, one of pall State. pursuedtook on behalf of the seriously wounded which til j' the style effect, causing I death. Clark , . , 1.. J comrade. It Was uxe. aamu uu tnen lost oyawiuuBucsa Ita to Ilallroatl Stock, j Increase PATHETIC SCENE, uij A special Fort Scott, Kas.i Nov. 15. No Treaty With Roumsnia. 33 I and directors As the ferven supplications rolled upward meeting of the 3tstockholdersPacific voices New York, Nov. 15. Tribune Dispatch Railroad there could be heard above all other Colorado of tbs Kansas Not Francisco Cnremcu series. the that San of the cup praying girl, dying The stockholders that ook place yesterday. her. But having heard from tbe State Department not i! pass from In the capital stock might authorised an Increase w itbout Michael Kirsch-ns- r, avail.,, Among at Washington yesterday, it . was Ot $20,000,000 to --'7.000,000. and authorized was held on a who Lieuwas bedside 'Roumanian her the at kneeling others to and nicer the complete the directors FUi Soott with him whom town to Of pa?-tat- n Boons forgery; was charging tenant cablegram & Berry WestWichita of the purchase was a 'been Klrschner soou was from married. to have Smith custody. discharged j 'Colorado Paoifio ern Uy., and to lease the Offerhe and is Bucharest his fiancee. says ia willing He all sat banker dying night by road, a road extending from Wichita, Kaa., to go back there, but It must be on bis own ing suoh oon4atlou as his bruised heart to Pueblo. Colo. 'J volition- - .The United States has no extraj could suggests dition Oaptaln treaty with Roumanla. Captain Wallace,ofwho was with told Dllnard tn the Northwest ; 1. i a retime the the at shooting, Smith 15 Nov.l Several laches of St. .Paiji J the shooting the Just before behind Bogus Diploma Factory. porter that y. j Reports from vasnow fell here saycams womas them, Bledler up Cincinnati. Nov. 15. Dr. T. W. Van rious partslaof the Northwest Indicate that ing that she 'desired to talk to Captain Vlock, of the Medical University At Morebead three Smith. Tbe Utter replied that she had not of Ohio,president the- storm general. w at arrested this morning for issua blizzard Is threat- Urns to talk to her. The girl said Inches of snow fell,-anThe "university" has ing bogus diplomas. Cloud It aaowed all day. At are given," but ening. At 8.St. D.. no lecturesand no building, seven Is Inches there of Aberdeen. medto Issued Vleck Van dipiomal practice are snow. Farmers folly prepared for bad Jf you don't talk with me." fsw minfrom $300" down various amounts, for icine Is! Much grain still unthreshed. utes later I heard a revolver shoot right at to a few dollars. ' weather. . our back!. Captain Smith screamed, and we and little ploughing has been done. II started to run. Then there was a seoond Disappearance. Mysterious to the XV.C T. U. shot. Hnrrenderetl the aasassla. She was I neverioew "CrfT Nov. 15r Oscar Twltchell. a Pulpits Kansas of the pulpits In not a member Of tbe Army. Bostow. Nov. ; merchant, ussorts that his Philadelphia: to-dwere occupied residence at the called who a this city and suburbs ir To seirenteen-yearoreporter . nephew, 1Oscar Preston, At of W. W. Bledler, the father of the murderlaltlnf W. f. T. TT. dtls-atadlsappeare with a satchel hu mvsterijuslv Tremnot Temple Ldj Udrry Somerset ie- - j ess, at Counoil Bluffs, a younger sister Contaluing dia valuable including u u u t avrn.vo. Smith had monds. Foul play isproperly t Nettle and Captain livereo tne a that stated ah vicoiijji suspected. " was the young people's meeting at which been fast friends a long, time and the habit Feed and the Eoonomltea' Millions.1 addresses were made by various people. the former, 'had been I, In for the purthe of meetings PiTTSBURoi Nov. 15. Concerning the reArmy attending ' CThoctavrs Don't; Dllca Negroes? pose of meeting the oaptaln and other cant stories published throughout tbe Feed of California pAiri. Tex.. 