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Deming Headlight, 01-07-1898

J.E. Curren

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MEXICAN CENTRAL

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Where the ^{Sun Shines Always} MEXICO.

Tourist Resort Pleasure or Travel!

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^llio

muloralgiied for

full

pitrtloulnru.

1,HOFFMAN, G.P.A., Mexico City. W, D, HURDOCK, A.Q.P.A., Mexico City.

R.E. ^COMFORT, Coni'l Agt., El

Puo.T.xu,

WOU. SALE,

A Few Car Loads ^of

Lumber

and

JOHN

Sag nan ^{g gM a}

largest ^{stock of} Doors, Windows.

, Mouldings and Window ^Glass

in the Southwest.

Spoolal ationtlon given to Mail OrdorB,

W. ^{R. MERRILL,}

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Ore Samolers and ^Buy

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More

GAINS

^TWO

tlili

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rteM 0B

irat

Color

^{an ft Han-OuU-liU}

Holp foil^la

r tat

llaaaa.

rVilambfli. Jan. ^{8. trtiTiOO} to

tht

of tho tha matter into the

court,

there were Joint ^on both

ildei oti th nal(irlul cnnUnt. The Ilanna men olaluiod to havo eonred

plodgee from ^{ClrlRUh vf}

Union andJoyco of uueruoy. who

ota

for Mason for

bat

^{with thiwo} doubtfulnccciulona atlll ahort two

f

^{otc toelect.} Ilanna'a friend ^aro

hard, thn county

clabn and other

tlona

at

tho homes of doubtful Kopub llcan member luive boon

and many of tUltlnft ^aUUM--1 men araarriTlnir. one of tho nmt being front tho homeof Oovertior Itiubucll

at

Tho to Benstor

liana

^{aro itlll}nUccrtaln a to their^can-dldat- Somo Democrat object toGov.

Mayor or KurU

or any other that baa yet

boon While tho

hare ^aoveral

namea for acnator. there haa been no flxudactionon

that

^{aoloction. The com}

blned to Hauna claimto havo enough to defeat tho annator. but they do notclaim ancuah Totot for any

ono Candida to by

tho combine toelect. Their ^{trouble is,}

1,00

1,00

notonly tohold all thnlr present forces In linn agalust Hanua, but ^{to ot} them to aereo upon their man for tonator.

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DEMI ^NO. HEAD ^LIGHT.

DOMING, GRANT COUNT V.EW ^{MllXiCO, FRED JANUARY 1898,}

Lumber

Dealer.

ALL BilAT ^WORK.

Senatorial

Interested,

HANM VOTm

Kt.ttutAMIirithii

BMombllnR lKlitatura yesterday conference

neproaentatlrm tpsaker,

theyaro

working lUpublleuM

commltteea, orRntilaa

bealeged deleRatlona

BpriugQeld.

combined oppoaltlon

Uuthnollor McKluon

llopublloan

auRircated. oppoaltlon

Informally announced

opposition

senatorial mentioned

$1.00

work yesterdaywaa dcyotwl by Kor. Dr. ofthoGerman pnmbltm tohold theirforces andtoman--1 onurcn.

age them for tho senatorial contest as was dono Monday for tho organization of bothbranches of tholegislature. The work of thoHanna menhaa been ^dorot-e-d to skirmishing for two ormore votes.

Thn morning session of both honsen wasdovoted toroutinebusiness. ^Sena- tor Darke of Cleveland, arrived from Chicago andcompleted a fall attendance.

In thehouso ofhills ^{Intro- -} f tri BorOM

1.C0

2,00

dueed

asalntt

corporations. These tneasures are regarded^as thrusts

nt

Sen.

a

^Hanna, whose affairs are of varied Interests,

While these measures were being thrown In a delegation of ⁸⁽⁰ from Springfield, tho homoof GovernorBush-nai- l,

marchedInto tho stato houto wear- ing Hannabadges and with banners of severe Inscriptions and called on Gov.

llnshnell. Inresponse to tholr protests.

Buahncll responded in a^speech Inwhich hesaid bis Ilopm.iicantsm nan never before been questioned, and ho reserved tha right ^{to his} individual opinions and preferences. Tho Spring-^- geld delegation aiierwam ^{canro. oneon-ato-r} Hanna, and then Joined In with other visiting delegations coming In to proUist against tho action or iiepuna-can- s

arecombining with Democrats to defeat Hanna.

