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VOL. XXXVI.
DALLAS. TEXAS. SA lUKDAY. JUNE 27. 18 5
HERALD
B. G. BAYNE J. T. TREZEVANT Jb
President Vice-President.
K. M. REARDON Cashier.
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Authorised Capital MSOO.OOO
Capital pitta In 150000
turpi aa and Undivided Profits 45000
AWOUNTS OP
Mestots w MwMi Solicits
kDikectoks:
ttjuc.
mT K. Keivumon A. J.
TTesuvani jr. t. .
8.G. Bayne. W. B. Wor
Porter J T.
. irarsalls. Alfred Davl
O. A Kea'ln2 E. .VI Keardon.
The following are promlneul subscribers
to the stock of lid. bank:
G. M. TrloUTHAN President Ceuirai
Satl mat I'.iu.n Pniiudelnhla. .
T. W.UHOW N of Provident Life and
TniBtCo.. i'b:!udelhla.
W. A. PULLMAN Pret:;cu! Koaboard
Bnfe New v.ivf
JAMES K. URANNI8 or rrtiduhuie;! s
JttlouHl Bank tw York.
H. O BAYNE Pj'tliideul First National
Bank Bradford Pa. and Vice-President
Seaboard bants Nv Yoris.
L. F. LA WTO N of First Nfill-ua! Bau
Olean. N.Y.
H. 8. BUTLER of '!! 'stlonal Bank
Oleac N. Y.
J P.. HASiSA of Weir Plow Oo. Mou;-
anntii. 111.
D O'UA v Uviierm .' -ui.':t S annual
Trkat-.t Cca-irmriv of Vn.v .. .Mutes
t ". SK icV. of the "Isml-v- 'l Co.
ES" A3 U'BHKD 1MI
AVE LEAD-NOT FOLLOW !
:- Aivy.-io
rat &
Ill
LLuLlI
311 and 313 Houston Stieet23
Fort Wo i th Tx:iw
GBNKRAL AGENT
iKNAKK
KMtEH.
ITfcKS & PON
HALF.
. (PIANOS
Bfasou & Hainlln
IBOM.NGKK
CHASE
ORGAN
factory prices duplcated. fiar-linr
11 HfcUOttU it Art u iinri uu m r:is 1 'S
ruins I
Having ul revived some of the Immense purchases wo made at the recent
ame.t auction 8uleS on record of staple Dry Good wo lose no time in gvl.
patn.ni the benefltof them. The throng of customers who visit our esl.mushn.ent
p utments. Wo now oiler greater attractions thai ever and respectfully urge la-
dies who have not yot vtslUMl our establishment to doso this week.
lower Prices Than Ever Before
4-4 Flue He lsUmd 6 3-1 wuts perjard; wrlh 8 cents.
4-4 Fine liiucliutl nsliu J 1.2 cents per yard; worth 10 cents.
Fine American Ginghams solid colors 1 cents porynru; wirth 10c.
raitcj rerun inumiiruy Wlugti.iiHS 10 cents per yard; vorth. 15 mils
India (seersuckers Stripes 19 rents per yard; worth 15.
HE CRIMINAL CALENDAR
THE MILLIKEN-LEE TRAGEDY.
fiiliuuny lndlcatlug It. CauiiA
Gaug of luttTnatlouttl Firgnrt
Uuiliulid lip A Field Day
for the Uanginon
French and American Sateens k Patterns al only 15c per jai
lew Perthshire Lawns all Fast Colors Be per vardi worth B -l
All 'Jnen Hewy Toweling fi 3-4c; worth 10c lib fine Oamask 30c.
Large Sized Colored Borrlered Fine linen Towels 16 2-3c woith 25c
lew Summer Sills from 35c per yard; Black Gross Grain Sills from 50c per yd
Th Alllliktn-Leo Tragedj.
Whatiiervokd Juuo 26 iSpcclal )
Tlio examliiHtlou in the Mllllkon-Loe
tragady was continued to day. Tlie fol
lowing Is the mutorial poiutall the ten
tliuouy of J. J. UitWm for dctondant
I am acqiiHlntod with Mr. J. II. Mil'
likou and ir. DoSaiith; I know lr.
