El Paso Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. NINTH YEAR, No. 200, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 3, 1889 Page: 2 of 8
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
COMPRISING THE LATEST EVENTS
HOME AND ABROAD.
AT
feelings of Sympathy—Proctor Knott Sold-
A Strike Settled—The Elixir of Life-
Mississippi's Race Won —
The Anti-Alcohol
Congress.
Greetings of Syuip»thy.
Philadelphia, Sept 2.—At the con-
clusion of the picnic given in celebration
of Labor Day, the United Labor League
sent a cablegram to Burns, leader of the
London strikers, tendering greetings and
sympathy.
McCoy,
died to-
aged. 78
A Pioneer Die*.
Kansas City, Sept. 2.—J. S.
one of the pioneers of the west,
day »t bis home in this city,
years.
Proctor Knott Sold,
bheepsiibad Bay, Sept. 2.—Before
racing began today,Colonel Bruce sold at
public auction in the paddock, adjoining
the grand stand, Proctor Knott, winner
of last year's futurity for seventeen tbou
sand dollars,
German Catholics.
Cleveland, Sept. 2.—The tbirtys
fourth annual convention of the German
Roman Catholic Central Society, began
today Only routine business was tran-
sacted today.
Everything Quiet.
Chaklkston, W. Va., Sept. 2.—Every-
thing is quiet on New river up to this
evening. I here was another lot of Win-
chester rifles shipped yesterday and no
trouble is apprehended, «•
A Strike Settled.
Johet, Ills., Sept. 2.—The conference
today of the coal miners and operator*
resulted in a settlement of the wage trou>*
bles throughout the Northern Illinois coal
fields and an early resumption of work,
except in the mines of W. L. Scott, will
probably occur.
What Mr. JPowderly Said.
Newark, N. J , Sept. 2.—The differ
resret.'s in the Knights of Labor caused the
laber parade here to be a failure. The
Kriigin 9 f°r orators Master Workman
Powders' an<* ex-Governor Abbott. Mr,
Powderiy h«Ped the Labor Day would
soon becoa e a national holiday.
'ie Elixir of Life.
Dayton O Sept. 2 —Samuel C. Show-
alter, aged *69 voluntarily submitted to
the injection oY the elixir of llfe three
weeks ago, hepitf# for rell«f from
matism, died frc>» , ^®eCt8 of the
treatment. Immedk*. ^'y after l,!ie inie9*
tion his limbs begaa* t0 8?e11 ?a<\ hl?
whole system was perttt#. a ^'°°d
poison. Gangrene set \ aQd the flesh
chipped of! in flakes as It** '?®.1a,8 a "J1*0 8
hand and he
before death.
became »him *'lne
ivernor
' this
Alisaissippi K»ee ifai'-
Jackson, Miss., Sept 2".—<3*.
Lowry arrived from Greenwoo\ .
morning, having succeeded i a getting y'ttxe
armed whites who had assembled .
Greenwood io return to their homes'* a"
stead of going to the scene of the threat
enetl race war. Three military companies
that left Greenwood by boat last night art; \
12 o'clock have not been seen or heard! f
from, but it is not believed 'there will be
any conflict.
that country. He married a niece of the
president of Ecuador in 1878, and has
recently been engaged in gold mining.
The letter gave no reason for imprison-
ment, but referred to the correspondence
enclosed, wh'.ch had been banded United
States Consul McGarr. No correspond-
ence was in the letter when it reached
hi re, and the brother thinks it was tam->
pered with by the authorities. Cable-
grams sent by Mr. Dougherty from this
city since the receipt; of the letter have
failed to elicit any rt ply and he has com-
plained to the state department.
Declared Vncouatliutlonal.
Kansas City, Sept. 2.—Judge Pollard,
of the police co rt, today handed down a
decision of the test case made tjy saloon
men of the validity of the penalty clause
of the Sunday law. The law is a city
measure and requires the judge to revoke
the license of every saloon keeper con-
victed of selling liquor on Sunday. A
city ordinance confers the power to re
voke the licenses of such saloons. Judge
Pollard in his opinion holds that the
ordinance is unconstitutional and dis
missed the cases of fifteen saloon men.
The city attorney will appeal.
Italy Joins the Triple Alliance.
London, Sept. 8.—Labouchere writes
to the newspapers that he has learned
that Italy has joined the triple alliance,
on receiving a promise from Lord Salis*
bury to aid Italy and defend Italy liber-
ally in the event of European war. La-
bouchere challenges Sir James Ferguson,
under-foreign secretary, to publish the
dispatches in connection with this affair.
