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The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-13
The Chief of Police Of Washington Or
ders a Raid on the Opium
Dens and Smokers.
The Grave Robbers Steal the Corpse Of a
Prominent Citizen Of Amster-
dam, New York.
The Grand Jury in Indiana Engaged in
Finding Indictments Against
the Lynehers.
A Clerk in the Philadelphia Aims House Ii
Arrested for Conspiracy to Defraud
City by FaIsIfyIng Accounts.
countsrfeitsrp Arreated.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. IA
large gang of counterfeiters was arrest
ed at Upton last night, and brought
to this city to-day.
About year ago "a man named
Hobbs gave information to the secret
service of the existence Of the gang,
and the detectives were sent there by
the government to work up the case,
which resulted in the arrest of the fol-
lowing parties last night and to-day:
James Small, Jacob Masters, Christie
pher A. Masters, William Shope, Jacob
B. johnson. Smith Jasper. N. Wright,
NJ. King. Joseph T. Small, Chas. Booth,
John T. Small and Lorenzo HawOrth. J..
Two days ago a special agent and
the detectives arrested James Camp
bell. Harvey Gerporster and William
Crum. members of the same gang, on
the train going to Logansport. These
mea were brought to this city secretly.
John Kelly, saloon keeper in this city,
was also arrested to-day Most Of the
captives are residents of Upton county.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, Oct. 12.-An account is
published of two cremations. the first
which have taken place in England
The bodies were those of Lady Hama
ham and Mrs. Fl. Hanaham. who died
in Dorsettshire in 1877 and 1876 They
both expressed the wish that their
bodies should be cremated The re-
mains were kept in mortuary until
preparations for the process were
completed. Last Sunday the remains
were enclosed in substantial collins and
were placed in tho furnace on plates of
iron and fire brick, and reduced to
ashes.
GLASGOW, Oct. l2.-T The new steam
ship. Belgium. 4,000toas built at Aber-
deensor the American trade was
totallydestroyed on her trial trip.
ALEXANDRIA,, Oct. 4.-Thirty-two
Europeans arrived here to-day. Three
colonels accused of completely in the
late massacres were arrested tn the in
terror and brought here.
NgLoNDoN. Oct. IL. Courtney. NJ p.
in a speech last night, said the policy
of the government was to detach Egypt
from the sultan, to look after the Snez
canal, and allow the Egyptians to stew
their own juice. and in so acting warn
the khedive that his future position
depended upon his management Of af-
fairs.
ATHENS, Oct. 12.-The difficulty be-
tween Turkey and Greece is regarded
as terminated.
DUBLIN, Oct. lin the inquiry
into the murder Of Huddis, near Logh-
mack, the informer, Kerrigan, and his
wife testified that the elder Hnddis
was slugged with stone as he was
serving a process. and he was then
kicked, and one of the assassins fired
four rounds from under cover, into his
body, killing him. Young Huddis
then had his head dashed against
stones, and he was afterwards shot in
the presence Of a crowd Of villagers.
The corpses were placed in sacks and
taken to LOgmack.
CAIRO, Oct. 12.-The following
Pashas are to be arranged with Arab
Pasha for trial: Toula, Ali, Fronny,
Mahammued, Abdallah, Samy, Toulba
Yakoof, Omar, Rasney, Alirouby and
Said Bey. A general list Of prisoners.
awaiting court martial. has beea hand
ed the British consul general. It con-
tains 123 names, exclusive of prison.
ers on provinces. who number 800.
Gen. Woolsely is appointed to the
chief command of the army IN occupa-
ton.
TRIESTE, Oct. 12.-In the Hlnga-
rian chamber of deputies, Acortisa,
prime minister, IN reply to question
relative to the recent anti-Jewish riots
in Pressburg said that the movement
might eventually develop into one Of .
socialist character. He declares he
would never tolerate the perpetuation
Of excesses, with view to sentiment
No question of government, he said,
had introduced revoking usury and
trade laws.
DUBLIN, Oct. 12.-At meeting Of
the Exhibition company, Lord Mayor
Dawson submitted the prospectus for
the formation of a new company, and
$500 were voted so defray the prellm-
mary expenses connected with its or
ganization. 1t is also proposed that
the new company take the power to
carry on banking transactions and
grant lands oa ample security to Irish
manufacturers.
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The Temperanes ouestlon.

