Waterloo Daily Courier (Newspaper) - September 7, 1895, Waterloo, Iowa Weekly Established 1858 Daily Established 1890 FIFTH YEAR Single Copies Five Cents WATERLOO IOWA SEPTEMBER 7 1805 WHOLE ISTO 3483 IT IS COMPLICATED The Greatest Fight Over North ern pacific Matters Yet to Come And It Is Expected Some Sur prises Will Be Sprung Soon THE FOILER COMPANY Wholesale Grocers There Are Likely to Be Several Sets of Receivers for the DISCUSSED ON CHANGE Armour and Behind Grain Deal CHICAGO Sept heavy grain shipments from the Duluth elevators for this were discussed on change by local operators It was generally known that the cargoes had been laid down for shipment The reason for this was talked of freely Mr Baker gave as his opinion that the wheat is being brought here by the elevator men for storage He said that while he had no on the subject this was the belief of the operators He was of the opinion that Armour and Weare proba bly are back of the deal Mr Baker said the market here is lower than that of Duluth and such a shipment at this time might be of considerable import ance in the grain world WILLIAMS CAUGHT BAD AS THE JAPS Atrocities Fully as Revolting as Those at Port Arthur in Cuba By Spanish and Children Ruthlessly Pursued and Slain The Mob of Murderers Led by a High Spanish Officer May paying too much for a thing or in paying too little If you buy a watch for less than we ask youll not get as good quality If you pay more you pay too much because we sell the best there is The same rule applies to our Jewelry and Silverware Our OPTICAL depart ment is in charge of a com petent OPTICIAN BYES TESTED FREE Balliett L Weld Opposite Logan House Williams k Kern Attorneys at Law Collections Made Office over Frank IOWA Bros Clothing House TACOMA Wash Sept is be coming apparent that the greatest fight over the Northern Pacific receivership matter is about to come It will be be gun either on Oct 2 or before that date and it is considered quite possible that the receivers or the Farmers Loan and Trust company or the trustees will spring some surprise at Milwaukee or St Paul between now and October A prominent man in the counsels of the receivership party says that as things now stand some Highly Interesting Complications are likely to ensue Shortly after the receivers were appointed Judge Cald well of the circuit court ordered the re to file their accounts with Judge Jenkins this being the court of original jurisdiction It is said that Judge Han fords order regarding the filing of ac counts is in conflict with Judge Cald welTs order at least so far as it affects the accounts of property in Judge Han fords jurisdiction The complications are expected to ensue if Judge Hanf ord after the accounts are rendered takes any action at variance with the action of the Eastern circuit courts The belief is also expressed that if Judge Hanf ord ousts the receivers and appoints new ones the road will be in charge of Several Sets of Receivers In other words that the Eastern cir cuit courts are at least as likely to retain the receivers as they are to oust them Close friends of the receivers here de clare Messrs Oakes Rouse and Payne are all opposed to the proposed consoli dation of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern and assert that Pres ident Hills statements that the proposed deal is yet likely to be carried out ex press chiefly his own wish and that the consolidation plan has been practically given up by the committee at One of tlie Most Noted Desperadoes of the West Under Arrest Wy Sept Williams alias Lloyd Mayre alias John McMahon one of the most noted des in tha West has been arrested and is in jail here Last winter he be came the leader of the gang that robbed the Wells Fargo Express company at Cripple Creek and secured The other two men were captured here three months ago but Williams escaped He had kept out of the officers reach until Thursday night when he came to town from Denver and was arrested There is a big reward out for his capture Williams was loaded down with cart ridges and revolvers and had consider able money PUNISHMENT That Subject Under Discussion in tlie MedicoLegal Congress YORK Sept third days session of the medicolegal congress be gan with the reading by Clark Bell of a paper by Gustav on The Brutality of Capital Punishment The author contended that the death penalty had no deterrent effect that it was a relic of feudal barbarism and was merely an act of revenge on the part of state Chemistry was then reached and Professor C A Doremus read a paper on Two Remarkable Cases of Chronic Antimonial Poisoning Professor R Ogden Doremus read a paper on Milk MONTANA EARTHQUAKE and No 215 East Fourth St WATERLOO IOWA 605 COMMERCIAL J E SEDGWICK Attorney and Examiner of Land Titles Complete Set of Abstract Booka OFFICE BRIDGE STREET CHAS B HALLIDAY Conveyancing Probate and Eq Practice a Specialty Office 103 E 4th St Waterloo lows A prominent railroad man who has been here from St Paul the past week says the lawyers there were all laugh