Tho house adjourned at noou till ^to- day.

The senate

at

^{noon took a nntll}

9 without announcing any^ofits^{com- -} Burko soourod all he

clerkshlpj and

noWc

bra ^{tho Ho was In Ban}

wltn ounnR from

noon tho whlrh

Joseph E.

tngdono nytunea wnonem xue

ion

^id beat Senator Hanna. Tho lino of Monday wasastightly drawn ^over, showing tha sennto to staud ^{10 17} against Hanna, and the ^{house 68} to

him, leaving him three short enoughvotes onJoint ballot for^election.

rratldont at a Callaga Shol.

Miss., 5. News has

been received from Alcorn Agricultural andMechanical Oollogofor ^Peo-tl-c.

Rodney. Miss.,

that

^{the presi} dent of tho ^{college, K. G.}Triplett, waa

shot and wounded even

ingby an unknown man wmio fits way toprayer mooting. State ^Superin-

tendent of Education ^waa

notified tho andrequested to tend bloodhounds. Noclaw to

reported as sinking

rapldlf-^- _,

8uxr

^{rw.t Factory.}

too

Jan. ^{5. K.} II. Dyer, ^&s ofCleveland, O., havo closed^a.con- tract David Rckles and Joseph

of Ogden, Utah, for thecoustruo-tio- ⁿ

of

a

beet sugar nt The terrasofthe contract

that

the factorywill havo ndallyeapaolty of 700tons,shall ^Uscompleted In tlma to handle tho beet crop of ^1809. When

completed, tho plant will represent expenditureof

Amrlea

War Ship Cotlna ta Chins, London, Jan. ^5.--Thn Pail Mall

commenting upon the of American cotton

ta

Jatmn savsi ^In--

Virest for

tht

United States ^lies tha injury to Indian cotton growers, Iftha American ^{slAplo cheap} and

American takings It more

than^possible that erelong America will also ship to China."

Awful Attatapt at

LoKoy.N.

Y., Jan. May

as tne

rwaeuc

^or m. xmnupwiu,

hftre,'attipted

^{suicide by sotting}

fin

^to herolothlas, Sho first saturated bur

hair and with oil

a

mateh. In an instant ^{she waa}

ftMveloTMd hi flilmas. Members

bt

^bet

P. p.

^{IJ03C OW,}

mwm m iiiimil "lumi www? w

wwf

^wiibiww

(...

I

.

fort 'it try parttel('rf

the hair was tmraed from the^youafe lady'a_{head, and} the part of

heir

tody was badly burned. She will p&ktrijr die. Miss Thompson hadsuffered longtime from heart trouble and ofttM expressed tho fear

that

^{she fftwld Insane.}

Witt Ket TnaaU the ^Offl.a, Hew York,

Jan.

^0. Colonel Henry

I

^{j.Swords,fownerly} sorgtwntat-ann-i of the

BtmKlcan

^{national committee, and} whobasbeon pnrJou clerk In the tils Wet clerk' office, was notlflcd ofbit remoral by tl'e Incoming Tammany

bat

^dcolarea

that

ai

a

Veteran aoldler ho cannot be removed. Uo hat

condnltl aa

^{Attorney and wya ho ttUI}

,take

yotea

who

recess

Jan.

Co., with

AN AMERICAN ^A

GOUNTE88.

Oawt ^Van

Oetten

^{Marries Sirs.}

Mf

niaaUr ^Lay

at

WMlilnctoa.

Washlnnton.

Jan.

^{6. Count}

too

^{Gbet- -}

sen. tha military ^{(Ittho German} _Cnmbcd th0 oxpre'ascar as train

hern, was married

at

^noon

i.ftthn

^{deDot. tho}

yeaterday toMrs. May Htanloy

Uy at

trtMi0UgM.( and KBKea htm and tha residence of thn

btr.