J
in
for 111* <ur|t(*rfi ■
New Yomk. yept 3.—At a meet-
ing of Cooper Union In favor of tho eight
hour movement toniirht. resolutions wero
adopted sympathizing ami pledging finan-
cial aid to the London strikers*.
A Mluii.g t amp linrnert
great Falls, Mont. He.pt 2.—News
has just been rereived here that Barker
was almost totally destroyed by tire yes-
terday. The fire Marttd in a miner's
camp three doors below Z< igl< r's house
and swept from there up the valley,
burning all the eastern portion of the
camp It is auppnwtt that Kllis his wife
and four cMlritvn lo«t ihcirlivus Three
men are also nitssMni?. Barker is tho
business e nter of the entire Barker dis-
trict. and if about Oft miles southeast of
Great Fills
DR. OWEN'S .
ELECTRIC BELT
AND SUSPENSORY.
Patented Aud. 16,1887. Improved July 30,1889.
SPORTING.
Th« Hnppeiiliiga of a Day on the Turt
Diamond.
Htlll
ettued by
ried orKinf'
lo the womb
V|W .„" --»■ --r- 1 .—-r
lowing dlseMM/namely: AH
-v'Rheumatic Complaints.
Lumbago, General and
Nervous Debility. Coa-
tivenegi, Kidneyfliaeaaea
Ifcrvousncis, Trwnblinr,
BcxualExhaugtion,Wast-
ing of Body, Diseases
'onainTorth, Age. Mar-
r.ctalldUeuM p»rt»lnln»
ns of tnal. or
- ON «0 DAT8TKUJ.
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Cj-SEXT TO ftK8FOtiSUil.lt PABtL
dkr. owen* a ELECTRIC INSOlES^i pmAik
Bind 80. fxxuvie for ma Illustrated pamphlet, which will b.
.cut you fa p!*In raledenvclopft. Mention this paper, addr«M
OWES ELECTRIC BELT ft APHJANC:
806 Worth Bronrtwtiy.ST. x.0pi
CO.
, MO.
The Diamond.
At New York—Pittsburg 6, New York 9.
At Indianapolis—Indianapolis 8, Bos°
ton 8
At Brooklyn—-Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 7.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 10,Louisville 2.
At New York, second game—New York
11, PittsburtcO.
At Philadelphia—Athletics 4, Kansas
City 4. Game called at end of tenth inning
on account of darkness.
At Washington—Washington 2, Cleve>
land 5.
At Philadelphia, second game—Chi-
cago 3. Philadelphia 3.
At Brooklyn—drooklyn 4,Cincinnati 11.
The Turf.
Sheepsiiead Bay, Sept. 2 —Fully 25,-
000 people atted the inaugural of the fall
meeting here today.
Five and a half furloogs—Volunteer !
won, Hanover second, Young Duke third;
time 1 06 4 5.
Sapphire stakes for two year olds, five j
and a half furlongs—Magnate won, Sina^ j
loa second, Miss Bell third; time 1:09 1 5. j
Dol- hin stakes.one and"an eighth miles j
—BuJdhist won, Tavista second, Philan-
der third; time 1:50 1-5.
Great fall selling stakes.one and aa
eighth miles-Bronzomarle won, Oars
man second, Swift third; time 1:50 4-5.
One mile—Strideaway won, Maori sec-
ond, Bridge Light third"; time 1:41.
One and threes-sixteenths of a mile—
Kingston won, Firenzi second; time2:00.
Only two starters.
One mile on turf—8. John wen, Eole
second, Loron third; time 1:45.
child lost
RUPTURE
ELECTRIC BELT
AHD TRUSS
COMBINED.
DR.
TRUSS,
israel's
tO-GALVAJHC
Owen's Eleetrio Belt Attachment.'
wora with ease alia comfort. Theeur*
mnde mild or strong. the only
electric trust and bell ever made. It
Rapture In from 80 to 00 «!■?«. For fell description of Dr.
Owen's Electro-Galvanic Belt«, Spinal Apptieneen, Truss** and
Jnsoles -«nd Be. for rasa illustnUtd pamphlet whicb wiU ba
seat yon In plain sealed envelope. Bold only by tho
OWES ELECTRIC BELT & APPLXANCKC0.
80S Norm Broad WW, Bl. LOUIS, WX
ith Dr.
hUtruM 1*
rr.nt «»n b.
coratiiucd
will CURB
.Ccoasy, & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Anthracite and Hitnmenons Coal. Coke
ami Wood. L ir.; English and Domes
tic Cemeuta.
in? Brifk
Planter Paris, Btiih
Ki
ing Matt'ii
Brick, Rfsof-
Ete.. Eic.