James t ; on Friday Juno V iu the
morning I was In tlio back idllrn of
tlio t'iiht Nalional lltiiiki I wan vvrlt-
l ni leltors and Mr. MllUkeu Mid Lvo
wre looliinir ovor iboir tin.s books;
Frank MilliKon. 1 rank tlallMKhtir J
M('Kii J. li. Miihkon J. Loe ami
oiyaolt wre tho only I'trsoiii In thu
loom at tuo tiuioj i uosru iiiuiiaeii
ratllnK ovor 1 Uu tlino roil ftLkiutf1 UC-
linro auub ud hiioh uum Wi'r"; Ijo
li i not. seem t know iiuiol: hlnhiiii
and itd'urrtid to Mi:lvi(; Mr. JUlJUon
asked MiKio it' he uad
a dunleatc of tlio time
hook and ho add ho hul;
M civ is wmitont and lirouirht nis !).iok
in; Milukou ai-kv 1 McKtu lu explain
about urn nauioa he did uot uudnr
land and that Leo did not room to
know uiiUldnir rdionl; MeKio said
ihey woro put down thoi to draw out
nicinny from tbo linn; Mr. L o bad
ordorod linn to do t at. aud ho was
milv nbovuiiz him: 'Mr. L;mi reuiarkd
tuat thai was Iho iiant' but that Mrlvio
wan tho ilrsl man to NUKueat H; Melvi
naid that he did not do anytliiiiKof ihu
kind; Mclvlo said Imforo bo left inn
(illico tuat all ilio liuiuioUM uaiim.
wore marked W illi a circlo or a oronn
Mr. I rum.ukod that no full had
about it and bad hud McKlo make
out a liiu inorauduiu of ihoan lieu
liouH and uivo tboin tw Milllkon
MILXjIlsTEHylT.
A niKiked 1'enture ol our estatulstiiuey I is
Ihu niurvi '.o -'s display of Tiluuuid Hats
and Hon nets; uUoThildr -u's 1 1 at sand aps
No niiitter what price yen wish to pay there
Is alwnys v.t'.ue fpr tlie money. A sample
lot of Pine r.eady Made While Kuits for
M!-es 12 to Hi :car old at Half Prlee.
i'csleij Fsncy Goods Corsets
We havens Kluc Assortineulfc nsennbo
fouuil Quaill -Hi lis and l'rlces will be
nialehed agalusi any other store big or lit tlo
Udies1 White Underwear
Stock Is complete; Htyles are uew Prlcis
me louesi in wnieii g mms cull lossltilj In
sold
Lampasas Hprlngs.
Furtips in genrch of a ximuner reson
MD not find a nioro riolinlitlul ptneo to
nmud the lieatod term th-tn t' o Park
Hotel at Lampasas. Tallin and service
noxvollrd. ''iiifs' br.tliitus. Good
iunlo. BoiuttfW -''.iTipry. Sti; on
Minpmnnt will I hold" within Park
Jfifitel around-. Sppoial rates to fninl-
lies. Address H. 15. Rich Mm riKer.
TiiE LEADiJ 'S OF LOW PRICES
zri
iili
rTECIAL S.LE1 !
Nunsveiling! Nunsveiling
Cream Beige light Bloe and Blael at 17 1-2c and 31 1-2cr regular prices 35c and 75c.
Satins !
!
Killinir. Parohmeal admlttnd Imlmr
pruatiut but said he w as there under
aurosa aim mat Archive did the klll-
ok. Archive made a statement
eatordnv. denvlmi the klllinc hut.
mplicatlnit another man. Touv
when death drew uih he
MADB A Pl'LI I'ONFKSSION.
lie said he was onlv a bov then. 10
or li years old. lie was In'ahouse at
Tahleqvah Cherokee Nation with
other Cherokee plavlne cards.
Parohmeal came there and wanted
him to co with him. Thov wmit
through the prairie half a mllo aud
then lo. k the road; saw a man com-
iiiKi 1'arcbmeal itave hlin a Pis
tol ami said: "That U the
niHU shoot him." He shot him
six titnea. Then both t..ok rocks and
; ashod tho man'B head. Thev thou
dragged tho body out ot the road.
raicbnieal took the man's Units and
ii cents that he had iu his pot kotN.
I bat man was l'VUel. Ho did riot
kuow why Parohmeal wanted l-'eliiel
killed and being ouly a boy at the
lime did not. know It was wrong.
Parohmeal admited his stiilt In n few
words tbrouub n intemroler. and
saiu tie was ready to die. Moth men
died without a slruirirjo and swelled
the number who have been executed
hero within tho last 11 years for
rimes commitlnd iu the Indian Tor
nlory to tit!.