NEW York, Oct. 12.-The CONNER
cial says: Il is time the American
people understood the issue passed on
in Ohio. The aggressions of the lager
beer and whisky party must be met by
the moral. intellectual friends Of good
government. just as they meet aggres-
sions Of the slave power. We do not
favor making the Republican party a
temperance party. respecting the
rights of the public within the
law. The Republican party lsat
week has met this rum question, as
they met the determination of the
south TO force slavery into the Terri
tories. The question of regulating the
sale of intoxicating drinks, is fast be-
coming a national question. The peo-
pie of the south are making it prom
inent issue. In most states south of
- Potomac, temperance organizations
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Call Of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The Treas
ury department will continue redemp-
ton both in New York and in Wash
ington. of the 117th call for bonds,
without rebates of interest. but own
ers while receiving the full interest to
December 23rd will be required to de-
posit the sum actually due for three
months interest, from August 1st,
1882, to November IA, 1882. A check
for this three months interest must be
forwarded by the United States Treas
ury to the registered owner of bonds
on the 1st of November, in the usual
manner. The effect of this is of course
to pay now to holders of called bonds
the interest from November 1st to De-
cember 23rd, the three months interest
due November 1st being paid on that
date,
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Lost Ohio.

CHICAGO. Oct. PA Columbus
Ohio. special to the Journal. says:
Official returns indicate that the Dem
ocratic majority in the state will not
exceed 10000. For congressman the
outlook is disponding, an uncertainty
in the Seventh and Twelfth districts,
and both are probably Democratic;
without these two districts, the delega-
tion stands fourteen Democrats to
five Republicans.
Updegraff is recovering fast from
his recent illness, and is not dead as
reported.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, oct, 12.-An i'm
perfect report gives thirty-three cases
of yellow fever to-day and six deaths.
Total number of cases to date. 439; to-
tai deaths, 128. Among the
new cases is DIR. White, of the
United States marine hospital service.
and DR.. Renshaw, who has al
ready recovered from an attack
of epidemic illness. There are
also two practitioners with another
already sick, which causes serious
lack of medical attention to sufferers.
The recent cases have been marked
by an aggravation Of malignancy.
There is brilliant display of zodiacal
light this evening.
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railroad grants, the commissioner says
that the status of the various grants
for railroad purposes, where the road
has not been constructed within the
time prescribed by law. were reported,
to congress on March %. last.
The abs nee of Legislative action
touching the renewal of these grants,
and declaring forfeitures thereof, has
seriously embarrassed the work isl this
office. It is not deemed expedient to
certify additional lands to railroad
companies, nor to award to companies
the land in dispute between them and
settlers, or other claimants, pending
the determination OF Congress- in the
premises. A large number of settlers
are occupying such lands, and it is i'm
portant to know whether they can re-
ceive titles from the United States, or
whether they will be required to pur-
chase from the railroad companies.
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IndIctmsnta Against omcials.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 11.--Alle-
cations having been made that the
gas clerk has embezzled large sums by
making false footings in the accounts
from 1876 to 1881. The meeting Of
the finance committee of the company
this afternoon ordered an investiga-
.tion. The grand jury, found an
indictment against J. F. Browne. the
aims house clerk and store keeper and
Prince. A Smell. leather dealer. who
were arrested in Colorado yesterday.
charging them with a conspiracy to
cheat the city by means Of false bills
for supplies furnished to the aims
house.
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OpIum snokinr.