'No. 15. The Choctaw girls. When aha left home yesterday afterthat Dr. Cyrus Council has passed fan act to make negroes noon to go to tbe Army celebration, she had country In getting bold of the succeeded bad from the States seeking promised lauds go no revolver, so far as her sister knew, nor finances of tbe society of Eoonomites, Trusbetween; the tee John Duss has elsewhere than to the Choctaw Nation, and bad there been: any trouble a statement employed la the rirls which might account for- - the fearful detailing how Feed published the negroes who bate been to visit the happened deed. Commander Lalnes there are being sent away. and the results of his visit. Duss society and was I1U4NOTON SBOOTH WOULD HOT Tj ays Feed did not get any money and won moral sap-po- rt An Aitor IleirBorn the tragedy, .. simply saying! not after it. lie sought concerning and intends to send securities to join t iv Tom, Nov 15 A son was bora to It's terrible, terrible." L.a M Tr. and JMr. John Jacob them. As to the finances, they are In safe At an Immense meeting yesterday. ; i? ill be ntmed John Jacob, belonging to cbale Clabborn made an address upon j the bands and there Is no danger ot any parson and causing any chacs i work In France) and Switzerland. Balling-to- n becoming a member f:h jreceritlon of that name. and lb the system. - Affairs are entirely la tie church the between vibrated Booth ' At "ier Hank I'alleti. hands of a board of elders, and no one pernee two or three times, her condition. Us son could 15. la Nov. It get control of tbe society's i j reported "i Evlnss under a distinctly Uaak, Sand- - wanted the audience to had never been a that the assailant stn4 Death of a I'orlz I'c!:cr. Ei rater cf the Army. Tt a weapon used was , Nov. ir. Jr - "j r-- ID: rtvclver. a Cincinnati, 53 well-kno: 3 . cl 2 t - r. cow Is tbe the 2 o. .at, CirAin 13 c: a ; iiai "E.Uil alive. bat Cl.Jfi:::! I" v; i , i ' t i - . . j . I ; k ' ' , I. to-da- J k half-doll- - ' - 15,i-Moet- : ay - Atr to-ni- ght 1 ili-lto- . -- : r. Fu-'i- h -- ' :! ns. i i - : 1 1,1 j j PRfcSTIOE. CIRCULATION, ADVKBTISINQ. THE TKlBtTCOE. by I te GLADSTONE PArW to-nig- " i their-peopl- e to-uig- -- ,' , self-governm- to-morr-ow - da, . . -- , i non-promoti- des-spairl- ' , - T- ti ! self-possess- ed, ' - 1 to-da- y. . . , . -- :: 1 . :i f , Ex-Gener- so al '- !; : -- Corbett Doubts That Maher Das tbe Codfage- to Bleet.IIim. ; Jim Corbett. the heavyweight pugilist,wbo has a standing challenge for $5000 a side. Is In tbe city. to the world the proIn an S Interview3 concerning match4 with ?. Peter Maher, fessed up said: " Maher ' has . pnt be 000. He S1000 forfeit. I have put. up akks till December 35th to put up, the full amount On his side. I have no confidence In Maher and believe that he is making a bluff te advertise himself. I do not think he has the courage to meet me." Ckicaoo.Nov.15.- Cen-tral- - : eon-tem- ell ' - ' - i ; -- pt . - - t . co-oper- ate -- , n&VUItX. . Means at Renewed . - .3 PORTER S SHODS n" r l ; b , to-d- ay " " 1 - A morning paper has Chicago, 'Nov. 15. York New a special from saying: United States Minister to Italy Porter reached here this morning on the steamer "Normandla" and . proceeded at once to Vtashicg-to- n, havins been - sannoned He' 'declines from bis ros. hla cpesrance rlT' butrumor ta talk, ti"i rttl!elti!:.iCtt;a' .t ot its Ii' 'mlS T f;-.::- '' : f to-da- y. -- ly , " n.a saea t pt Yorte-tow- longer opened the revolutionary . war in Mexico. A message received here says that Garza attacked Guerrero yesterday evening and was a stubborn off resistance after drfven only on the part of the Mexican garrison., One Mexican soldier was killed and another wounded. The loss on Garza's side is not known. It is evident that the Insurgents their forces have been now quietly increasing and have begun an active campaign. A dispatch from Bio Grande City says that and that the revolutionists are well armed, have many sympathizers- - among tbe they Mexicans on this side of the border. t non-recei- on ng Thei-Governo- . Nov. 15. There is no .ntnio, Tex. Catrino Garza has that doubt any unex-pectei- ; - I i bt - He Has Been Quietly Recruiting His Forces. V 1 1th--o- ut 13 '- . - j It - . 