Mayor
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL SfrrB.DSSllh- TM ra v
an Lepubllcana. At th .
( assistant door keeper of the Sen-
flwu; two nieMengera at $10
in nd one employe of
' folding room will be dropped
SCHLEY'S NEW NAVAL SCHOOLS
Commodore Lyrard In Favor Natal
Vetal Sthenic Souate Subordi-
nate. Let OutThe Writ
Point Graduate. Ktc.
Of these two are Uoiuoerats one hV a
Aiiiiolntmenl..
AMtlTTON. June aiTho Pi..i
A . . . . " ""I'
Ah.. v... v....... opuiuuieu -.nerol OW llireo InMu
WAairivmoN. .lima s A t'n..v.. Pf ""stonis to-day:
of plana and spoeiaoatlona for the na- L. p " Mo0t'y Favre for th
oisinot or Pearl River. Ml..iin.i
ion of Couirress have been received at N.oi. xt. ' " '"Vur lu9 atrlot of
the navy department. In the circular I Johu E. (Irni i..- n.- ji...... .
li. ' ... '.. . . . Anal. ir-Sr.C'r' "n0l oi
minim ur me pains aim proposals r r mruia.
hooretary hltney preferred that they
Itould lie submitted by July 15. The
circular called for four vessel. The
bureau ul construction and the bureau
of steam engineering of the navy
department will submit plans for i hem.
It is not known that any other source
oner plans lor the entire number.
Several plans for a simile vessel will
be submitted by naval ollicers and it
Is oxpected that plans will be received
mini suipbulldors. Naval U. natruetor
.Mintonge.or the Brooklyn Navy Yard
well us 1 remniiiuiir MoKie ad
lilted makimi out a liat of too II
tlous nnuies; Mr. Mclvie lolt tun ollb e
and went out; Mr. Lee said to Mr. Mil
ken that was the easy unit wauiea t
ow wuul Milllkon wauled hlin t.i do
bout it ; Mr. Milllkon said ho wis m
sati.lied V be a pailner with a mai
at would do business th.it w ay; lr
Milllken .aid h'j knew about him col
loctlnu a nolo lor HOOor iHW tlial wa
he linn's ul nig springa ; i no uoi ro
iiember the exact Hinouul (U llie lent
Mr. Milllken asked ium why or how
ho had ihu money exptoH-t.d ui in
wli'a uiiiue. when the mmioy wa'. du
llie tlrm; Mr. Lte ahllln Urm was .me
iliu hiiiii'.lhinn and that ho lu uiino me
noniy; Mr. L e held a iwlo agiiu.ai
In hi m lor f IjOiai or ?-oou . nun t ic
ii.i iiiln.r wineii; mr. i.t e biioho anoni
home lummy dun him from ino nrui
about ftiiUor ft.) lor a ioi no nui
i.iuirlit and iniiil ! r III litg nprnifs;
Mr. MKliknu ..id ho undcrstuod the
iionoy had been paid out by the bun;
Mr. Lee atk. d Mr. Milllkon on. ul
pity lor Imh wilo and chlldroti not to
prijsocule him with tlio law Mid liiu1
lie wouiu seine who .tiniiKon linn
veiling; Mr. Lee told Mr. M.i.iKmi
I bat he would leave too town and the
State and hi o bim that evojing or the
next mnrniii(i; Mr. Milllkon toi biui
to turn in his papers and plans; Mr.
Milllkon spoko ol a nolo and told him
to bring It in and t O iiiie oarh -o ib.u
lie coibu give nuu w inn was uuo nun
adore the bank .lov. ii; u e srKe
about evervono Undi.'g it mi! and Mil
tikon said lio would imt say uuyihlii.;
about It; Leo spoke a'lout Mi lie and
said lie(MfKle) would toll it and Mil
ukou scut uainigt:;r oir. to iu .ioivio
not to say anything about it;
Lee wss the onl V one ' heard uion'ioti
Umauiouot bo had j got Iroui the licli-
linos names and 1 Itunk lie sunlit
was bfitwc u t:M) an ! $6'; Leo s.ld he
felt sorrv about wluii he had done and
hail nail a metnoraiiua oi vim ii'-uuuin
1IILOIHH. but that he did not have tho
courage to mention it ; he said 1 think
as we II as 1 reineiniier inai. nt nai;
been drawing money on these riauies
since Jiiiuai y 7; I tnltik that was ihe
date but ani not isial.lve; he spoke
about how goott airieuu niiiiiKnn nan
been to liiin ami lie iiiuo.i ui ton un.v
mean lie had been 111 robbing him
Martin of Greenville An
qulttea.
