El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 249, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 20, 1894 Page: 1 of 8
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Fourteenth Yeir Bo. H i.
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El Paso, Texas, Saturday Morning, October *0 1894.
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Pi ice Five Cents.
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R. F. JOHNSON,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
Finest Kentucky Bourbon
and Pennsylvania Rye Whiskies.
Sole Agent for eltfthe Product of Om
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION.
OF 8T. LOUI8, MO-, ANO THE
m SCHLITZ BREWING COMPANY OP MILWAUKEE,
And Wholesale Dealer in
PURE ROCKY MOUNTAIN LAKE ICE. .
families Supplied With Soda^ars^a^lla, Vichy, Seltzer and all
Try Our Celebrated “Grenadma” Cigars.
O. R. MOREHEAD, President.
JOSEPH MAg6fFIN, Vloe Prest.
J. 0. LACKLAND, Oashisr.
J. H. RUSSELL, Ass’t Cash.
State National Bank.
ESTABLISHED APRIL. 1881.
4 Legitimate Banking Business Transacted in all Its Branches.
Highest price paid for Mexican dollars. «
|sa T. H. Springer,
fp Furniture,
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and
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E. C. Few, Dealer in Fine Shoes, El Paso, Texas.
L. B FRBUD1NTHAL & CO.,
-JOBBERS OF-
Groceries & Dry Goods,
EL PASO, TEXAS.
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Domestic Assortment.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINES & LIQUORS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
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J os. Sohlltz Brewing Company, White Rock Mineral Water Co.
George Goulet, Reims, Oestilllon & Co., Reims,
Friedrich Kroete, Coblentz, Evariste, Dupont & Oo„ Bordeaux
These Are Some of Our Special Brands of Fine Whiskies,
the Purity of which We Guarantee.
ALL ALABMED
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The Czar Paid to bgjJRapid-
1, Approac)
His End.
A SPASM OF THE HEART-
HI* Oondltlon Ohaarad for tbs Worss—
Father Yanleckew Hastily Sum monad-An
Imperial Bdlet to ba Publlahad Monday—
A Dletinedtebed Specialist Summoned—
Tbe Flanoe of the Ozarowtteb Left Cor
Lltldli-Tfae Kntbuelasm of Japan.
St. Petersburg. Oofc. 19—There
seems to be no longer any reasonable
doubt that the czar is rapidly approach-
ing hia end. A dispatch received from
Ltvtdta today announces bis condition
changed for the worse sinoe yesterday
and tbe imperial family Is alarmtd. A
special received snbseqaenly from Lt
vidla says the czar last evening suffer-
ed from a spasm of the heart, whieb
compelled him to lie down. His con-
dition beoame so critical that hts con
feasor Father Yanlsohew was hastily
summoned. It is reported this after
noon an imperial ediot will be publish
ed on Monday, entrusting tbe regency
to the czarowitob, Gen. Uount Voront-
aoff Daooff, aid-de-camp of the im
peror and minister of the imperial
house, K. P. Pobiebonostzoff, tbe pro
curator general of the holy synod,
actual privy councillor, Durnovo, min
ister of the interior and General Van
novski, minister of war.
It is announced this afternoon the
condition of the czar is desperate.
Prof. Merohejewski, a distinguished
specialist on nervous diseases, has
been summoned to Lividia to take
part in the treatment of the czar.
Vienna, Oofc. 19—Princess Alix of
Hesse, fianoee of the ozarowltoh, ac-
companied by Prince Victoria, of Bat
tenbsrg, left Darmstadt this morning
for Ltvidla.
London, Oct, 19—Tbe keenness of
English sympathy has been deepened
by tbe news that a nerve speoiallst has
been oalled to tbe side of the czarina,
sister of tbe Prtnoe of Wales, who Is
herself threatened by the strain of
nnr6tng the dying emperor. Today
the churches throughout Russia held
speolal servioes for the recovery of his
majesty. In St. Petersburg tbe high-
est officials joined in solemn petitions
to God to save the czar. The question
which the French and Germane, and
aven Rnssians themselves, are asking
hourly, and to which the Bourses to-
day suggested a common answer, was
not put in London quits sharply. Lon-
don admits a serious crisis is pending.
Th« Eathulaim of Japan,
Hiroschimo, Japan, Oct. 19— The
bills introduced at the extraordinary
session of parliament convened bv the
Mikado, inolndes first, a bill calling
for a speolal accountancy of extraordi-
nary war expense, secondly, a bill em-
powering the government to borrow
money to defray expenses of tbe war,
the maximum amount being plaoed at
100,000,000 yen, end thirdly, an extra-
ordinary budget providing for expend!
tore for tbe war of a total of 150,000,-
000 yea. President of the diet, M.
Kuoimot.o, replying ‘to a speech of the
Mikado, (exclusively cabled the Asso-
ciated Press), thanked his majesty for
advancing with tbe Imperial standard,
and for personally taking oharge of tbe
war eaylng the victories were the natu-
ral results of this action. Mr. Knsi
moto added: "Your majesty might
have oonsldered China the enemy of
civilization and we obey the imperial
deeire to deetroy Its barbaroas obsti
natty. ”
Home Thought it wacfOla.eland.