New YORK, Oct. 12.-The CONNER
Washington special
says: Of the practice of opium smok-
ing. which was introduced into Wash
ington several months ago by the es-
tablishment of regular resorts, where
devotees of the habit might enjoy their
appstites, the poison is now extensive
ly practiced both in public and private.
The attention of the police has been
called to the existence of opium dens.
which are regarded as nuisances and
injurious to health. The chief of po-
lice has issued orders to have such
places raided.
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Worse and Worse

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct I2.-Returns
from fifty counties of the election Tues
day show net Democratic gain of
35.298, and thirty-eight counties to
hear from, which will increase the
Democratic majority to about 25.OOO
The Democratic gains in Cuyahoga.
Franklin, Hamilton and Montgomery
counties exceed Fosters majority last
year. The congressional delegation is
likely to stand fourteen Democrats to
seven Republicans. Unofficial returns
elect Hart, Republican. over Neal by
Is votes, and Mooney. Republican, over
Campbell by AZ. Tie Democrats claim
Wallace over Mckinley by Al votes.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-The COM
missioner of the land Office. in his an
nual report, states that the lands not
embraced within the public domain
amounts to 90O,OOO,OO0 acres, including
Alaska. He recommends that pre-emr-
ton now be abolished, that the home
stead laws cover all cases, now arising.
The public sales made last year
amounted to 1888 acres. embracing
5.o16 acres near Toledo, Ohio. which
sold for s16,7s5. an average of sS37a
per acre. Respecting the forfeiture of
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-13

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Oct. 12.-rhe
grand jury is supposed to be engaged
in finding bills against three men ar
rested as a part of the mob which took
Redman out of Jail and killed him on
the streets. Friends Of the prisoners
are in the city ready to give bail if the
offense is bailable. The apprehension
is that another mob is coming from
Posey county to rescue the prisoners,
but at this hour all is quiet. The sher-
iff and police are prepared to defend
the prisoners in the county Jail.
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Want Him to stay

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE New
York and Brooklyn association of
Congregational churches. passed a res
olution expressing regret at Beecher's
withdrawal, affirming the belief that
the divergence of his views on theoIog-
ical and doctrinal points, from the
views of the association, was not suf-
fciently strong to demand such a
course. and expressing the hope that
he would see his way clear to the with
drawal of his resignition.
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Tine Tahor Copvent,on = railnra

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct I2.-The
Labor convention to bebeld this morn
ing was a failure. The delegates pres
ent called the meeting to order and
denounced John J. Bingham, their
leader, for not putting in an appear
ance and adjourned without nominat-
ing ticket.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA Taco
ma, Puget Sound, dispatch, says: Capt.
ForsteIle and second mate Of the ship
Challenger. from Philadelphia. were
held to answer for cruelty to seamen.
One sailor was beaten until his ribs pro-
truded, and he Hjumped overheard.
The third mate opposed the cruelty Of
his superiors who abused him so that
he attempted suicide by shooting, and a
complaint of insanity was lodged
against him by the captain.
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Bene fitting His children

MOUNT VERNON. Ind, Oct. r.
David Murphy, one of the mob killed
in Evansville Tuesday night was
buried to-day. After the funeral a
fund was raised for a monument, and
a large sum was also raised for the
benefit of his three orphan children.
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AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Oct. I2.-The
grave of John Knox, prominent citi-
zen of Amsterdam, in the cemetery at
West Charleton, has been robbed. No
traces of the remains. The robbery
was discovered by opening the grave
to change the position Of the body pre-
paratory to the erection of monu-
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THE FIRE RECORD.
At Denver.

DENVER Oct. II. This morning
John Phillips livery stable, on Blake
street, caught fire through some agency
unknown and was burned to the ground.
All the horses, buggies and harness
were saved. The loss, including hay
and other stores, will aggregate about
$1,000.
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LYNcHBURe. VA, Oct. 12.-Reports
from Spottsylvania county states that
the ravages of diphtheria in ce-tain
localities has reached an alarming ex-
tent. Nearly two hundred deaths have
occurred within sixty days. Not a sim
gle f. mily has escaped.
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The Next House.