Uhkhsvili.K Juno 'JS.-Hpoolal.-
l'o dny t!ie case of Mayor H. 1). Mar
tin charged with misconduct iu office
for buying city scrip came before the
CHy Ceunoil. Several wIiiiohbob Iuhu-
tud that the mayor hud bought scrip
of llioin al depreciated prices dining
his nd.nlnlstration and dufondaut
slated on the stand that he bought
scrip from several parties at par.
lhe mayor explained that ho bouubi
i.no iiepreoiaieu scrip lor hie sou
Alter 1'ie evidence wss closed aud
ugumeiit of counsel tho presldlmt
i nicer put me quesuou guilty or u
c u i ti y oi ino Charge.
Alderman ri. loiiknm. Presiding
nincer; s. Moore and J. r . Nockwell
vulod guilty; Aldermen L. P. fteau It.
J. Duncan and J. F. Chandler voted
not guilty.
The necosiary two- third vote In the
h limitative tietiig wauling tho mayor
aH not removed.
Coiuid'ralilo iutorost was manl
I'eiited in tho caso.
11 !i4s in Imported Satin All 1-!t and II -h itjiilai price lit anil llfi pa A
Weckvear ! " Meckwear !
5 assorted s'yies Neckwear at 20c 25c 30c 35c 40c and 50cr they are cheap at double the price
CORSETS! CORSETS 1
m xplilnu at 35c and 50cr they will compare with an' 75c and $1 Corset In the city
b '
Bur Lisle Thread Gto are
letting Fast at
. Pwuclir or r
V AniilNQTOIfa Jn
'21 1 Thn ftlnl
of the House of Representative say.
inii. V Jm"ul imnoat on. there
will be fewer contested i...i. i.7
hZ i V " congress than there have
been before any Congreaa for 40 years.
iu win not no more than four ami
r Jusu inreo.
Carrying IlewanU to tha Ami.
VY AHlllNTON Julie ai.-Lllllnnf
7 . p H"s r'Si.Z? r 9vmoWM "PPolnted by the Secretary
vji i. .!! v r."r '".".."r Mtw to convey the reward.
w to H'ri IIU1I Ml run in KIUHN npr rrivrifnmont .v
hour. Her armament will e oil n " 1mV."B"vs " the vt-
sut of Ti irons and ah
carry about 100 men and offlcer.. J:VJ.U. ""'n .ule "urvlvors of the
The second vessel will bo Kb by 4d feel uKffiK ." Sa
auu uer i auerv win consist oi 13 1
guns. Too third vessel will bo io feet Anntber Cll for
oy jo icet carrying an armament of 14 wni. i -. T.
guns. The vessels are modelled alter ttopiib
urn Knglisli cruisers. Knterprialng """" ""'u"uu" rumor that another
oui liuagiuative ltiuivmusis nave also win soon do maxlo for the Inter
submitted propositions. One oilers a "oronce of the government to Drotent
l h niiAriiinr . iu. .
plan for a vessel that will float "on ton
ot water beneath and In midair. Its
slls will lie wliucs and It will make
genter speed than any bird or any
thing man has invented." Others are
submitting similar inipraetlealeiiheiiies
or pans oi vessois. secretary wuit-
ney is not desirous of experimenting
with new schemes lleralhur tnvors
llie ndopllou of the models of the beet
cruisers built by foreign powers with
such Improvements as can be added
oy American ship builders.
A New Naval School.
ine property of its olti.eu.
miliums ul rau.ma.
upon the
Ad Astuiitsu'iig llauk lwlail
PuiLAliULriu v June id. Revet a
Hons through the ex uiiiniitloii being
111H.I0 of tho lurtiittgoiiioot id tl
Miiickamaxon It ink are asiomsliing
It is said tlie"r wfll sir"oiy'lm"tr0otl0
01 ine wreca loumi W illi wilc:i to men
the obligations. It is ulno given ou
that the dlsclnsurei show that th.
HlUirs of tlio lunk hiivn been mauagi
in the most reckless maimer as lbs
HliUiiuent Is uiii.ie that chicks wei
drawn without dale loans made wlUi
out security and Unit prominent poll
uciiins woro continually lavorod 1
is lurlhor hsid that hall a docoiiitu l
1(Iu:i1h prollted by the bank and that
i.s Iniliire Is due to them. Munyof
he doposilors' books have uot been
settled up In three years.