1 - Louis, Nov. 15. Right Rev. O'Brien, one of the Papal Chamberlains, has arrived from Rome, whence lie comes is a Papal representative to 3 attend the lubllee of Archbishop Kerrlck. Concerning the Pope's recent iencyclloal letter, 0Brien said: "Tbe Pope had done nothing more than enforce the principles contained in thei command- -, ment, 'Thou Shalt iot steal.' Private prophas existed from all: time. To erty Inorlafld to assert that tbe Pope had no deny, rizht te enforce that principle, would be to The deny the actual faet of its existence. church has only taken the part of the peoworld ple against their oppressors. asjThe looks upon tbe Pope's position untenable. He will not leave Rome unless compelled to. As to whether be can be compelled, to or not. Is a matter which only jthe future can reveal. The Jews and Free Masons are by the backbone of the revolution, and it isbeen them that tbe present rulers jhave pitchforked Into power. The Reverend Prelate asserted that there was no truth in the reported appointment 3 of a new American Cardinal, j GARZA STILL. PEGGING AWAIT. Demand from Italy. . lo ST. : i ; ; Duspicion That I : ( - s. ' -- de-ir- es c.otn-pan- ' 1 i l i j PUGILISTS BLUFFING. r 1:.;... - . YEARS. - ; i -- lii-- ' Papal Chamberlain Saysi They Are the Backbone of Italy. 3 i ile-.tj-.- jy In New Orleans, and Receiver Campbell of the International & Great Wesiern Railway ran an attachment against it jfor $385,218. to the receiverbeing the amount belonging bad been deeds of ship on deposit. Therebank as a guarantee trust executed by the for the railroad. deposits. Receiver Camp- -' bell, thinking that , the deposits were still red, ran the) attachment Insufficiently sec.The' failure is in fact an above referred. benefit of certain pre- -, assignment for tbe ferred creditors and the depositors generthat the loss to outside ally. It Is'bethought 8ma.il as most ot-- tbenv- have banks will withdrawn their balances ofwtere secured. The individual abl ""business jde post accounts were heavy and tbe losses will, be j severely felt, many men San1 ht . . ' i . Tyler. Tex., speolal says: The of Bonner &j Bonner baa house banking been forced to the wall. It has bad a successful career of. about twenty years and a one of thesolidest and soundreputationInastbe State. News Of the failure est banks spread like Wildfire, and was the pne toplo of conversation. It has beep known by those familiar with Its officers, that the bank was In straits, but it was thought that But yesit would be able to pull through. ' i OB" i r Times-Democra- t's - 3200.-00- - i PAPER WENT TO PROTEST Ono-IIors- t Many People Will Lose the Savings of Years. New Orleans, Nov. 15.4-T- ! STATE. OF Seriously Injureil. i sive than bronze medalk wiil be given at the Fair, although special NcertlHcates may accompany tbfse medals in some cases. W: A. Geft of California dulled on Chief Samuels and told him that thevwine growers of that State are already busy with preparations for the Exposition. "We had uch State at rather had a man from our own Mr. Geft the head of this department," said, "but.since the appointment went elsewhere, we are determined to sustain the Administration; with a splendid exhibit from the Pacific Slope. A TEXAS DANK. BURSTS." terday its COUNCIL , - he CHILEAN t $198,000 WOULD Is believed that itoHbing more expen- It THE COXFIjAG JtATION. One Fireman Killed ami Two Others CLKVELANO , al THE JUDGES. the confederate states of the empire to see DOM PEDRO WOULD RETURN the justice of his course and joiu In demanding of the Imperial Parliament that Ireland should be granted, for ber domestic affairs, self government and home rule. As tbe rays of the morning sun for coming sites cemetery of penetrate the shades of the tho tomb of To Save Ills Satire Country from Glasnevin and glance from O'Counell.. the liberator, to the moiiumeut of Parnell, tbe deliverer, may they illume Going to Fieces. tbe homes of a contented, happy and prosperous people." Letters ot resret from Henry Vatteroa Cleveland,' Nov. 15. Uc of tbe most Anarchists Tronhlesome in Italy threatening tires Cleveland has bad broke Q(arza Still I'eging Away at Ills e out at 8 o'clock this evening, and beforo Kevolution Crooked extinguished at midnight it had destroyed in TorFrance Terrible llankiiij; worth of property and resulted in nado lu the Agentlne. the deutb of one Grenmn and tho serious inIn th jury of two others. The. fire started bir job printing establishment of r'liort St exForman, frcntlug' on Superior to block the Frankftt tending through Paris. Nov. 15. According to an" official street.n The building is in the heart of the TOmmunicatioii New Yonk, Nof . 