El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. Fifteenth Year, No. 178, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 28, 1895 Page: 1 of 8
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Fifteenth Year JSo. 17 .
FI Paso, Texas, Sunday Morning, July 28, 1895.
Pi ice Five Cents.
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R. P. JOHNSON,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
Finest Kentucky Bourbon and
Pennsylvania Rye Whiskies.
Ho?a Agent for All tha Product of
THE ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION
OF ST. LOUIS, MO , AND
THE JOS. BCHLI7Z BREWING- COMPANY OF MILWAUKEE
Wholesale Dealer in Pure Reeky Mountain Lake Ice.
Vamiliea Supplied With Soda, Sarsaparilla, Viahy. Seltaer and all Forma of Mineral Water
_BRANCH IN CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO._
O a, COKEHEAD, President. J. 0. LACKLAND, Cashier.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, Vice Preit. J. H. KUS8ELL, Aia't Cash
State National Bank,
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1881.
A Legitimate Banking Business Transacted in all Its Branches.
Highest price paid for Mexican dollars.
Pew & Soil Dealers in Fine Shoes, El Paso, Texas.
Refrigerators aei Ice Cream Freezers
AT ACTUAL COST.
T. H. SPRINGER
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Furniture, Crockery and Carpets.
Nr*rtli Htnnton and 8fc. Louis Streets El Paso, Texan.
L B FREUDENTHAL & CO.
-JOBBERS IN-
Groceries & Dry Goods.
-DEPOT FOR-
Goodwin’s Miniag Candles, Vairbank’s 8oaps and Washing Soda,
Swift St Oo. s Meats and Lard, Friend’s Rolled Oats, Church & Oo’s
Arm and Hammer Boda, Scbepp’s Shredded Oocoanut, Roualt’s
Las Cruces Tomatoes, Mexican Beans, Peloncillo. &c
All goods sold by ns we guarantee strictly first class We
solicit the trade of dealers only.
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First National Bank.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
Capital and Surplus $125,000.
JOSHUA 8. RAYNOLDS, Fr.ilrtent.
ULYSSES S. STEWART, Cashier.
St. W. FLOURNOY, Vice Freildent.
JOS, F. WILLIANS, A«,t. Catahler,
F ASSET! & KELLY,
Hardware, stoves and tinware,
AGBIOTJLTUEA.L IMPLEMENTS,
Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Mining Supplies ant
AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS.
Sole agents for Buckeye Mowers and Reapers. Fairbanks’Scale*.
Buffalo Scales, Charter Oak Stoves, Star Wind Mills, Giant Powder
and Aermotor Wind Mills.
HOUCK& DIETED,
220 EL PASO 8TBEET.
Importers and Jobbers
GERMAN WINES, FRENCH LIQUORS
and Kentucky Whiskies
SOLE AGHSTB FOB
Am. J. Lump Brewing Co., fit, Loui», Mo.
Pabst Btewing Co., Milwaukee, Wls.
The White Bock Mineral Springe Co., Waukesha, Wls.
The Appolinarls Company. Limited, London, England
Telephono No. 05. Warehouse and Bottling Works, 93.
“WHAT WE WANT, IS TOUR ORDERS.”
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EL PASO BOILER WORKS I
HcDUFFIE & SHERRY, Proprietors. :
I BUILDERS AND REPAIRERS OF STEAM BOILERS. 1
SHEET IRON WORKERS
BUILDERS OF ORE CARS
OIL TANKS, WATER TANKS
SMOKE STACKS and
WATER TOWERS.
o Vfe make a specialty of con-
o vu tracting for overhauling and <►
\ \ repairing boilers for mining and
smelting companies. We guarantee J |
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o tion of orders
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: Addresss: FX PASO BOILER WORKS, Z* |
^Corner Overland and Stanton Sts. McDuffie & Sherry, Props., El Paso, Texas. I
THE INDIANS.
Tin Whole Matter Said
to ba Very Much
Exaggerated.
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE-
Mr. Teter Dot* Not Credit Ibe Stories ot tbe
Massacre — The BaunookH Said to be Wall
Behaved Indians—The Troabia Comes
From Settlers Who Have Been Active
as Guides—Denies the Iudisos Kill Game
Wantonly.