John MeKcever llaiigiul.
MuMl'iita June 2tV John Mo-
Keeyer colored who killed Wil
liaui I. 'I'rsynor four mil tin
uth of this oily on tho 17: h ol
last Deccmbor was hangod at 12:30
I'ciock to day wlthiu Iho enclosure of
he county lull. The condemned ma i
teinpleii siiicido last night by uniting
tlie arteries in bis lull arui aud leg
with a roio'b piece of tin shaped like a
kulln which he made out of a tin snull
box. J. 11. Wood a priest from Walor
Vailey Mississippi attended him 011
tho scaffold. Tho wilo of the mur-
dered man occupied a seat on the scal-
lold and witnessed her husband a as-
sassin lake his leap into eternity
INDIAN TllOl'ULKS
No Cheyenne Trouble aullelpated.
uas.iiuqton Juno 20. - U.inrl
auger nasreiMirted to the war depnrt-
uiou u nti nas iu enitiouiiAU iiv.
cavalry and 0 of lnfantry-at Fort
Reno Indian Territory: The last
company arrived at the fort toJ.
A New naval rseiiuol. i. i 1. mn. ruey
. . ...... ve been Informed of the nronf.ri
.r Asumuius juuo ji.-iuo suiHioi appointment of a cominlsnn iV.. "
m..AU...l 1... I... H.ral.O.n I.A..I.I... .... . tiiiuq.
i.urwnuu iy iuijiiiiuiioid n.'inojr 1 "m'.v vuu .i.fuujns. ami express A Wl I.
...... - ..... I ll. IVHA.I Irt ..... .F m l
ino lustruoiion or soamon in the im-
provod armament of modern vessels
w ill oneu at. the navy yard In tblsolty
ine 1st ui July. a oiass
lingnoss to await the result.
Itaaiai Alarmed.
Toi'KKA.JuiiO M.-(K)Tornor Martin
has addressod a letter to the .ecrotar-
of war at Washington calling his at
tention 10 thedolonsoloss condition of
tho settlors sloinr the u.iiii.r l- .
class will receive lorp'ido Instructions border In tho ovuut of sn ouibroak
for fclx niontbs. At that period It will nuiong the t'lieyenne Indians aud re-
come to Washington aud tho olsss (pie ting that aamle Precautions be
nuro win go to Newport. Hie instruo- lason oy ttie government lor their
tlous at the two points will conclude protection nd to preclude any possi-
at the end of ono yoar blllty ol repetition of the disastrous
rinu ui iota.
In llehuir if Kansas.
Wabuinqton June IM.-Senator In.
gall to day received a telograin from
the goyoruor of Kansas .aylng an In-
cursion by the Chevennns similar tn
that of 1K7S is approhondod ami urn
uneasiness prevails. The western part
01 ivansas nas boon rapidly settled up
thin season and the new-oomnrs are
111 a very defunoeless condition
tlovernor Martin therefore expressed
mi . mum. unsire mai the Weorotary of
War should station troops on the
Hiiilhwestern border of t hn Hiuiu
guard against any attack from the
Indians. Secretary Endloott being
outol the city. Honator lngall. called
upon tho President with the telegram
and was assured that the matter has
oeen too siuiject or earnest consider-
ation by the Preshlont and the Cabi-
net and that active measure had
beon taken by both tho Interior aud
Oil
id 'Al sailors has been e
looted. Commodore Schley hop.
u oiien with a class ot'"" members al
Newport on August 1. Tho latter
when new classes will b
formed duly sailors enlisted iu
nllniioiis service are admitted to the
school. "These men" said Comodoru
Schley to day "are to go on vessel at
mo t-iiii 01 inn year's 11. mi notion ami
set us teachers 01 otlu r men who may
bo aboard. Our own sailors have not
kept pace Willi the advance In gun
ma 'hlnery. Ilio government is to
blauio lor this tor since tlie war no at
roiiipt of 1 nprovoinent Iu guns
nas noen msue until wuuii
lhe patyear. Now we have no liu
proved viins nor men to bandlo them
Thoy Nhould bo obtained. The ball of
the last warllrodat a modern vessel
le liko a pea snapped at a wlndowpane
w expect to secure uew guns ami
ill need men to handle tiioin."
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35 Ceils
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Great Reduction
A iai.g of Pursers Kl posed.