PIrTsBuRe, Oct. 12.-RandaH, who
is the booming candidate for speaker,
says the next house will be Democratic
beyond doubt. Pennsylvania will
get in three or four members, Indiana
several, and New York two or more.
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stabbed In the Face

AMSTERDAM. N. L., Oct. H.-Last
night Maggie O'Neil, an employee Of
Landlords mill, stabbed another en-
ployee, Jane Bradt, in the face with a
pair of scissors. INJECTING twenty cash.
es, some serious.
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Vanderbilt Denies an interview.

NEW York. Oct. 12.-wiIliam H.
Vanderbilt wriees a card. denying the
authenticity of the interview recently
published in Chicago. in which he was
alleged to make very sighting re-
marks in regard to the nickle-plate
road and anti-nonopolists.
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Insurance Co. of NOrUn
America, Phil.

1874 The surplus of tnfs old com
pany, as to policy holders, is
$6,759 29S, a sum larger than the
gross assets" Of any other
American fire insurance COM
pany, except twO." In eighty
eight Years Of continuous busi-
ness she has paid out over fifty
million dollars for losses. and
still has cash assets. No AmeII-
can company can show any
better record.
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Commercial Union Insurance
Co I.ondOn

1851 Conservative as an under
writer. Such is the value plac-
ed on her policies by leading
merchants and others that there
are but two foreign companies
whose premium receipts III the
United States exceed those of
tins model company. Assets
in the United States nearly
$4,000. 900, securely invested
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-13
silver for the Mints,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE treas
ury department to-day purchased 375.-
900 ounces of fine silver for the New
Orleans, San Francisco and Philadel-
phia mints.
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united states Coinage.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The annual
report OF the mint, which was forward
ed to the secretary of the treasury to-
day, shows decided increase in coin
age for the twelve months ending June
80, 1882. over that of the previous
year.
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stock Quotations.
NEW YORK. Oct. IL.



Mining stocks dull. Robinson Consol-
idated sold at l70@l80. closing at us;
Consolidated Virginia 1876; Green
Mountain 72@58; Standard Console
dated declined from ATS to 4.25. Sales
for the day 63,831 shares.
Sutro Tunnel 28M30.
Silver Cliff advanced from 50 to SO.
Decatur advanced from 10 toss.
Sales for the day 96.995.
COPPER.
CoPPER--The copper market re-
mains very quiet, and there are no
signs of any improvement. The out
look is that the market will continue
much the same as it has been noted
during the past tw mo tbs.
Copper quiet; Lake 181.
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Liverpool, London and Globe
Insurance Co. G. b.

&c This standard company IS poll
lcieS does hot contain any sixty
day clause. but pay in full with
no deduction OF Interest. Its
record at the great Chicago fire
of 1871. paying over three and
aquarrer million dollars in cash,
drawing the funds entirely from
England. gives this company a
prominence in fire insurance
not egualled by any company
in the world.
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Folger

WAsu1NeToN, Oct. 12-An intimate
friend of Folger says he will not re-
sign before the first of December and
not then unless elected.
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Republican, Gain a Congressman.

WHEELING. W. v, Oct. 12s-The
latest returns show sweeping polit-
ical revolution has oxcpgSed in this dis
trict. Gen ..Goff. the Republican can
didate for Congress. mas majority of
about sixteen hundred
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With this grand total Of capital represented
in my agency, offer to those wanting indem-
nifty against loss by Fire, or by Death, or by
Accident, protection second to no other list to
be found anywhere. shall give the business Of
Insurance my personal attention in all its de-
tails, thus ensuring promptness. My twenty
years practical experience In the business gives
weight to the assertion that knowledge of
rights of the policy holder and companies. ac-
quired during that time, and disposition to
fair dealing, entities my 0ff1ce TO the greater
portion of the Insurance to be done, as has
been the case In the past.
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Scottish Union and National,
GraoA TRrftafr1