ing at President Hills attempt to se cure through the Pearsall suit a fed eral court decision upholding the legal ity of his consolidation plan Said he It was very strange that this suit affecting the great railroad properties should have been filed in one day so that within three days after some of the ablest lawyers in Minnesota should have been ready to argue it submitting the case practically within a week after filing it The explanation is that Mr Hills attorneys had been working on the case for weeks HAS NOTHING TO SAY People of Helena Butte Places Startled BUTTE Mon Sept inthe morning a slight shock of earthquake occurred in this city lasting for about six seconds It was not severe enough to do any damage and was noticed only by a few At Helena the shock was se vere People rushed from buildings and much was caused The shock was also felt iii Great Falls severe enough to be noticed by all who were up at the time The time of the shock at Great Falls was given as INDIAN TROUBLES HOME TREATMENT FOR Office 521 West 4th St Hours 1 to 6 p m Lady attendant Receiver Payne Will Not Discuss Possi of Removal MILWAUKEE Sept 7 Hen ry C Payne of the Northern Pacific rail road has returned from a Western trip upon which he started a month ago during which he inspected the entire Northern Pacific system and added a pleasure trip to Alaska in company with Judge Jenkins They returned from Puget Sound via the Canadian Pacific railroad x Mr Payne refused to talk of the pos of his removal from office or whether he would lose his salary of 000 a year He said that the report in a financial paper that the roadbed and equipment of the Northern Pacific system were in a bad condition was not entirely true Mr Payne said that the rails and road bed were in fair condition and the roll ing stock ample and in good condition EXPORT WHEAT Congress Must Deal Witli Turtle Moun tain and Questions WASHINGTON Sept Mc United States Indian agent for North Dakota is here to check up matters with the department Troubles on Turtle Mountain reservation are ex to break out again when con gress convenes and there will be er attempt to oust settlers from lands still claimed by the Indians Captain Beck of the Winnebago reservation is also here He wants the war depart ment to furnish him troops to force squatters off lauds to they have 110 right He this crops if allowed to go to tire Indiana instead of the squatters would keep the Wimie bagos all wihter OUT OF COMMISSION NEW YOKK Sept by Spaniards as revolting as those commit ted by the Japanese at Port just been reported to the revolutionary party in New York Trujilio editor of El Porvenir has received a letter from Juan Maspons Franco chief of Staff under General Maximo Gomez the of the insurgent army It is dated Aug 3 and sends de tails of the capture and recapture of tho city of Baire and the massacre of 37 in offensive women and the Spaniards under Com mander Garrido On Tuesday morning according to Colonel Francos letter a company of insurgents under Jose Rabi surprised the Spanish garrison in the fortress commanding the city of Baire killed more than 70 men and took 50 prisoners They captured a large quantity of arms and persuaded the prisoners to enlist in the insurgent ranks Brutality of Spaniards An hour later three companies of Spanish troops under Commander Gar rido came up and after a short bub sharp resistance the Cubans fled leav ing the fortress again in the hands of the invaders Soon after the fort had been regar with Spaniards one of the com panies broke loose and began to pillage the city Commander himself Colonel Franco states led the uniformed rioters The Spaniards were wild for spilling of blood Every human who came in their path was ruthlessly slain Within five minutes the streets of Baire were deserted by the natives but the Spaniards followed them into their houses and killed them in their own rooms Age sex and condition were wholly disregarded by these liveried butchers says Colonel Franco Old and young women children even in fants were slaughtered Shocking Indignities were offered to the victims before and after death The Spanish soldiers stamped on the bodies of those whom they had slain and ground their heels into the faces of many who were still alive Senorita Delores Madeira a beauti ful girl of IS to one of Cap tain Rabis lieutenants was seized on the street cruelly beaten repeatedly stabbed with bayonets and brutally in One of Garridos captains command ed the girl to renounce her Cuban lover and swear loyalty to the Spanish gov She scornfully refused where upon the maddened soldiers seized her bound her hand and foot threw a noose around her neck and hanged her to a tree While she was still alive but no longer conscious her body was riddled with bullets AirTight and Oil Heaters WITH THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Garland Ranges and Stoves WE HAVE EVER AND HAVING BEEN PUB CHASED BEFORE THE ADVANCES OUR WELL BE BASED ON THE EFFECTS OF THE PANIC WE SO LICIT A CAREFUL COMPARISON OF PRICES