Washington, Jaly 27—W. W. Teter,
a brother of Agent Teter, errived in
Washington yesterday from Idaho,
where he has been visiting hls brother.
He left Fort Halt, July 17. He does
not credit tbe stories of the massacre
and thlnfca the whole matter much ex
aggerated. Tbe first news received at
the agancy of trouble was from a Fquaw
man at Jackson Hde, who rather de-
rided the eff rts of settlers to enforce
the game laws.
Writing July 14th he 6ald a jastice
of the peace had been If suing warrants
and a c instable serving them and so
far they had arreted one blind Indian
and two papoose3. The letters says
Bannocks are usually well behaved.
July 17th when ho left Idaho fifty
Bannocks were known to bo south of
the reservation returning from trading
with the Navajo Indians. Only cine
Bannocks were reported in the Jackson
Hole dlstriot at that time.
Teter says the trouble comes frrm
settlers who have been noting a9 guides
to parties of Yellowstone Park tourists
and from white banters. He denies
positely tbe Indians kill game wanton
ly and westeloily and says the white
hnnters and guides kill elk, usa whit,
theycanat the moment and leave the
rest to spoil. When the osroass la
found tbe whites nhaigj it (o.the In-
dians. When an Indian kills an elk,
concluded Teter, he uses all of it, h!d»,
meat, hoof3 and herns. That is hls
nature.
Agent Teter teJegrapbf d today that
a courier from Jackson Hole reported
be was the last man out of Jackson
Hole and when he left everythlcg was
quiet.
Conflutiiiot) Ainu S.uteoced.
Denver, July 27—The Dill of J. E
Norbert was brought to an abrupt end
In the United States court tod+y,
Norbert has been indioted for using
the mail to defraud. Ho pleaded
guilty at the bearing befor8 the com-
Lamcnt Clark Is supposed to have seen
the girl !n a car with a young man who
closely resembled Darrant, but was not
him, If snob testimony oould bs pro-
duced at the trial It would go to offset
the statements of several witnesses at
lha preliminary examination who
8wore they 6aw Durrant and tbe mur
dered girl together the afternoon she
disappeared. Clark’s dep sition was
taken in Bcs'on in Durrant,’a Interest.
PolJcs detectives deny they indnoed
Clark to leave town aud siy they never
heard of him before.
Whiteman Waut» a New Trial.
San Fbancisco, July 27—Alonzo J.
Whiteman of New York, who was oou-
vioted of forgery a few months ag>,
has begun proceedings in the superior
court to secure a new trial. The case
is one of nnusaal Interest on account
of the former wealth and good position
of Whiteman In the east. He had held
many positions of honor and trust.
Was once a colonel on the staff cf the
governor of New York, afterwards state
senator and president of a bank and
floally mayor of Dnlutb.
BLANKS to order
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TO ORDER
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EL PASO, TEXAS.
De Ltur lt;la«Kl Keooaui'ioa.
Washington, July 27—It is learned
at the state department that James Da
Long, to wbcm the Mexican govern-
ment is reported to have relumed an
exequateur.was really uemsda* Unfit d
States commercial fcgent at the small
town of Paral ir» the e ate of Chihua-
hua and as consul general at Ohthna
hue, which office does not exist. Mr
De Long is a native of Pennsylvania
and Is a resident of Paral, and at the
suggestion cf the United Stutss consul
at Chihuahua, based on the desire to
fihva some one at hand to look oat for
American Interests in Para), the state
department selected him as commer-
cial agent.. If the Mexican govern-
ment has declined to issue him a oer-
FOR SILVER
The Democrats cf Olio
Select a Large
Delegation.
TWO FACTIONS SPLIT.
A Fijrht Ma.-teon Ssc-urlng; a Majority for
Sliver—Two PelvRatlous Named to Rep-
resent at the State Convention—Excite-
ment vi| Intense—One of the Faction#
Adjourned to the Court Hoasr, lbs Other
Remained in the Opera Honte.