NkW Voiik June 20. A Moutroal
Hpucial say. luform.tiou furnished by
1 uc uvicts Hall and Fox to deteu
tlvis Is already bringing forth truit
and has revealed the fact that the gang
of forgers whose operations have been
so suecesslul have accomplices and
confederates not only in America
but In nearly every cnusi
try In Kiini. Iteut now
In nrison In Toronto for Issuing forged
miner on tho Hank of Commerce Is
ihe person who successfully passed
Uriin number ol couiilerleit Hank)
Kugland notes last vear swindling N
K. I.alilieot IU. in mis oiaooer iiumi
rlJ.UOO and a t ranch bank out
of J.).ooo. 110 men procueuim
to Halifax. where he wss
annallv KUccesslul. Ilia accomplice
Wlil'e.iuriis out to be Charles Uender
whose xplolls in 1.01111011 r.iigiann
Now York and Montreal are wei
known. His real liamo Is Weeds 11
w as al one time a member ot the I.
clou b ir and served sov.m years pena
servitude for lorgeiy. Ho next went
to New York and had to line for de-
frdudlng an insurance company there
by means of bogus policies. He
then appears to have traveled
through the Now England
States representing himself to
I the '''iil of nminclal
h.U"0 in New York which wssde-
sirousot making loans with fanners
and rel estate owners lio received
implications for advances and In each
caeexscled adep sit of for pre-
liminary expoii"" lor examining
property title. When he had made a
Isruo enoilL.' Ii haul In this way he
clesre i on . lio amvod in Montreal
aboui three yea. s ago aud carried on
11. e same game with wonderful sue
e ss lor two vests receiving oorres-
t.onilenra from all part of
f'susda and the United
States. He termed a syndicate
and built Ihe Crystal Palace
Opera House which he ran for a year
With success. Alioui. n Ji'ni K" "'
swindles wero brought to light bore
when he cleared out and olucd the
gang of forgers at TorouU). Accord-
ing to Hall and Fox the bead ol the
gang Is a rich Jew of Vienna who fur-
nishes the money woossary for put-
ting up the Jobs. They have coulcd-
ersles in London who obtain the
water marked paper and the engrav-
ing Is dono Iu Hamburg and llerlln.
llellt IS Hie ssuis pormui "no n"
the counterfeit Hank of England notes
In Chicago to considerable extent in
May LSM.
f ti T .. 1 r. ...
lv.ui.sro. June J6 -Thomas White
and Chare. Ilent wore c mvicten to
day o the charge or littering mrgin
no I clreiilalinir notes if the National
Hank of Scotlaud and remanded for
sentence.
A Cruel Killing.
II I ' 1 1 n a 11 1 1 C 1 T v Ji 1 ne at S 1 ti a U
Yesterday this place was thrown
into tho most Intense excitement by
the report that A. K. Hhcpard had
killed Sam Washington a negro on
Ids place two miles oast of iioro. Tlie
report proved to ue true and 1 jury or
luminal was summoned. The evi
dence was substantially a. lollows
Shepard rodo up to w hoie the negro
and tbreo white men wore building a
gate and said to tho negro; "Ham
you know how you treated me the oth
er day" and commenced nring. lb
shot tho noKro live times and rod
away to town and said that be had
killed tho negro. Shepard Is still at
large.
' -nr iTrimnnd and Uc'.rimnjaiilita ind.Bonnets Piu aes Tips FlowerB
Eib rSSa nd everything 'portalaiag to the MtUineiy-Ladie.' Wear
Sda?ANCYSGOODS;LINE'
B.BATJIAN Dallas Tex.
Jordan Taylur naiiged.
EvANsvu.bi: led. June 26. Jordan
Taylor colored was hanged at Uop-
kinsville Kentucky at 12:30 to-day In
the presence ol 6000 people mr.tly
oolored. The criminal passed a rest
less night. A suad of 10 soldier sur
rounded the all yard. Taylor was
haptlxed yesterday In the liver in the
presence ol thousands of people. Ho
mounted the gallows with a linn step
and look his position under the beam
Alter religious services the trap was
spruug and In nine minutes lite was
extinct. Tavlor spent the morning
iHiigbiugaiid joking and said lie was
readv to die. He spoke live minutes
on the scull old with great nerve.
Arrested on Suspicion.