15. Services to the memsent the press the leaders dowa-towcenter. business and banking ory of the late Charles Stewart Paruell were and surrounded bv hirh tir'ck blocks. The ofthe Hrszillan colony here have received id y to a declaration to the effect that Dom ;v e:ut r in the Academy of Musis. fir burtieti figfi'eiy :i held Pedro, ere four 4. Delethe was jntl the eulogist. Chauncey ilepeait unn- - seeing events in Brazil tendiog to dismemh oon CiorK'il .I:.i.. tne 'i "tii ber the the gations from the Irish societies "of New w v. ready to return If renk 1! ti i : bnilding Nation country.binij presence. In order to York were dn the l platform and representawas ou Supoi-luti.o sirscc, der a final service to the union, integrity tives from Philadelphia, Huston, New llaveu fronting IN OK Tilt H.:E. and greatness of his fatherland. ' and Bridgeport paid tribute by their presTl Its nr.und p tnl .ivvu i.rer ! ence. a liasty exit, and it THE REVOLUTION SPREADING. rni f. Tlifl quests ma-.j cei t.iiii that ilie hotel would The orator was greeted with earnest ap- seemed ., r with the WvJdell Porto Allecre in the Hands of tbe plause. The following are extracts from be . w .uiua.' IIous it on the east. A . HrnzJIlAn Insurgents. to the oration:! "Ware here to pay tribute i a .i for steamers was m.uie. and 15. New Nov. fleraUt'i Tbe Buenos Yokk, the memory of ajman who made an indeli- t n soon wore at work. One of the ble impression upon bis times and performed first st 'iriers to arrive was No. 1, and Cap- - Ayres advices say: "Brazilian news of as said his for incalculable services eotintry." John Grady a:ul Fircran Michael till more alarming character, Indicating a 0 Mr. Depew. "In Hbis audience are Irishy same of the Ward Cliarles and rapid spread of the revolution through- men of alii creeds and widely dlversant Ilnwley carried a line into the burning build-InRio tirande do Sol. out General Cos-tllviews on question affecting Ireland, who ofone floors An Instant later Ljie fell, resigned yesterday. leaving the; for the evening anl this occasion lay aeide crushing Captain Grady to death and serof ia provisional their antaeuuibms iand plant a flower upon iously injuring Hawley and Ward. Grady's government in charge composed of Asslz liurel. General tbe grave ofi one df the most eminent of body was recovered and the other two sent Junta, and Barros Cassul. Tbe revolution their race. Tho I to the hospital- where they are reported in a Ossarlo few siiccessful. The garrison at appears WEAKNESS AND ERRORS OF GREAT LEADERS critical condition. After an hour's hard I.tagui. un be the frontier,A surof the rendered without Uruguay are an, inseparable part of the elements work the firemen gained the mastery a Porto leg re, battle. fire, saved the two hotels and confined the the capitaf of the State, is In the wbicb uffect thelr fortunes while livlnx.but, bands ot, Haines t9 the Frankfortstreet building. The the revolutionists. In the interior of when tbey are dead, tbe sum of their serDo uL will Insurance loss about 225,000, monument. Is their aggregate vices to all the telegraph lines are destroyed, so It crowded with battles,- persecutions. $175,000. difficult to obtain authentic details of Is going on. what Imprisonments, defeats and triumphs, conIt Is believed thatsevANARCHISTS AKOCSED. movela one Individuality tbe hopes eral northern will tbe Join centrating provinces and fears, tbe passfons aud. resentments of ment the dictator. Tbe fleet which a nation for centuries, could not end w Hold Indignation Meetlngsand it was against said that Fonesoa had sent to Klo They Grand do Sulbas not yet reached any of ita leaving pepJndieontroversies which time Denounce tbe Police. and opportDnity alone can heal. It Is our 15. was Nov. tbe "Red' Chicago. subject ports. to recognize and gratepurpose THE