Kansas City, Got. 19—The follow
ing telegraphic correspondence in ref-
erence to the mooted paragraph In
Genaral Miles annual report is self ex
pianatory:
Kansas City, Mo., Oot. 19-General
Nelson A. Miles, U. S A., Fort Sill,
Ok., via Rush Springs, I. T: This
paragraph taken from yonr recent an
nnal report is being much quoted and
commented upon by press and pnblio:
"The conduct of the troops in restoring
order and confidence where mob vio-
lence and a reign of terror existed in
Ohioego was marked by great forbear-
ance, fortitude and excellent discipline
and their preaenoe and action here
very greatly contributed to tbe main-
tenance of civil law and in my opinion
saved the oonntry from a serious re
beiiion when one had been publioly de
dared to exist by the one moat respon-
sible for its existence.” It has been
said yon refer to President OUveiaod
and lt has been explained by yonr
friends that yon probably meant En
gene V*. Debs. Will yon please wire a
‘statement about tbe matter to the As
sooiated Press, Kansas City, Mo , for
dissemination throughout the oountry
and thereby favor us.
[Signed] Melville E. Stone,
General Manager Associated Press.
Anandajn, O. T., Oot. 19—To Mel-
ville E. Stone, general manager Asso
cia'ed Press, Kansas City, Mo: The
language in my annual report does not
warrant any snoh absurd mlsoonstru
ing as contained in yonr dispatch The
earnest desire and purpose of the pres
ident in maintaining the supremacy of
law and oivil government and tbe re
storation of peace with tbe least possi
ble delay is too well known to be mis
understood or lightly appreciated.
[Signed] Nelson A. Miles,
Major General
Ihc Revolutionary Straggle In Brazil.
Montrvidio, Uruguay, Oot. 19—Ad
mlral Saldaqbra Da Gama bauqaetted
tbe Brazilian officers last night. Ail
drank to the suooees of the revolution
ary oause and pledged themselves to
take an active part, if the Brazil com
mittee here decides to oontinne tbs
struggle after the inauguration of Dr.
Moraes as president. Sympathizers
with the Brazilian revolution are jabi
lent over victories in Rio Grande de
Sne. General Saravia Is now poshing
northward with a considerable body of
men intending to attack the govern-
ment foroee in Masto Grosso. Sixteen
officers have left here to jom the revo-
lution lets. __________
The Bill for Fra® Worship.
Buda Pesth, Oot. 19—The lower
honse of theielohstag by a large ma
jortty today decided to reoommlt the
bill providing for freedom of worship
to the house of Magnates af Accept-
ance
DUN’S REVIEW
The Treasury Again Falling
Backward in the
Reserve.
A SMALLER REVENUE.
for tbs PaO Week lt Bm j Bara foot Mil-
lion, Six Bnndvad Tkonosnd Dollar* Isas
Thai Lilt Yonr—Thrss Trust Composts*
HsvsOvor Forty Million Dollars of Idls
Mossy—A Bsttsr Showing in Iron and
N'ssl.
New York, Oot. 19-R. G. Dan &
Go’s, weekly review of trade says:
Cotton Is below six oents and wheat
55 oents, each lower than aver since the
present classifications were known,
the exports of gold instead of products
at snob prioes in October are the salient
features in bosiueea this week.
It appears that three trust companies
have now over 140,000,000 of idle money
and that eastern mill loans are being
taken) from New York by English
banks, while the northwestern demand
for money is unusually small. The
treasury is egain falling backward in
the reserve and large imports yield lit-
tle less revenne than last year, while
the internal revenue for the past three
weeks is 14,600,000 smaller than a year
ago.
The iron and steel business makes a
better showing this week, bUsemer pig
having stiffened to 919.50 at Pittsburg
and at Chicago and New York further
structural and bridge orders have been
placed, but bar iron has fallen to 90
oents for common and 91 for steel at
Pittsburg, wbiohare prioes below those
current in Great Britain. There is a
good demand for sheets and some good
bridge contracts are reported. i
Two Live* Lost la th® Sltirt Madras.
Trapuato, Mex., Oot. 19—F G. War-
ren, a young oivil engineer of Chicago,
has arrived here more dead than alive
from a journey across the Blerra Madre
mountains. He. started with two
Americans, James West and Geurge H.
Orwufchaw, both of Philadelphia.
About ten days ago they were pass ng
through a mountain gorge in the vioini-
ty of Los Oolohos about nioety miles
south of here, when rain began to poor
down in torrents. Warren was riding
in advance of his companions when
without warning a terrible land slide
occurred. West and Crenshaw were
oaoght and crashed to death and War-
ren narrowly escaped.
Two Young Desperadoes Hanged.
St. Paul, Oot. 19-At exaotly 5:t6
this morning Charles Ermisoh and Otto
Wonigkeit, were hanged. These des-
peradoes, 'wearing masks on the night
of May 2, entered the saloon of L. B.
Koblman, demanded drinks and shot
down and killed Lindhalf, the bar
keeper. Ermisoh was bat 19 and Won-
igkeit less than 21. While under death
sentence, Ermisoh secured a revolver
from hU mother and shot and painfol-
ly wounded the death watch and escap-
ed part way through the jail.
Belle of Nelaon Bourbon,
T, J. Monarch Bourbon,
Equador Bourbon,
fleneyDew Bourbon,
Rich Hill Bourbon,
Mount Yet non Rye,
Gucktnhelmer Kye,
Finches’ Golden Wedding Rye,
Monogram Rye,
Taylor’s Rye.
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A Marvelous Showing.
The U. S. Government, through the Agri-
cultural Department, has been investigating
the baking powders for the purpose of inform-
ing the public which was the purest, most
economical and1"' wholesome.
The published report shows the Royal Baking
Powder to be a pure, healthful preparation,
absolutely free from alum or any adulterant,
and that it is greatly stronger in leavening
power than any other baking powder.
Consumers should not let this valuable infor-
mation, official and unprejudiced, go unheeded.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 249, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 20, 1894, newspaper, October 20, 1894; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth539870/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.