Tkmplh June 20. Npcolal. Con.
stablo Chlun to-day rocelved a dis-
patch fram the Sheriff of Milam
Countv statlnif that Thomas (Irlllin
who was lliouulit to bo at Temple was
wanted lor horsestealing at Cameron
Cliino took the deacrinilon and soon
spotted his man. Wbon accosted the
in 111 reached for a sbmitor. Chlun
was too (liiick lor him and disarmed
the man and now holds blm awaltin
tliMsberill of Milam County bolduutil
him. Tho prisoner d nine OrilUu and
claims me nameoi levins.
Fir Hugs Nipped.
Pottsvillk. Pa.. June 28.-The
mystery surrouiidlng the reoent In.
cendlaiy flro. here seems on the point
of solution. A. the result of detec-
tive work the police to day arrested
Tm.v It.iinliKrt.Hklii Maver and : ull
(!rilu:n. well known local crooks. The
evidence airaiusl two of them Is so
Mironir that It is expected they will
make a clean breast of the Identity
and the operations or the incendiary
gang. They were all committed fur
trial.
clary
Washington next week. There were
!9 graduates. At the present time
here exists M vacancies among the
Ulcers of tho army of which 10 are In
be caval-v brancn 7 In the artillery.
A) in tho lulanlry and 2 in the engin
eer corps. Alter tho assignment 01
tho west J'olin graduates in. non
commissioned ollicers who hsve
lassed the examination. by
boards convened by the varl-
11s department will be assigned.
Twelve men wero ordered before Ike
xamlning beards.
Ix of them have successfully passed
their examination. This will mako a
total ol 4.0 men to be assigned leaving
nine vacancies to fill. The uuestlon
has boon rals". who'her or not these
vacancies will bo 11 1 led by civil!
ans or bo allowed to remain unfilled
until the nrjiliiatlon of tho lame class
ol HO at West Point next year. It Is
thought that the 1'rosltieui will ap-
point civilian lo the positions and
allow uongres. to provide lor me proa-
lective graduates.
he New Graduates from West Point.
AsiiiMiTON June 20.- It I. ex
ceed that the recent graduates at
10 West Point Military Academy
111 be assigned to various regiments War Departments to proven t. Ifnossl-
lieu Secretary Kndleott returns to "" "UJ' 01 1110 imnaiis and
to ropres. It promptly should one oc
cur.
CASUALTIES
Killed by ills Comrades.
BiiAOKKiT June 2i. Special.
While the troops were target practic
ing this evening Private Alnb.rg tar-
gov vernier suippeu irom 1)0111110 111.
butt to learn the reason lor a sudden
cessation In the tiring. The .quad re-
suinod the discharge as he appeared
aud a bullet passed thmuih hli latt
It Is believed that breast killing him Instantly.
The City of Toklq.
Nkw York June 2tl.-Dlspatchea
received In this city by the Paolflo
Mail Company In regard to the los. of
the steamer City of Toklo date that
there I. every probability that most of
the cargo will be saved. Company of
ficials claim that their loss will be
temporary and It 1. nut likely to In
terfere seriously with Its business or
its dividonils-earning capacity.
It Is generally understood that the
Cli vol Toklo Is a total loss. OuVwra
of the Paeltlo Ma i Company state that
they have enough ste liners however.
ui 00 ine ousiuess uiieriug wnnout
the City of Toklo aud It Is understood
that a uew steamer win tie ordered
very .0011. I bore is at preseut J 100000
In the building fund and the officer
claim f.20000 per month can be addod
to mis 1111111 wiuioutin any way snoot-
ing future dividends.
Fired on the Horse-Fiddle Osng.
Chioaoo June 20.-The Journal.
Paw Waw Illinois .peclal .ayes
Young Nottleton who .hot at a cha-
rivari party north of thl. place on
Tuesday nli.lit has been removed to
the county 111 l Ulokson through
fear of iiiiib ylolenoe. White one ol
the victims died last night. Hack-
man.another ol those wounded ainon-
the oharlvarl party I. atlll In preoa-
rlous condition.
Indians Basgsd at Fort Smith.
Foht Smith June 26. Jamee Aroh-
ive ana 1111am i arcu.uo.. .u..- Dsnled a New Trial
Cherokee Iudlans.were hanged Dere; y J(jne jgudg. Wal-
at2:ln ociOCKiais aueruouu 101 .m
I
Cusnuiudors Lyoard
Wabuinoton June 20. The four
years' term for which Commodore
Montgomery Lycard was appointed to
tut a chief ot the Bureau of Ordnance
ol tho Navy Dnpariaiont will expire
on the 30th lustsnt. It Is understood
that be will be reappointed soon. Sev-
eral ollicers were desirous of obtaining
the noslt on. but they have withdrawn
all claims to it because
of the general understanding
that Commodore Lycard will be reao-
silnted. Kin uig t ommodore Liycarir.
nuu.uhonev be has endeavor. 'J to Im
prove the ordnance of the.Jnavy. For
several months the bureau has been
manufacturimr nuns for the new cruls
ersaudltls expeeted that those will
be complete.) by ine time ine vossei
are ready for service.