^{The cere--1 n.,}

tn ^car

^{before tho train canto i}

ruony, whloh mado American a

t,0

^{Vhei. ,ho ,ra, owc,i nt h}

n.

countess, waa Hrst by n ^{oa-- 1} m(1 crawng known as Air Lino Junc

Uce of tho

jaco

In ncoordanctt with the

UBS. UAr ^BTAa-Ut-r LAT.

official custom in Germany, and later^by

Tho tho Masel Lutheran

Clark

upper

Tho wedding breakfast waa partloi rated in by Blr Julian Fauuoefotc, the British ambassadort Viscount Banto Tholso, thePortuRunsa minister Count Gallaraa oftho Spanishlegation Gen, andMrs. Miles and many other roprn.

aentatlrasof the diplomaticcorps, army, navy and in general loiter in the daytho count andhis bride started

allsorts ^were th COntlottt.

tor

Governor

s80

In

Thebride ^Isonoof tho bestknownso cietywomen of Waahlugtan and wasa leader In neatly all affaire of ^promi- nence.

REQUEST OF DURRANT.

Asks Ilia^OOtesrs ta

rtrr ^tP

^sa

Ban Quentln, Cal., Jan.

Darrant hasrehearsed1 tho sceno of his

own death. At his ^{It was}

taado absolutely without emotion. He hasbeen told every Incident that will mark tho mlnntca of his ^las'-- hours of life. Tho young man made the

concerning his ^t

Tltat thoropo used to hang him ^{bo do--;} troyod immediately after

hit

^deathi

that

none of tho spectators shall^{bo al--:} lowed togaze upon his features after^ho .Is

that

no autopsy shall

held after death:

that

after

hois

^pro--.

noonced dead his remains shall^bo tnhla nomnta& noonas tMMilble.

mittens. Senator ⁱ

'

wanted in othor patron-- nianthar's conftuloa.

through DomocraU. Franolsoo,

Jan.

^5. Tho father^of ronforenco tho uomoemts _Tbeodoro Darrant haa received

thn recess. 'Meridian, Tux., document

Tho Inbothhouses showed purports tobo tho orizlnnl ^{nlleged con--} plainly that everything ^possible was^bo-- _fcsslon of Blanthcr to the

as to

M

against of

Jackson,

Colored near

fatally Sunday

Klncannnn of shooting

tho ^as- sassin. Triplett ^Is

W Angeles,

factory Ogdon.

provide

an

ITOO.OOO.

Gawtto,

ship-

ments "Special

i

continues

lncrao.

^Is

SuloJd.

B.-- Miss

.

clothes applied

of

.

UwcJae

'"

0. Theodora

requests execution

executed; be

murder ofBlauoho Lamont audMinnie Williams.

It

will bo tucd in final ^ef- forts tosecure

a

^{stay ofexecution.}

I HEAVY

LOS31)F""qRAIN.

Two Warahanta

nam Tof.lh.r

^Wlih

Whaat, Harlajr ^Una ltya.

Stockton,WU.,

Jan.

^{8. Firewas dls--}

covered In warehonao No. 8of Fnrmtr'a Union and Milling company yesterday morning, and before tho department

could tho flames beyond

control. Tho warehouses were well filled with groin, waiting for tha price of wheat to advance. The lowest ^esti- mation ofthoamount of wheatdontroyed was^10,000 tons, nud many put it hlghor.

There was besides, considerable barley and rro. Much of tho grain waa tho

of

woman years

New York, Jan. ^8.--Ellas Einstein, ono of tho bestknown manufacturersof

suits in olty,^Is dead,

eged ft8years. Ho oamo to this from about yearn ago,and mado hishome in Macon, Ga., dealt

in general During the

first twoycuro of tho olvll war ho private secretary Cobb ofthe Confcdcrato army, and tawtnuoh fight ing wltn mm.

Cotbatt ^Hu tick

Hl.r

Oshkosh, Wis., ^Q.-- Jullani'1

whoIshep-wt-^fh

M

bs

theatrical said toan

AsV"

td

IVewrcpTosenl-MT- _S, "There v no further manifestos issued tht the mess reUtlvo to 0"

j4

onlyonoway Oorbett can

aged ^iW, of Texan,

le

reooaniasd, andfivat^Utogoand llok whostuea last August has^been Maher."

cad the

0 I''M'',ll,,

^hot

morohaudUo.

Fltsslmmons

CaU la

N. Y., Jan. ^{O.--Tbe coldest} wenther of tha season is tm bwe, the

registering ⁸⁴ dfgreM below

ero

at Ike,

^{M below Moun-}

tain View 90below In tlite

Al.