\V»g it for Blackmail Parposea A Mys-
terious Case.
Tekjihone .N»t. <89. Citil)uah«.i si near
West Overland street.
Special Facilities for Car Load Orders.
Doubls Ersecii-loafler
A Prize i' ight.
Bahlow, N. Y., Sept. 2.— Jack i^dnn,.
the Scotland lightweight champion, and
• Jack Buckley, known as th>3 'Fufton
; Market Boy," engaged in a prize ligbt
^af here this afternoon tl ie London
prize ring' The fight was Qui nn's almost
from the start. After the -sixth round
Buckley wanted to stop, but the referee
ordered him to go on. In the twelfth
rouud he fell senseless on the ropes. Hia
seconds then threw up the sp ange.
Decision on Cigar Lai >el«.
St Loots. Sept. 2.-In the United
States circuit court today J udge Thayer
rendered a decision to thf s effect that
counterfeiting of the union I abe) used on
cigars cannot be prevented or punished.
"The ruling will affect the c ,gar makers
in the United States and Canada, it is
claimed, very seriously, as it practically
decides that their label iff. of no value
whatever.
Xh« Anti-Alcohol Congress.
Paris Sept. 2.—The anti-alcohol con-
gress has passed a resolution to the effect
that the governments of the world ought
to be asked to place prohibitive duties on
alcohol, and to exempt tea, coffee, etc.
from cuBtotn duties. Statistics show that
the consumption of 15^ho^
in France between 1B76 and 1HS>.
Killed Bv KUCtrtollJr.
NEW York,Sept. 2.-Darwin A Henry,
superintendent of construction for the
East lliver Electtic LiRht Coinpany, was
instantly killed this afternoon by a charge
ut elecrricity in the company s factory
Henry was standing on a step ladder
changing the wirss on the switch board,
when suddenly he was seen to totter and
then fall to the floor. The flesh on his
right hand and fingers was burned to the
bone The left hand was slightly scorch-
ed and on the left elbow was the imprint
of the wire. Dr. Henderson was quickly
summoned from the Belleville hospital
He nronounced Henry pulseless, and said
?e bad no doubt the ibock had caused
instant death. ^ •>, : ,<"• • - ,.,
Another Cutting Cat*.
rwAon SeDt. 2 —C. L. Dougherty
told an Associated Press reporter today
»h«» nn August 18th be received a letter
f?om hi» bro?her, Edward C. Dougherty,
dated at Zaruma, Ecuador. «tiating^^that
UfyA been held a close prisoner since
Sine 15. Mr. Dougherty weht to Rena,
Ecuador, seventeen years ago,
been engaged in various
One day last week the Times made
mention of the fact that a Mexican
mothe r was nearly crazy with grief be-
cause her two~>day-old babe had been
stolen from her. The city and county
olflceis since then kept a sharp look-out
for the child. Officer Charlie Patterson
had his suspicions, and yesterday entered
a house on Santa Fe street and demanded
the surrender of the child. The woman
sof the bouse denied that there was any
child in the house ; but while talking,
•Officer Patterson heard the
WAIL of AS infant
■coming from the cellar underneath, and
immediately proceeded to investigate the
subterranean vaults, where he foiiod a
Daby. The woman and the child were both
ariested and taken before Justice McKie.
The Mexican mother was present to claim
the infant as her own flesh and blood,
and the reunion of the mother and child
was a touching scene. The testimony
elicited the fact that the woman in whose
bouse the baby was found, has been on
very intimate terras with a well known
white man of the city who had promised
to put up money for ber in case she be
came a mother. Last Wednesday, the
day after the child had been stolen, the
alleged mother in whose cellar it was
found, went to the white man, told him.
she was a mother and secured the prom«
ised cash. The woman is now in jail.
Breech-ioat?er8 from to $50,
Breech-loading Rffiot, S4.C5 to$!3.
Self-Cocking Revolvers, ck: el-plated, $2.
Weguaranteayou viiii s.i.- ; •"» ccent. Weeing
our 60-page IHustratodCablcgue before buying*
Send 2-cent stamp fit catalogue.
CRIFFITH & SEMPLE,
SI2W. Main St., LOUI8V1LLK, KV.
Dr. Alexander's
NATIVE WINE.
, jfbi;* pare juk* ' be Grape )
Address P. O it.,x :-H», Viu Pa#o. T«x«
Sold in nuantitTW not le«» tban flv»
gilloas
.11 H.WJI1—B—m»
xmm
W H. TDFTLF
Paints, Glass and Wall
Paper,
House & Sip Painting
wr1tk for prices,
Overland & Oregon Sts
El Paso, - Texas.
commercial.
and hali
enterprises of
cattlk and snamir.