Cutler Hardware Co TO Plot to Down tints Differ ent Grades if Wheat DULUTH Sept originat ing from Crookston are to the effect that thero is a scheme on foot among the tcr elevators to skin tho farmer in the of the present wheat crop and that a combination has been formed for that purpose The claim is made that the grade has been crowded down to an alarming extent and that wheat which last year graded No 1 hard is this year graded No 2 northern at the terminals The direct charge is made that the state inspector at Duluth has dropped three notches in his grades during tho past three weeks and there are some who consider the inspection is in the Hands of the Combination There is no state inspector here but the deputy for the head of the lakes say that the rules governing the inspection are the same as prevailed last year There is nothing in the rules touching smut he says but there is more or less smutty wheat coming in and although the kernel is plump and bright and in all other respects good enough to grade No 1 it must get a lower grade if it contains a particle of smut Secretary Wyman of the board of trade and other grain men here say the claim is all and look upon it as a wheat effort TO PREVENT TRAIN ROBBERY L S PARSONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MUSIC Nineteenth Year Representing THE W W KIMBALL CO The Largest Music House in the World Jewelry Stock Complete All Work Guaranteed Every thing sold on easy payments HAWAIIAN FILIBUSTERS CHAS L PHYSICiAN 9 SURGEON E Fourth St Tel 92 Residence 327 Almond street Waterloo Iowa DR G J MACK Specialty Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose f Throat SPECTACLES FITTED Office in COURIER BLOCK Bridge WATERLOO IOWA CONSUMPTION CURED by Vegetable Ger Injected directly into the blood Hypodermically destroying the Germ or Bacilli For particulars address Consumption Cure Business Very Brisk at the Head of the Lakes DULUTH Minn Sept week there has been an unusual demand at Ms point for export wheat the time of he year being taken into consideration n the past two days 2000000 bushels aave been bought on the Duluth board or export Some of it was bought on foreign orders and some by New York exporting agents The foreign ship ments from here will be brisk for a while about a million and a half being booked for the next two days Sentenced PORTLAND Or Sept Bel linger sentenced of Cus toms John Lotan convicted of conspir ing to illegally land Chinese to pay a fine of Said Back the Chinese merchant who was convicted with Lo tan was fined Advocates Protection Sept Hon James Lawther member of parliament for the Isle of Thanet division of Kent pre sided at a meeting at which it was re solved to address a manifesto to the English people in favor of adopting a protective policy with preferential treat ment of the British colonies jr ARCHITECT Office No 627 Commercial Azote Mile in 34 GALESBURG went a remarkle mile during the afternoon against his record of first quarter was made in the half in In going the third quarter Azote faced a cool wind and reached the third quarter pole in Coming home he made a fine spurt and came under the wire in 2 Receiving Minnesota to Go Out of Service WASHINGTON bept many years service us a receiving ship at New York lying at an anchorage in the North river the old United States steamship Minnesota is to be put out of commission and the boys aboard are to be transferred to the Vermont lying at the Brooklyn navy yard By consoli dating the force on one ship the depart ment will save the services of 69 men and effect other economies Red River Drainage ST PAUL Sept Bed river drainage commission held a meeting in the governors office There were pres ent Tarns Bixby representing the gov ernor E G Valentine E C representing Nelson D Miller and P W Weldt assistant secretary of state Mr Valentine presiding made a re port in regard to the work contemplated to be finished this fall the Middle river ditch Felton canal and Whisky creek On motion of Tarns Bixby the board de to advertise for bids for the con struction iof the above named ditches situate in Marshall Clay and WiLkin counties Bids will be opened Sept 17 Hurricane at St Paul ST PAUL Sept terrific hurri cane from the south struck St Paul at a m the wind blowing with a vio lence that has not been experienced in St Paul for a long time Small build ings and some big ones too rocked on their foundations There was a general demolition of swinging signs window glass skylights and ornamental trees and telephone and telegraph poles were prostrated Furious Gale Raging Mich Sept fierce thunder storm attended by a furious gale is raging here The Carp river district is a hike of fire for more than a mile in length The entire peat bed must Ishpeming will be Trees are falling on every hand and general confusion has supple r Presence of the and Schooner Yachts Arouses Suspicion SAN DIEGO Cal Sept to the dispatch from Chicago that the Hawaiian consul there had notified all Pacific coast commissioners that another