TEE SAFE WAS ^RIFLED

Train Robbers Again Hako

a

^{Snccose-f- ul}

Haul

at

Kansas City,

MAKE

^GOOD

THEIR

Ttuir

nnrt

^{and th}

^KprM

UMHKr, T1b

^All

Mnr

^antl

JaMlnrr rrum Ilia laical

'

adJamp Oftpl Creuliif Kansas City,

Jan.

^0.--Tha City. I'lttaburR and Gulf ntilroad auffored last nlRht from hands or trainrobbers, and that, ^too, in the city limits of

Kdi.as01ty.

Twomen, whom no ono but tho ex press messeiiKer scams ut nuve aeon,

atohe

juto the

smbesoy Thoy overpowered

bound

to

another ^,

society

i

nwn'Yon.ucst

follow-

ing

proceedings

respond were

country

Oorbott, Dallas,

0er.l

.

tion, neartho fiouthenntcni limits of city, tharobbers climbed outof tho car

and Kothing was known

of therobbery nntllnnegro tralu porter entered the car and found tho ^helpless express messeuRor.

Aftertho train hadbeen stopped and itscrew hadcomo forwurd and tho exnress raoasonirur, It wns found

that hud rifled tho local snfo, and then takinif from

it

everything of value,

They had mndo no effort to disturb tho throughsafo. Wells, FargoofllolaUstatu

that

^therewaanotmuch of vol^noin tho local safe, and tlmtfWO ortXofl would probably cover tho company's ^loss. In police oirolee, howovnr, tho Impression

that robbers scoured several should be thousand dollarsIn money andjewelry.

Tho report reeolved

at

^express company's offices hero stntos that tho robber entered tho express car as tho train was pulling outof tho

yard,

^hav- ingforced tho rear with a Jimmy.

E. N. Hyde of Kansas City was tho messenger.

Therobbers are described as smooth faced young men,and, tho foottltat both were nervoaswhllo In tho^ex- presscarIs takenan ovldenco that thoy nronnw recruits ^toKansas City's baud of train robbers.

ThisIs tho first robbery that has ^oc- curred on tho KaiiNts City, Pittsburg and Gulf lino, but is tho sixth of tho kind In Kansas City wlthlu

15mont bs. Thoro havo been several ^ar- restsof nllcgcd train robbers dmlug this period, Inwhich there has not been a slngio conviction.

GAINS AND

LOSES,

Tna Vol. Uhansa tn ^IInDiia Than Litara Illm AsalH.

Columbus, O. Jan. ^S Tho political fatnro ofSonator Hanna ^Is certainly In adelicately polled balance Whllo thoro now only reported to ^bo nlno ^dis- senters amongtho 80 ^mom-bor-

ono in tlio seiiato and eight in house, yettho really doubtful ^{Is lim-} ited to two or three. ^Borne of tho ^dis-

senting not likely to

over ^bo reconciled to Senator Hniina.

They havo burned tho bridges bohlud them aud^openly admit It.

Lnto last night tho Hanna managers losttho two doubtful uiembuu that^thoy hadgained during tho day,sothat there la now nomaterialchango from thatof Monday, whentho iiouso fctoxl^GO" to Kl

against Hanna. This would give the sonatoronly 70votes on joint ballot, or 8less thmi cuoagh tocloet.

MEXICO

THE

^CLAIM.

Twn UuU.d ^Nlala Cllli.m ^Lona a suit Tat Ills ^Damage..

Now York. Jan. ^{0. A}special to Tho

Herald from snyo that

greatly to thosurpriseof

officials thoawaid of tho mbltur In tho matturof tho clalma ofCharlo O.^Obor--

Ilander and Barbara ^{M. Mtwsengor, cltl-wn-s} of tho United Stnlw, against tho

saidi

of Mexico is against tha ^I claimants. Tho only

oinni

^{to which}

Mexico will bo mtwill ba to

par ""

half of tho

crt

^{of tho}

whllo tho Unltwi Slates will not only havo to dofray ^ItH share of

butliaslost what

havo considered best claims on ^Ulo

intho of state.

Tho awr.nl of tho nrbltor, whloh ^Is final, has just been filed In the dwnrt-^- property oftho l,nrrnors, union, but by montof stnto andIn tho foreign ninilre fartho largest proportion was held in^' _{of Mexico.} The elaluis

tt

by fanners. Tho loss Is placed oborlander and Mrs. firow tha

aU.cd

bmlal trtnthient ^of

SToTtr

tlman,Kith-tnhu- n

tmtment

^of

jMa7- -i jtho boiiio ago.