COCTtCIO OF STATE a excited and discussed vehement gathby the the wisdom, patriotism, fully remember new for the administration ;ls now comthe courage- and superb generalship with ering of Socialists at Waverly Hall this plete. Eleven members were chosen, Ave by which Charles Stewart Parnell organized afternoon. Tbe discussion contained a President Monit. three by tbe Senate and and led his countrymen within sight of the scorching, outspoken denunciation of tbe three House of Deputies. Tbe Counthe by histoThe of land self government. force in general and Inspectpromised police Chicago cil Consuls the Ministry, ex officio, the cannot chronicles write of rian this period Red a member ofof tbe ors Hubbard and LewisCourts of Justice, of Germany without Bismarck, of France In the American flag was particularly. deand discussed an ecclesiastical dignitary, a general 'or --without Gambetta, Of Italy without Cavour clared a token of universal brotherhood. As admiral, tbe cbTef of the administration and Garibaldi, of f Ireland without Parthe cherished color of the Anarchists it of finance and one treasurer lor diplomatic nell." was praised in tbe extreme and the recent courier is supposed to advise tbe The speaker then reverted to Ireland's outbreak of the police against the color agent. The priest; to put a check upen him. The presiturbulent history before the beginning of characterized as a burlesque upon justice. dent the higher i legal and the present century, at which time tbe his- Resolutions ridiculing tbe Mayor and Chief judicialdirects but tbe nominatory of modern Ireland began. After the of Police were introduced by one Mrs. tion of functionaries, as - well these officer,! war and devastation in other European Woodman. M. Zanctken, as the ecclesiastical must dignitaries followed peace, recuperacountries, tbere AX ESCAPED NIHILIST tbs council, j Tbe ' council, proceed 'from ' tion, prosperity. ''Ireland forms a solitary from Russia, delighted the audience by asconsists of two Conservatives snd nine power of peace. exception to the beneficent between Liberals. It was because the Conservative that tbe only difference 1 serting Her story is Russia and the United States was that In party had no representation in the council ' the Spabadox or nations. Russia reformers were bung by the Czar, that the ministers, Rarrazabal and; Walker When most at rest she has suffered the most while bere Inspector Bon field attended to Martinez, resigned the other day. - Now that I t tbe duties of the exeou tlon. At a turbulei t twoof their party are cbosea! the- minister misery." These results. Mr. Uepew held, were due meeting of' tbe Trades and Labor Assen. . will probably consent to reiualn In the cabinet. to what 'Gladstone recently characterized as bly Mayor Washburne, Chief McClaugbrs-) am Informed on reliable authority (bat centuries of wrong." "Forms of I Inspector Lewis and the Chicago poll without the spirit of liberty, were coudemned in unmeasured terms. SevTHOMPSON. THE work greater: Injustice than absolutism. eral speakers declared that the raid made of the London Timet, CORKCSFOEJDEXT, who has! Tbe autocrat ban be forced to listen to the by tbe police was the first move by those In such sensational reports aboutbeenWenJIng the Amerilabor to destroy can diplomatic and naval representatives,' power against organized cry Of his people, but when tbey are miswas A Introduced In or break not represented at all, the and it up. was. wben'ln this country on a previous ocpetition represented, Federal Congress, tbey bave no voice. to be presented to tbe city council tbe representative of a number of Encasion, to condemn tbe glish steel Tbere was no possibility of the Imperial! firms. He also acted as an occasnight, asking that body The Parliament hearing, knowing or oaring fori Intrusion of the police made Friday. de- ional correspondent of tbe Timet. He was not the wrongs or aspirations of Ireland- until Citizens Alliance passed resolutions successful in the business entSrprlse and he Parnell compelled Parliament to hear and! manding that tbe Mayor Investigate Fri- returned to Europe without) securing the day