filibustering expedition was about to leave this coast for Hawaii Collector Fisher says he hits not yet received such information but a close watch is being maintained The presence of the famous Wahlberg and two or three swift schooner yachts about the size of the Wahlberg from up the coast has prob ably aroused suspicion There is no revenue cutter here and absolutely nothing to hinder arms and being placed in boats and the schooner loaded from fishing smacks Governor McConnell of Idaho Would Do It BOISE CITY Ida Sept McConnell has received from The Chi ago a request for his views as to the best way to prevent train He says I beg leave to suggest that congress hould enact laws making all railroads for the safe delivery of pas engers and valuables and that an in should be instituted by the general government as to the causes have brought about the present condition so that a remedy can be applied He then advocates the free coinage of silver and protection as tlie means of stopping robbery by enabling men to make an honest living NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED Capital and Surplus Commercial National Bank OFFICERS W W Miller President W L A J Edwards H C Schultz Asst Costlier Waterloo Iowa WM WAGNER GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER Girl Convicted n Michigan GRAND HAVEN Mich Sept Pierce 13 years old was found guilty of manslaughter the jury having out 18 hours The child was accused o being an accomplice of George Cheese brough aged 18 in the murder of he mother on July 8 Cheesebrough wa convicted of murder at the last term o court and was sentenced for life Burned Crops and Stock MARSHFIELD Wis Sept Marhol a farmers son quarreled with his father and in a spirit of rage set fire to the barn and granary in which was stored nearly all their grain raised this summer All was burned including the farm machinery wagons and sleighs Mrs Marhol is nearly crazed with grief over the actions of her way ward son Refuse a Two Sept Two Rivers Manufacturing company has sub mitted a proposition to its 300 striking employes which is that the store sys tem will be abolished March 1 and the men are to return to work without de Jay The strikers want the system abol ished Oct 10 and are holding out Witli OTTAWA O Sept Sut ter treasurer of Riley township and a dry goods merchant at Fender is miss ing and his accounts are about short To Stop ST PAUL Sept The council com appointed some time ago to see if there was any gambling in St Paul has reported They found plenty of joints running wide open and recom mended that they be closed Congressman Tucker says Virginia is for sound money It is reported that England is ready to recognize Brazils claim to Trinidad Kansas stock men protest against pay ing an inspection fee on all cattle through tlie state Twenty enlisted men candidate forc lieutenancies are awaiting decision 01 their examination at Government clerks who overstay their vacations will be docked for tional time over their regular allowance Secretary Morton is indulging in little gloating over the fact that no on has made a kick against his proposal t stop distributing garden seeds George and Young Griff have arranged a match to come off or Sept 25 before the Empire Athletic club of Long Island Rev Robert Fulton died of apoplexy at Santa Clara college San Jose Cal The deceased was a distinguished mem ber of the Jesuit order At York Pa William Beaverson 35 years of age shot and killed his wife He th en fired a bullet into his own head dying a few moments later Minneapolis Church Damaged MINNEAPOLIS Sept Presbyterian church was badly damaged bv a mysterious fire which broke out at a m The fire started in the tower and must have been incendiary The church was built 15 years ago at a cost of Ten Years in the Pen GRAND FORKS N D Sept McKay was sentenced by Judge Temple ton to 10 years in the state prison for robbery McKay held up an old man near Larimore and robbed him of his summers earnings amounting to Curry Fined PHILADELPHIA Sept 7 Gil Curry who drove Joe Patchen in the match race with John R Gentry at Belmont Park has been fined by the judges for alleged crooked work ii the race Thero is considerable doub as to whether the fine can be collected IN Celebrated Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer for Family Use Strict ly pure goods only PRICES REASONABLE GOODS 629 Waterloo Iowa DANIEL W FOOTE NOTARY PUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE I have a firstclass line of Fire Insurance eom anies Am also prepared to do all kinds of con Office at Cor 4th and Sts over rank Clothing Store Firebug Recaptured CLINTON la Sept John son in for arson one of the eight pris who escaped from the comity jail has been recaptured W R FRENCH DEALER IN FURS AND WOOL HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID 512 Lafayette St Waterloo Iowa G W BUNN DEALEK IN ALL KINDS OF COAL AND WOOD DRAIN TILINGS CEMENT Coals and Charcoal a Specialty Telephone No 18 Office near C G W East Side Depot Waterloo Iowa OKB