Oborlanderwonadoptity sheriff of tho

and cloaks, this

Bavaria ⁴⁸

and was toGeneral

Jan.

now Inwhich TboHipson,

visiting

kercmo

the

morctiry

garanao

at

and cltr.

Kniynit tho

the disappeared.

roleaswl

the

door

perpetrated

Kopublioan tho

Republicans

Washington

administration

gnvitrnmant

procuodlugs, thoexpoiiso, administration tho

depnvtniaut

department

t"!!

lu.ptuiyj

rlhflt-Maloa-e,

EBOAPJb,

countyofSanDlogo, Cal. went into Mnxlcau territory to examine intonsuit

In justaorowi tho lino nud

in n dispute. He was knooked down nud searchel by Mexican police, who foundlithis pocket a ^war- rant for tho arrest of a whohad oommllUd anoffense In

Obothiiider wnS

at

^{oneo tAken to lall.}

bat

^{managed to} eoap4and to getto the houso^of-M- Meewnger, Just^aornss the

boMtiiUry;

;tu6

In Mrs. ^Mes-sn-

wajfery

much frightened whoa Mexljanoftlokls cnlereillmr houso nnd

leRedliorpuest. Despite her

tffii.

Olrianor

wns ilmggMloni of^the"

ubwn tho

nud,

^tho wtnitan (ho rty nud Kitvauied for aIiomatter was ^finally broughi tothoattention oftho American minis, ter In Mexico, who secured the roleaaa ofOborlander.

injnred as aresnl of hisexperience, ami Mrs. suf- fered greatly In nonsequeuee ofthe lit ctdent. Oborlander filed a elalui for

aso.ow, sua Airs. on for

JSfl.Ot1", witlrh llvM-^-

by.1tX

Ithemforthewrotifts dono tlmnt by ths

Mexican ofilolals. .,

Tho matter was vlRortrealy

prtsml

by tho Into

tiTetqry.

^{Oroslmiu, and Mr.}

Olney continuedtho rwKOtlftllous when ho succeeded Mr. OrMlmm. Mr. Oliwy consented to tho refermioo to atbltra-Hon- ,

and on March ⁱ⁾ last ^slaniHl n protocol referring tho olnlui to Bsnnr Don Vlncento G. Queaada, wlnkter of ArRentlna

nt

^Madrid, for eetUemMC Benor QuwadA was proposed byMinister llomsro ofMoslco, andIlls ppolntoiQUt was

opKed

by somo ofth officials who

d(ired

n Kuropoan asnrblUr.

Baeh ROToniiiient submitted tolku'or Quecnda eoplos of correspondettcQ and document, and its own view of the caM. ^Komir Queaada has been owiiWpi lngtho papers since last Juno.

AN IDEA

OF BONNER.

Want

rtnilonnj

_' shit

Alu

Rant' to Ilia

Hn(

For UIu New York, Jan. ^B. If.lirBOnner Montana, intho course of

a eilrel

tion, made tho suggestion last night

u

^every

^oxpmwut

^{oj ute}

^un

Statesshould bosenttothesenate.

Mr. Cornier, who is on his way to Italy, and onooftho wealthiest oltUtu ofMolilalia, whereho haalarge mining, agricultural and indnstrinl interests. Ho

"There la ono thing

that

^{should bo}

settled, and

that

^{Istho torm} ofpresidents and the treatment ofthem when their tonusexpire. I think a ought to bo elected for

a termor

olulit years

tho robbers ^; bo Inellglblo for reelection,

WON

o(lloials

was

Upon his I think he^should bo placed npnn^a, peusion equalto ^otie-- lmlf tho Mlury he draw as

Thushe would go into offloe pVaetloally and would nothavo totrim

or toward the

future.

It

^{dooAnot soemtome}tliat an

prevails the to go

extremely

and

are

list are

MaawiiKer

Ho

Mexican California.

Calllhrnla.

protehta

Meseenker

MeHitittsr

president

retirement

president.

nnfottemi,

politically otherwise, compelled

Oborlander

to asmall town and preeHoe law for living. I think heshould be swit to tho sennto toremain^{as long}asho lives. His knowledgoof the affairs oftho nation wonld bo extremely bouoQclal to that body."