night's raid. His alleged magnanihe desired.' contracts quenoe nor genius, but he possessed the mous services In the Interest pf the Junta Ltaclc of Consideration. at a Resented tireless energy, the grasp of his surroundLisbon now appear to) bave .been ings and the directness of aim wblch com-. - City 'or Mexico, Nov. 15. ITribtjjie actuated by the same desire. Having mand the business Senates of our,vay. Ban Francisco CJ.rtmicle series.. failed to secure contracto from Balm In a representative govern meat composed Dispatch be migat prevail upon Governor Hovey ot Indiana, during his stay be. of different States the pride of empire, the bere, bad a wordy war with C. A. the Junta thought in the event of to them, grant the their triumpblngo over BalmacedaJ This always pomblne Dougherty, Cbarge d Affaires, of feeling of nationality willwhole the united force of the against tbe United States Legation, because he imagdoubtless, partly) makes elear effort of any part to violently disrupt tbe ined be was not receiving tbe attention that explanation, whole course since his reappearance bis and tbe fever his position as Governor of Indiana should here. By gross State. While the fight lasts j of nationality Js on they will be blind and command. Oo Hbe arrival here of the G AKEHICAW, ' deaf to the Just demand of the dissatisfied Governor's party." Mr. Dougherty offered to he ABCSE Or EVEKTTHIJf to gain! his ) object evidently hopes Minister member. A necessity of a disaffected and present them to tbe President. The offer Colonel Of War, Is tbe the Holley, is commucommonwealth was accepted, and Mr. Dougherty Injured the from cabinet. to Junta's latest resign Secretary of ForA COSCPKTENT AND IN;OBBtrPTlBIJB LEADER, nicated with tb Mexican He bad general Command of the assault on x for an Relations, asking appointment There Is discontent among and a united and loyal1 representation in the eign with President Diaz, An answer was re- Valparaiso. i officers of the new Government owing . : tbe Federal Congress. Mr. ceived Dougherty's absence and of tbe to "At the hoiir when the prospect was from tbeduring notioffice, and Chief Clerk Butler Word is received pay promised at Iqlque. war the darkest, and the Irish were fied Governor Hovey of the appointment. States Ship of their cause, there appeared treated bira very sbablly. that the United Montevideo. ' from sailed field a champion who preshould Mr. upon the ofi have that Dougherty No for this Valparaiso.' morning sented none the external of heroismcom-or believing Uruguy. In of him perthe appointment acquainted Is to atlooo attached the his herald No resign significance was trumpeted not leadership. son. The appointment kept, but of Minister Holley. The reason Is that b arrival. Ills Mr. Dougherty made another for the following; no applause greeted his The bis noticed not bad presence. comrades when the Governor and' his bas been elected a General of Division. ing Monday, He party enemy was not aware of bis existence. were received by tbe President.- - Cne TOItNAIMV IN TUB ARGENTINE? disliked to speak, add, whenever possible, of tbe absurd things connected with tbe I But avoided the forum and tbe platform. visit, to tbe capital was that his An Entire Town and Governor's and he was tq effectively voice tbe demands In their .uniDestroyed roamed about tthe staff city the resources of forms during his stay here They were the principles which hadoftaxed, Killed. Many People tbe greatest orators wasa Nationundemonstrajustly famed subject of keen sarcasm from all classes, New Yore. Nov. 15. A Buenos Ayres cold, for eloquence, lie Americans here. the from imperturbable, yet he especially dispatch' states tba( a torn ado passed over tive, became the Idol of tho most Impulsive of tbe province of Santa Fa Friday night. The Another Whaleback. Launched. IS. Tribottb town of Arroya Seco was entirely destroyed, people. had ambitions other than for his Nor. West Wi.. Spperior. If he Ban Francisco Chnnicl series. and thirty wounded. A forty people killed' coaches were never apparent. The Dispatch was overturned No. 117. was train country tbeywhich new wbaleback vessel. A steel