s24 This is one of the oldest of 3S,o
foreign companies. This COM
pany has but recently (1SSO) en-
tered the United States for
business. Its security for pOIlcy
holders aggregates $33.041 O45.
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POL1IICAL.
The Democrats Said to Have Car
ried the State of Ohio BY
10000 Majority.
Speaker Kiefrer of the Opinion that the
ProhibitiOnists Failed in
Their Duty.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
Predicts That Prohibition VIII Be-
come a National Issue.
The Republicans Elect General GOfT in
the First West Virginia Con-
gressiOnaI District.
Ex-Speaker Randall, ofPennsylvania of CIa inns
That tse Next House of Representatives
VIII be Democratic
Republican Nomination,

DUNkIRK. N. Y. Oct. 12.-The Re-
publicans of the Tbirty-third district
nominated DR.. t. r. Brewer for con
gress.
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For Congress

WHITE HALL, n. Y, Oct. 12.-The
Democrats of the Eighteenth district
nominated A. l.. Ingman for congress.
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German American Insurance
Ha Navv York

1872 Over two million dollars of the
assets OF this company is in
UNITED States bonds" and in
case of any large cOnfiagraIion
can be turned into cash at once.
Surplus, as to policy holders. is
over S3,OOO.OO6.
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Death Of congressman Rsws

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Representa-
tive w. NJ. Rowe. of Alabama, died at
Huntsville this morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

A Large Gang of Counterfeiters
are Arrested by Government
Officers in Indiana.
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lied Cash Assets
1913 This company is too well $94.7O2 Or
known to say much about it. Its
dividends are larger. aud its
policies give larger returns tnan
any other company in the
world.
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THE CENTRAL BANK
ALBUQUERQUE.
Agent for the Largest. Strongest and
Best Companies in the world.

Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York,
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Springfield Fire and Marine

Insurance Co., Springfield
Mass.
Is49 1t is an Old comparatively 2,197 522
three years. II IS strong COM
pany with cash capital of
one million dollars. It is not
exposed TO large loss by
sweeping fire, its head Office
being in a small city. IL is limit
ed to point of perfect safetyin
ali other cities
Standard Fire ONCE Lon
don.i
1880 This is one of the new fOreign 1880 900
companies to come to this cOun-
try and is entitled to the con-
ndence of the insuring public.
Phoenix Assurance Co, Lon
don.
1852 This old company goo years. 5,256 372
has paid over 81, coo. 600 TO policy
holders is the largest exclusive
fire company in Great Britain.
Capital represented for Fire
Insurance. ....-....:: slOs. .4ol GIG
Capital represented for Life
Insurance .-.--.-...---... 94,102 o57
Capital represented for Acci-
dent Insurance. ............. 6,441 158
GRAND TOTAL. 200 y545, ,lS1
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Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Co PhiladelDhfa.

1925 Fifty-seven years continuous 20
business has placed this COM
pany among those most relied
upon for one hundred cents on
the dollar for honest losses
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1858 This is one OF the most pru-
IDENTIFY managed and conserve
tive companies in the coxntry,
and is second to none of COM
panies in the west.
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.CHAS. ETHERIDGE
Real Estate
AGENT s BROKER.
Notarv Public
Insurance Accent.
OFFICE OVER
THE CENTRAL BANK
ALBUQUERQUE.
Agent for the Largest, Strongest and
Best Companies in the world,
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York.
Organ c..n .s.st.
1888 This company is too well S94.7O2 Or
known to say much about it. Its
dividends are larger. aud its
policies give larger returns tnan
any other company in the
world.
Travellers Life and AccideP
Hartford.
1868 This is the original Accident 6,4ll
Company of America and the
largest in the world.
Travellers Life and Accidep
Hartford.

1868 This is the original Accident 6,44l
Company of America and the
largest in the world.
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Home Insurance co. of New
York

1858 Twenty-Five years successful
business places this company at
the head and front of New
York city companies.