Silver CartiflCttlc lUtlreil.

Washington, Jan. ^5. United States TreasurerHoburts liassenttho following lelegnm to nil assistant treasurers^t

"Discovery of dangerous counterfeits compels tho retirement of all ⁶¹⁰⁰silver certificates. Forwardall such notes to this^ofllca for destruction. Bo emit loin In ^rccolvlng tho denomination of tha, klud mentioned." Another of theso certiorate wasdlsi-oterc- Ina package ^j receivedfromChicago. Sofaras known thoouly cities tn which thoy have ^ap- peared nro Chicago, ^Bt.Louis aud

Ttr.

Dattnar Heait.

Ylotorla. Tox., Jan. 5.

Pv.

^{R. L.}

Dabnov, aceu^78,died here. Howas n

of staff General ^Btono--1 txomtJfhv

the wrvwl tnHerhustand oould Willi mm mini uii ucain.

ur.

unuuuj

uftonvards wrote the lifeof ^Stonou-nl-l Jnokson. Ho held the chair nt Austin asprofettoorofinnntnl andmorel ^phllos--, oiiliv ror sovunii years,

ms

willbeMint to Virginia liitemteut.

Ho leaves nwife and threesons.

Itnat' 1'un.ral.

Waco, Tox., Jan. 8 Tho remains of Rom will be buried this beside those of bis parents, in Oakwoodcemotory.

Theromaliia reached hero yesierdny from nud the hug:.-^- crowd of citltens over assembled hero mot tho train attho depot. Tho students of^tho Agricultural and MeohuutciU collego catnonp with tho remains.

KnocUfil Dnwii and itiilib.d.

Ban Augustloo, Tox., Jan. ^{8. Ij.} H.

Knluht, nroorletor ^of n saloon, was knocked and ^rabbt-- here as ho waaROlitRitomo. wo nan or ?uxj

(U0nud

f

⁷⁰

iwrty,

Noclewas to

NEWS NBRIEF.

Charlie McCnllough,

a

^{farmer, sui-}

cided near Bouhaui, Tox., by hanging himself.

D. O. Bridge wa shot through bowols byJliu near ^Knufumn, Tex.

RobertKvniis slabbed

toihlh

^{George j}

Duncan at ltnsseiivins,

ny,

xney wore school boys only ¹⁷

old

nitaetlra Sintanced tn

New York, Jan. ^8. Hdwnrd Clirfortl,

a

^{former WratShore}railroad deieettve, was senteiioed in Jeivey City to bo there ^{on Feb. 10} next for the mttidsrof William WnMon,

a

^division superintendent of theWest Shore raid, onMatch, 0, atWeehawken.

SlurJor and ^Hulelda,

Bherbrooko, Quo., Jan. D.

Dubots Tuewlay shut andprobably ^fa- tallywounded Mrs. Hmily Tnnguay nnd^' thou killed himself. She had been ^en-ga-

Itf hUiii

M

married Tanguay.

Dubois swow to be revenged the tragedy was thoresult.

j Cancdtatloii of

r.n.loiu

^Aikad.

I Washington, Jun.^6.-- Sluco thoaglta.

Hon concerning

tt

publication of the netiiioners hasoomuiwioed CoinwUtaiim

:

cr

^{lfflin bak'}TeTSelMpeveroi lettent frout pensloiiira retjuesting

a

Caawlla tion oftheir^pehtlniis.

THSBS

N0S8,

Rayst otsi.es tb

_w&sla f3

^part,_{Md ftttelnij}

Absolutcl I'urs

?!

^crn

^rSH

^{cc..sss ves.}

A

FEAllruL ^ACCIDENT

Mother nnd Child

in

^{tho Town}

Humeri to Death

or

^Rockwall,

8TR0NQ

MEN MADE TO

WEEP

Th ^Kletit Wm llnrrlOrlnji nl Ite5

In Turn ^AnliU ami Cllvx

Vj

^U

TtiHr

l'llnc

^{--Ilia Stullltr}

l.lit

^{fin K.iina Tlma.}

Un"k wall, Tex.