eighteen of, started him in bis career launched 117 Is .the largest and many passengers ; burled.; Tbe Inspiration The teleand guided him in bias work was i the motto vessel ever launched by the American Steel graph wires are down and details of tbe i God Save Ireland. " t Company, being 300 feet In length, disaster are meager.' Crops j were badly Mr. Depew followed! Parnell through his Barge 36 foot beam, and 22 feet In depth. Yesterdamaged. The province of Santa Fe bas a with only three day afternoon tbe American Steel Barge ofwork at its Inception, When, and contains population of about 100.000, who dared to follow, be attacked 600 and Ineludlng Joseph Colby. Colgate 38,000 sqaare miles. j odd entrenched in the 'forms and traditions ficials, Hoy W and other prominent men, accompauntil nied Paof centuries. No measure sball passwas left for the DHL an To McDougail. Introduce by Captain Amnesty his cific Coast tbe demands of Ireland aie granted, is their Inoa a It 15 TiUBt7JrB Distrln. special Not. Vaiairaiso. and unruffled battle cry. Tbe undismayed to complete arrangements while San Francisco Chronicle Series. It ia leader stood with his little band across tbe tention for startiag tbe tows of Everett, on patch there tBas the Conservatives or Clericals rumored of demanding justice lousiness, public pathIreland. Sound. A .em all branch of the barge Intend to introduce In Congress an amnesty Puget 3 I for 1 building concern will be started In connecbill,' wblch will extend clemency toward all ' 3 , HE nATTVKD STATES MEN ' tion with the plaee. t tbe late supporters of Balmaceda's caure, ' with tbe exception of some twenty-fiv- e who had led the House of Commons for and. hoi lea. Cat Bntterworth 15. tbe wbo were the most prominent. I them that they leaders, geeeritlons :by Fhowjng BtrRO. Nov. Dispatch Pitts rumor for what It Is worth. ' It is (Tribuse this send could neither stop not! suspend nor expel, San Chrtmicls Series.! Tbe ColumValdl-vleIn Santiago. current upon their own bus Francisco for Be was acting, strictly Club, tbe ieading Catholic organization officers under Balmaceda and i other rules. this diocese, at Its meeting thi afternoon have left Meadosa to offer their services to The perfection of the Land League by of action ou the recent speech, of took was Fonseca of Brazil. next outlined.' Davltt and Parnell Butterwortb before the Stand- Dictator tbe Parnelli entered Parliament at "When .Cnicago. Some of the Influential Pf nance. bead of 83 out of 103 representatives from ard Club of ' Crooked JJanltlnfl; and of the diocese were presest and j 15. Nov. Ireland he held In one band the party power Catboiics Besnard, Pakis, Boulaegist club. A committee reported member of tbe Chamber of Deputies, of addressedof the and In the other the homes and fortuaesThe a series resolutions denouncing tbe lan- been arrested for bis connection with bas thee. his people. He returned in triumph. cf Mr. Butterworth and demandicg concern as known Calsse tbe Commons were? bewildered. (The calm acd guage basking and. upon speech, ample apology for thetbe bank accepted from tbe purconfident leader, who defied them with three an Commissioners chasers The to do so, requests a larger failureWorld's of shares pay meat In installments, followers, now faced them withhim. for ask tbe Fair resignaof the 'to From number of Irish members behind tbe securities when fully paid for were of tbe secretary, wbo dis- but tbe tion from its body . Irish question became Par--nnot that hour tbe j in forthcoming. and Into sessioss credits their brings British politics, and foremost factor enare In which they the great work the most powerful member of the ComSwing; Quietly. . ' They "Would 3 " gaged." mons." 15. Nor. Tbe Time la an artiLoarooir, at Ktlmalnham Jail, 1 in era. ' Parnell's confinementown cle commenting on the activity of tbe ChiStrilce of General terms, andj. his release upon bis police ventures tbe prediction that if Pakis. Not. 15. The Japanese Embassy cagoAnarchists return , to Ithe Commons, were denies commit murder tbere within tbe fleet the that the Japanese report minGladstone recalled. His deTeat of the next