Chicago, Sept. 2 —catti*—Receipts
1^,000; market steady and stronger;
choice to extra beeves, 4 S5<34.65; steers,
3-00^4.40; stockers and feeders, 2 00r§
8.00-rcows, bulls and mixed, 1.50@2.75;
Texas cattle, 1.20(32 70; natives and half
breeds, 2.75<ij4.00.
Sheep—Receipts, 5000; market stsady
and some weaker; natives, 3.25 4.00;
westerns, 3 45^8.95; Texans, 3.2I<@8.85;
lambs, 4 40@5.60.
Will Help Straighten Up.
Boston, Sept. 2.—The Journal will an*
nounce tomorrow morning that Gideon
P. Brown, of the bankrupt wool firm of
Brown, 8ttiefe &Clark,dS'in Boston and
wiJLdp.what he can to aid the assignees
in straightening the affairs of the firm.
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE
COR
GENTLEMEN
•3 SHOE for LADIE8.
S KW*EDJ?HOE.
KIT SHOK.
wNrE'
-hoot shoes.
» Best In tho
J.00 OEN1IINK
l oo H AND-8K
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fraudulent wlten ray name and price are not lUropftl
(D bottom. W. L. buVOLiu, Bracktoa.
FOR 8ALB BY
EI O. PEW
Examine W. h. Douglas $2.00 Shoes for
: v Ladies and, Gpatleinenj
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JAMES MEANS' S3 & $4 SHOES
" Competition U the Life of Trade," and If yon have not seen our latent improved good ■> yon
cannot imagine how lively trade is, or how hard our oompetttor* hare to work to keep within sight of
us. Ask your retailor (or the Jamas Means' SI Shoe, or the James Means' «4 Shoe according to your needs.
Positively nono genuine unless having our name and prloe stamped plainly on the soles. Tour
retailer will supply you with shoes so stampedIX you insist upon his doing so; if you do not insist, some
retailers will coax you Into buying inferior shoos upon which they make a larger profit.
ISMEHtS- JBMES MEANS']
, 3 SHOE . 14 SHOE
^UNl^XCELLED IN CANNOT FAIL
^STYLE UNEQUALLED T0
jn DURABILITY eS"l c
and bAllo
RFECTI0M THE MOST.
,OF FIT. FASTIDlO!
Lss
SHI
Such has been the recent progress in our branch of Industry that we are now able to affirm that
the James Means' $4 Shoe is In every respect equal to the shoes which only a few years ago were re-
tailed at eight or ten dollars. If you will try on a pair you will be convinced that we do not exaggerate.
Ours are the original S3 and 81 Shoes, and those who Imitate our system of business are unable to
compete with us in quality of faotory produots. In our lines we are the largest manufacturers In the
United States.
Hhoea from our celeb rated factory aro aold by wide-awake retailer* In all parte
of the country. We wilt place them easily within your reach In any State or Territory if ycu will
Invest one cent in a postal card and write to us.
JAMES MEANS & CO., 41 Lincoln St, Boston, Mass.
full l.NKH op the abote bhoe" for hale BV
Lighttoody & .Tames.
El Paso, Texas.
JOHN F. X ANGLE. Pres't
FRANK L>. CRABBS, Secy & Trea*
INCORPORATED CAPITAL $50,000.
Union Bank Note Co.
Steel Plate and Lithography.
No, 304 Deleware St, - - Kansas City Mo.
Thefbest equipped LITHOGRAPH House in Kansas City. '
m
Quick Meal Gasoline and Gas Staves.
M omsen & Thorne,
wholesale an1) retail
Pons. Stoves. Refrigerators Tinware, Etc
Challenge Windmills.
No. 76I& 78 South Oregon Street,
STAR STABLES,
FINE LIVERY
UNDERTAKING.
Blacbsmitbing, Woodwork andJrCarrl&g*
Painting Neatly Done
Wagons, Buggies, Etc., Bought and Sold
A. DOLAN, Prop'r
1889 EL PASO CITY DIRECTORY. 1889
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yielding to the positive home and foreign Remind for> new.work of El Pas < hti
arranged to at once commence the
SECOND ANNUAL EDITION.
This work will contain all the features of its predecessor, enlarged and improved
'ipon. and will add all that is found in the best northern and eastern work*.
Please Give Our Canvassers all Facts,*
As we want to make the work SOUND TBK FttAlttttS OF EL PASO EVBRYi
WHERE.
EL PASO DIRECTORY CO.,
February}*, 1889 j; q., ROWE.CBusiness Manaeer,
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