Jan

^{8 Mrs. A L}

Hay nud her^ItttU, xllHd wore bimied

todath hm

^{Mr4 ny, who}

wiwln ^tin-- kltclmn attnudlii; to lmr hmiffilmltt ^affair--, wns alHillml by thn creamsof ImrtiaV. win

team, ninulnt

tn

h'r

niivelnptd in ^{IIhiihw. 81m}snatch- ed thaclothes from thtillttln fellow, ^af- terwhloh she diwuvored h"r

wt

^ninth-In-g

on fire She niu ^{to tho}

rt"r

^and

serenmed forhelp. Rov. Mr. Brown, who hnppnnnd In Iki

ridng,

ran to her aHUtmieo He trfod to smother tlm flro his hnnds, butdid nut kucoohI. as nv'ry ^{vestige of}

hr

^{clotliliut imrned}

from herbrvly Howmprsi'l a blanket about her nnd gavo thn ultirm ^Its a shorttlmo hundred, had ^Uisikod to thn scene, and thnspxlaido thtit tnnt their gawi was horrlfylnR. fUroiig ^U!0 and women wopt blttnrly, and ^tl-- flvo ^iloa-- torepresent,who huvooiicnuittered ^ls

lfnro,

^{guvo way to their}

foellngsand wept.

Mrs. Hay,consoious of her mndltlonj turnedto her aunt and remarked!

"I

am burnedto

dfath;

^{you v7ll) have to} my b hi sheets for tmrial "

Bho thon implored the doatcr to^d

member tho of wna(. tJley cmil(ltlwt

uv.

tm.

wall Jagkwn during

vr,

nml _{omnofwwi Row}

remains tor

Bryau,

down

between ^tho

IIoatTt.

1806.

and1

with

wrap

lotte. Ho did route, and the ohaned remains of the llttlo ^babe and the

form of Ills dying wtfo stared him Inthefaeu. He Isnowpro tnittxl with griof.

Tho town ^{Is envolopeil In gloom} on account oftho terrible naoirioitt, as tho familywns highly respected mid had n host ofwarmfrionds.

LOOOMOTIVE EXPLODED,

TwoCtcn KlllciV

t'raliht

^{Train Wrutk,}

ad and Car Ilriiiikll.ltad, Knoxvllle, Jan ^{8. A} terribln ^nccl-do-

haa occurred on thn Olnolnnatl Sotitheru load,omising thndeath qf two of tho host known irtonintho sorvloo of that toad. Thomas Lnnnukaii, ^en- gineer, and Dunham vnro tho nnfortnnato victims nf attoxpliMloii that caused the death of tho two tnnii, ^de- railed tho train, ^{demolished several} Inhis pookots, buthis nsKilhtnt only got freight cars anddid otherdamogo. Tho

tho Wallanl

yxars

hanged

B..Isaao

Fireman

explosion occurred 4 mllea from ^Hurrl-nu-n.

TrtilnNo.^A3, tho fnhleat freluht train between Chattanooga

utd

^Cincin- nati, wns running ut a high rdte of

Siieed, tho train being n ^doubin hmder.

having twoeugliieti nttttohed onneennut of tho hwivy grade

at

this point, when tho !xVilrof oneof tho enginesexploit, ed, with thorosulta^{stHt-- d} atove.

ChartfBd With Auiost ^j

Olrar.

St. Itowit, Jan. ^S. Warren' baTt boen issued by United

8,w

^(JomtuU

slotl Gruy against

a

^{nnm'.mr nf} person'

oiitbochar

^{ofamttia'll: '} d aslliii..' Mexlean olgani Into ^{fh- i .} a slut--^v

Satnnel NieholSi a ^{i , -} .laiu John ^Grnlmm aM 'Hamiv

t, if

orail,

bar

been aVrestM. m h OCU ^. claimed, had ⁿ qnantlty "f

.sale ina rostanraut ^{own, t i.v I}tm ^, Poplnr ^{BliitT, Mo.} A uumUi arrests win^ronow

MJr

llnttarwwrili s 1U.

Thonti8vhlo,Ga.^,Jun ^{o - i} Ben jamin Butterworth. vnnn. er of mtetitp, Is lying ^ar

i"

^toer

t

fleath lit his rooms nt tn-^- l yw"' hotel. Hie phystoluns, Dr Meim- - ^' Btiil Dr. Morton, hlthmigh in

ctontait

attendanco, giveno encourag" meHt ^f' r his recovery On ^t)"1 tin ngree tlwt the death ^of their dfcim gtilshml (sitlent^Isa iuwtimn of

a

^nv short tlmo, audmay be momentarily

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