baDged xontbs the few, with Chinese tbe tbey will bewas tbe will against of The conversion was reviewed. used than much with istry dispatch greater fleets. Gladstone to Jne role for Ireland," said European five ago. witb their years met predecessors 40,000 miners, Delegates representing Mr. Depew. "is tbe most momentous event and declared an immediate general in English polities of our great generation Courtesies to the Royal Hon the miners in the north of France, sf strike on of the out power He went to defeut and Nov. 15. Tbe Grasd Date A!:i! Pahisv as test a of Issue and as steadily ; ':fcept It 3 A T7sshf oton Pioneer Dead. Duke of Luchtenbers have a' 2 a v and ' 3;'. ' faith.", the close. Depew De Chartres at Cli&r .,ti:f.y. Duo 15.& to tbe Nov. G. J. Wash.. Tacoma. JudgeCommissaid i "Ireland no Near to is liow tbat t:. fcir'i I.'. A. of object J. ."parks. Sparks, brother .13. longer FIGHTS maintain social reiatlocs WU! t sioner of tbe general land olcs undar PresiWXTB: ONE ABIC TIED Ilouaa of Franca. ft jed 3. Cleveland. Clrd here and the other held back by falsenofriends. dent 1m 11Z2. and wt5 at t came time bera He j longer Parnell freed tberu both Ireland alone. Her c.iuse and stake 1j Territorial Auditcr cf YasMnrrts'n. r. 1 tbat'cf caa of t'.s rreatcst parties of linj-la- r '- - 17eII Known Ilrlste so by rirnell." 1 acd IS w&3 Z.a roT'--oiTHot." 1'. ,: X ci I; of tie or itloi was in tv ar con-slie- PRICE FIVlE CENTS and others were read. - PARNELL'S C33VEBSI33 OF counterfeit coin was received. This arrangement was very favorably J by tho finance committee, and, unless some genius is able to devise a ticket the market without that can te 'put dollar of being counterfeited, a half danger will be the ticket of admission. Director-GenerDavis finds, after a thorough exambe necessary ination, that 500 Jodges-wil- l to make tbe awards, but be propose to keep the expenses doWu by allowing each judge only f& a day. tie estimates that S2J00 In - -- Irjsh Uader's Memory. N ' . the1 The Moat Momentous Event in Engof Our Generation lish BUT HOW TO MA LK THSM Own United jllis People anol Conwas another matter. This was done a the .Millions of an Alien verted thirty Centennial by making a silver Rac- e- d'Connell the Liberator, an admission ticket. The records of tbe Centennial show that In all the money Parnellfthe Deliverer. handled the gateTkeepers, less than ";' ; ' Scrrices ui SeW York in Donor of ay A ; to-da- yi ' San Franolsoo Chronicle iSeries. I Fifty cents will be . the price of admission to the World's Fair. The admission ticket will not be a slip of paper r a cardboard ticket, that ralebt be sold one day and counterfeited the next, but ia silver half In coin from the dollar, or its equivalent mints of the United States. Tbe Exposition directors are not taking any chancestick-on losing money at the gates by spurious ets. It was concluded at a meeting to-dKthat an enterprise of sucli proportions as the World's Fair would offer tempting inducements to counterfeiters, ' ay , No Tickets. Tribute Dispatch - . 1 f i : . 5. Chicago. Nov. j tof ; . There Will Be IjOSINCt THE SAVINGS ! com-mlsalon- . The failure will occasion no panic at the other banks of the city. This morning the boot and shoe house of White St Co.. in which Bonner St Bonner were interested, made a general assignment, So far as can be learned the banks liabilities will exceed half a million. The assets, it is said, exceed the liabilities, but, as they consist of stocks and personal paper. It is not, known whether theyj will realize their face value. : i THE JEVS AND MASONS. ' - - ADMISSION TO THE FAIR. D EPEV7 EU LQ 6 IZ ES PARHELL. Be The Price Will Fifty Cents and j Miner Found Dead In Ills Bunk Another Drunk. A j INTERNAL Jt&VlSNUK HliPORT, Orer One Hundred Million Gallons . One struck his hip and tho doctors think that tbe other penetrated bis spioe. If so, be must die. At any rate he is in a critical condition at ! j on in quick succession. ' i It 1 . I -- INFT.TJENCiV FIRST TI1K TttlBUMt. SAI-i . ,- IN CHARiCTXBl OltlUIXAL. ! i It "' units - rt t--- ": 5 r:.a M-'T- , Ljzi-.i7- f - 3 )u C.' ITli " " - C; t j 3 C , :,' |