The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-02

and other buildings, cayed under in the
Delaware & Hudson mine at Wilkes
barre, Pa, on the Gath inst.
At Milwaukee, on the 23rd, inst, Bo-
hemian woman named Zemphrick. kill
Ell her three little girls. She used a
draw shave and two small carving
knives. With the former she shaved
their bodies, and with the latter she
stabbed and disemboweled them.
In the case of Milton Yarberry for
killing Charles Campbell at Albuquer.
que some eighteen months ago, the
supreme court has affirmed the decision
of the court below by which tie MUIR
derer must hang, and Gov. Sheldon has
ordered that the sentence be carried out
on the 9th of this month.
A change is to be made in the Kan
sas City and Demlng postal route and
Albuquerque will be made the terminus
both of the route from Kansas City to
Albuquerque, and the one from Albu-
querque to Deming. When this is
done twenty-five postal route agents
will make this city theil headquarters
journal.
Thos. d. Singleton, son of congress.
man o. r. Singleton, of Illinois, arrived
in Albuquerque the day after New
Years, and after season of dissipation
forged two checks on StOvey, Crary &
Co., to the amount of $50, with which
he paid druggists bill and redeemed
his over coat which was In hook, be.
sides realizing some cash, and then
jumped the town.
San Francisco has just had its first
sleighing In thirty years, as the result
of the only heavy snow storm in that
period. Thousands of young folks saw
snow for the first time in their lives.
Sleighs were hurriedlv constructed,
both for coasting and driving. One of
the city's millionaires was seen in a
plain box, under which were runners
made of planks with the ends rounded
off.
Frank James was brought before the
criminal court at Kansas City, on the
23rd inst. The first and second indict-
ments for completely in the murder of
Witcher. the Pinkerton detective, in
1874, and the Independence bank roll
berry in 1878, were dismissed on motion of
the prosecuting attorney for lack of
evidence. The third indictment charg-
ing james with robbing II. A. Fox, ex-
press messenger,of $500. was continued
till next term. and he was remanded to
Jail.
The grand jury indicted Thomas r,
Foote and Arthur Payne, coIorei, for
attempting to corrupt William II.
Brown. a member Of the star route
jury. by IA promise of $25,O00 After
the judge had ruled ont some testimony
for the defense. Chandler attacked the
indictment. The star route trial is
now In its sixth week, and much more
progress has been made than in the
corresponding period on the former
trial, and the government feels en-
couraged.
Mrs. Sarah Ray, washerwoman of
Leadville, has had an eventful life. She
was the first white woman who ever
dared to set foot in Leadville, and as
such helped to found the city. She dug
in mines, secured the plains as a scout,
and last, but not least, took in washing
from the Leaville miners, and to-day
has a snug little fortune that pays her
an income of $4,000 a year. Young
women of pluck and stamina should
not stay on the order of their going,
but 90 west at once.
FL Paso Lone Star: Fort Bliss is one
of the handsOmest military posts in the
southwest. -. Ell Paso is free from
bunko men. AS soon as they strike the
town our police force invite them to
take a walk. The street car line is
doing a good business between the two
towns. 1t has almost broken up the
hack business. The school question
is now a settled thing in Ell Pao for
all time, and as soon as it is possible
the commissioners will proceed to the
erection of handsome school building
albuquerque Review: The Old or
West Albuquerque postofiice Will be re-
established Immediately. 1t will be-
named the "Armijo postoffice." Gen.
eral Pope will soon visit New Mexico
He will make Santa Fe his headquar-
ters, and will travel through the terri.
tory visiting each post. Governor
Sheldon and Governor Tritle have
made arrangements with each other
to cooperate in hunting down crimi-
nails who break the laws in one terri
tory and flee to the other for refuge
The two governors have not stood up
on their dignity or worried themselves
much with technicalities in this matter
but have made simply frank and
earnest agreement to help each other
to punish lawlessness. This action will