The F.ipoiHlun Flawnelnl Matters.
WAsniNOTON Juno 20. Diroolor-
Ooneriil Burke had an Intorvlow to-
day with the assistant secretary of the
treasury which rosultod In an agr le-
nient to doduct from the $350000 as ap-
propriated by Congress for the benefit
of creditor of the World's Exposition
$72757 bolug the amount of claims In
dispute and pay the .urn of $202213
pro rata to those whose claim corres-
pond with accounts audited by the
Hoard of Management The $7271)7 1.
to be disbursed when tho disputed ac-
counts have been adjustod between
the claimants and the Hoard of Man-
agement and allowed by some tribu
nal having uriuicuo'i.
Admiral Porter'. Ideal Cruiser.
Washington Juno 20. Sudor .
general Invitation of Secretary Whit-
ney to ofllocr. of the navy nd othor.
to .ubmit plans to hlin for the con
struction of new steel cruisers Admiral
Porter ha. for some time past been
engaged In planning a vessel which he
hopes will prove a imniei 111 ut
HI la to be 250 feet long and at the
same time a ram torpedo boat and gun
boats will go forward or Dncswaru wun
equal facility aud carry very heavy
armamoni. uiia jwuiuo nm r
tain groat speeih
Furee Fired.
murder of Henry Feigel.an old Bwede
ll veara airo. On the trial both de-
Died their guilt
and endeavored to
addle the crime on each other. Th ey
..nraunUd bv different oounsel.
Archive denied having known of the
lace Benedict aud Brown sitting In
K...n in the IT nl tod State. Circuit
Court handed down a de.'l.lon thl.
...... .iiHrminir the decision ol
the court below denying J.me. D.
Flsb. of the late Marine Bank new
trial.
Th. "Batter Home
Washington Juue 2B.-The '-Butter
House" fofoe of Benate employ.
consisting of three messenger at sal-
aries of $1440 each 1 two janitors at
$000 and several laborer at $750 will
be drop ped from the pay roll of the
.eritesnt-at-arru. at th td ol the
The Mexican Editors.
St. Louis Juue 20. The excurslom
party of the Mexloan Associated
Press headed by President Irenes Paa
aud escorted by Mr. E. H. Talbot of
tho Railway Age arrived at the Union
Depot this morning In two special
coaches over the Missouri Psclllc from
Kansas City. They were met by
Messrs. Frank Cialennln George H.
Morgan L D. Kingslaud 11. Clay
Pierce and Ueorge D. Dang the Recep-
tion Committee. The special cose he.
wero decoratt d with the llag. of Mex
ico and the United Stales. Tue visitor
were escorted to the Southern Hotel.
where thoy were breakfasted and
given two hours lor rest and recupera-
tion prior to the formal reception on
vlmnge. ;
After breakfast the editor wore es
corted to the main parlor where the
reception committee haded by Mayor
Francis and aocompanlod by a num-
ber of ladies of the city awaited them.
Mayor Francis mado a briof address of
welcome which was responded to by
Honor Hlanobl the historian of ths ex-
cursion on behalf of hi. associates.
The visitor were then conducted to a
carriage and were driven by '
the exposition the oustoin
house and other public piscna
arriving finally at the Merchants' Ex-
change. They found several thousand
cltlxeu. assembled In the hall who
irreeted the editors with load cheer.
They were eonduutad to (platform
and President lluarstlck delivered a
short address of welcome and Intro-
duced Mr. John A. Dllton who gav
an address In Spanish. These ad-
dresses were replied to by Mr. J. Mf
tella Clarke editor of the Two Repub-
lics Iu English and Sctmr Ar-
royo de Anda In Spanish.
Immediately after th reception th
editor were driven to various manu-
faoturinn establishment aud oluet
points 01 interest.
A Jnry Seeared.
Chioaoo June 2S.-A Jury wa
dually obtained at noon to-day to try
th fir Italians charged with th
marder of Caruso a fellow country-
man. Thl esse. has beon on four
day.
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