Hamilton, 0 , Juy 27—The Democ-
racy of Butler oouuty met today to se-
lect delegates. The two factions
brought out Immense forces to carry
their 6ide. The main fight was on se-
curing a majority on *be central com-
mittee for silver. 0,i account ot the
war between the fre Ions there was a
split. One cf the factions adjourned
to the courthouse, with ex-Governor
Campbell as presiding effioar. The
other fsocion remained in the opera
house with A. F. Andrews eh chair*
man. The eioitfmeot was intense.
The coorthouso convention eleotsd
James E Campbell and Paul J. Sorg
bs delegates to the s‘a e convention.
The regular convention selected H,
Gray, Ptsf«r bofawab, David Pierce,
John F. N»ilan, Christian Bent-lng-
heffen, E F. Bang of Middletown and
A J. Deinorot of IJos3 township. The
Campbell convention represents s:und
money, the Andrevre c invention free
silver
W«ta.-m*Ion* fur Go!a Bags.
Cobrdel, G* , Juy 27—Secretary of
the interior Hoke Smith, today con-
cluded hls brief fonr of ths stare in the
interest of sound money by addressing
a orowd of several thousand people
from all over southern Gaorgia.
Trains from Americas, Abbeville,
VlennB, Oolorntus and Albany pourea
io a orowd of excursi n!s?s dnrU g the
morning and (hey fairly overflowed
this little oR.y. Extraordinary pre-
parations hsd been made by tbe com
raittee cf the Ocrrdel Bound Money
Lewgue, and tee visiting thousands
were well entertained. A monster
barbeoue and several hundred water-
melons were provided to foed the
multitude.
Sanger In the Hear.
Lynn, Mass, July 27—Tyler beat
Ssnger taday In the five mile b'cpcle
rac"> at. Glonmore park hy about one-
third of a mile. Time, 11:39 1 5.
missloner. When the case wes called, j tifloate of recognition, which It has an
to the surprise of the authorities he > at.questioned light to do, the otate do
pleaded not guilty. A jury was eallrd | panment will decide the matter and
and after about half of the evidence j allow the place to go without an agent,
was introduced he asked to withdraw
hiaformer plea and plead guilty. The
court aooepted the plea and sentenced
him to pay a fine of *25 and costs.
WhenW. Q Stratton, owner of the
Independence Mi o at Cripple Creeek
first made his big strike and tbs news
capers were full of arlioles about him,
Norbert won'd write to people iu the
south and east saying he was Stratton
and wanted a secretary. If the man to
whom he wrote meant business he was
to send $10 as an evidence of goed
faith. W. J. Malone of New Orleans,
one of the victims reported the matter
to the postoffioe authorities.
Evidence for Darrant.
San Francisco, Ju y 27—Proseouting
detectives in the Durrant ca6a are
treolDg the oareer of Charles F. Clark,
a Boston wine drummer, who, the de-
fendant stater, was induced to leave
here in order that he would net appear
as a witness for Durrant. It Is said
that OlarR knows Durrant and was ac-
quainted with Blanobe Lamont. On
the afternoou of the murder of Miss
Mardtmr Lynched.
Fresno, Cal , July 27—A special (o
the tfcpublloau from Madera says that
Viator Adams, who shot aud killed
JnsUos Boker at O’Neti’a Tuesday, was
lynohed by a :ncb'of 6ixty.mtn this
afternoon near the scene of tho murder.
Adams married Baker's step daughter.
The two men had a dispute over some
hones end Adams followed (Boker to
h's home and shot him. After shoot-
ing Boker Adams fled in’o the brush.
He was oaptured thirty miles from
C’Noil’s by a brother of the murdered
man and two other citizens. They
were returning with their prisoner to
O’Neil's and when within three miLs
of town were met by a mob who took
Adams from them and hanged him to
a tree.
Gailicic Guu* for Koyalut*.
Tacoma, Wash., July 27—Six Gatling
guns intended for the use of the Ha-
waiian royalists pro said to be en route
to Puget Soucd frrm one of the eastern
states.
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. Fifteenth Year, No. 178, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 28, 1895, newspaper, July 28, 1895; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth541751/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.