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The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-03-26
GOTHAM GLEANINGs.
Woman Suffrage Commissioners
Fink-Tha Prize Fight.

WomRn Suffrage Commissioner
Fink-The Prize Fight.
New YORK, March, 25.-John w.
Hoyt, ex-governor Of Wyoming is here on
business and has sent a letter to lead
ing member OF the legislaturco this state
recommending woman suffrage and
giving an account of official experience
with it and its workings in Wyoming.
Saying that if his business would allow it
he would visit Albany and urge the legis-
lature to enactit.
Commissioner Fink issued to-day the
following notice in accordance With de-
mand for = reduction in the tariff of
rates to the basis of the lowest cut rate.
Noti6e is hereby given that, taking effect
March 26, rates on bullion bars in car
loads will be the same as the rates on pig
lead in class L, from Chicago to Mem
York. These reduced rates apply only
on the articles named, and are not guar
anteed for the calendar year, but may be
advanced on ten days notice.
Articles were received to-day by
Richard K. Fox for a prize fight for $1,000
aside between John L. Sullivan, and Mar
vine Thompsons of Cleveland. Thomp-
sons hacker has put up forfeit in the
hands of Fox to be covered by Sullivan if
he accepts the challenge. W
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An Ohio CxcIone.

DAYTON, Ohio, March 25.-A destruct-
i've storm visited this section this evening
at 6 o'clock. The principal damage done
is east of this city, and from Spring Val
lev it is reported that the houses and
barns of Samuel Buckleywere torn down.
No loss of lite reported, but everywhere
around the storm was very destructive.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March a5.-The
Commercial-Gazette's Boyd, KY, special
says: About p. m. 4 cyclone passed
here, blowing down everything in its way.
The inmates of houses fed to their wells
and cellars. Many persons were injured
but the number killed is not yet known.
Damage 100000. The homeless are be-
ing cared for by those not injured.
GREENFIELD, Ind, March z5.-A heavy
storm of wind and rain blew down the
fences and outbuildings, and unroofed
many houses.
CoNNERSvILLE, Ind, March z5.-A cy-
clone passed one mile south of this city
tonight tearing down whole forests. No
lives lost SO far as known.
DAYTON, O., March 25.-Further de-
tails of the cyclone near this city confirm
the first report of the damage done six
miles south of the city. The destruction
is general and frightful. Mr.. Kenerson,
the Pan Handle Passenger Agent who
was on the Toledo & St. Louis Express
Inorthward bound goes on account
of it. The cloud first appeared
in the southwest direction from
Lebanon and passed rapidly to the north
east. Its track is most marked in the
vicinity of Oak ridge, on the narrow
gauge, where the whole forest
IS leveled and buildings raised.
Near Oak ridge house, barn
and other out buildings belonging
to Thomas Andrews were blown quite a
distance, and farm hand named Charles
Cowan was carried a distance of 200
yards by the wind and buried under the
falling timber. The little daughter of
Abraham Wilson was crushed under the
timber near Oak Ridge. The full extent
of the damage is not known. Other re-
ports of loss of life is expected.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 25.-The cy-
clone stuck the town of Colemanville, in
Harrison county, and demolished it.
! Eight or ten persons are reported as killed.
The hurricane then passed across the
railroad between Berry and Boyle stations
going across the Licking river, overturn-
ing and destroying everything in its course
and killing several people.
LEXINGTON, KY, March 2s.--It is re-
ported here tonight that the village Of
Colemanville, in Harrison county, forty
miles from here, was almost entirely de-
stroyed by a cyclone this afternoon. 1t is
said that ten people were killed and fif
teen or twenty injured. Nothing definite
is known, but the rumor is generallJ
L credited
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The Pacific Express Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March z5.-The grand
Jury found thirteen indictments against
Tiller and George H. McFadden, Pacific
express robbers. Seven of the indict-
ments charge them conformity with grand
larceny. One covering the whole amount;
the other six charges embezzlement.
In three of these Tiller is charged with
being the principal McFadden accessory.
In the remaining three, McFadden is
charged as principal and Tiller accessory.
This arrangement leaves no loophole for
escape on technicalities.
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Topeka, Kan, March z5.--The busi-
res of the present Session of the legisla-
ture was practically concluded yesterday
and a final adjournment was had
following appointments made by
Gen. Click were confirmed: State
Surgeon DIR. A. A. Holcomb, Of the
United States Army. State Sanitary Live
Stock Commissioners James w. Hamil-
ton, of WelIingtons Col. w. A. Harrison,
of Linwood, and John G. White, of Min
neapolis, Ottawa county.
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CHAS. ETEIERIDG
IN9uRANCE AGENT
CertIneate for Publication.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
Territory of New Mexico.
Insurance Department. for The year ending
December 81, 1884. Once Of the Andltor oI
Public Accounts, Santa Fe, N NJ, February
4, 1884
It is hereby certified, that the Phoenix Insur-
ance Cnmpany.-a a corporation organized under
the laws Of he kingdom of Great Britain whose
principal OfIice is located at London. England.
has compiled with all the requirements OF
Chapter as of the laws of New Mexico, passed IN
1892, entitled IAN Act Regulating Insurance
rompanies,' y approved February lS, 1882, 80 far
as the acquisitions of said act are applcable TO
Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty-four.
IsEALI
In testimony whereof, I Trinidad Alarid.
AuditOr of Public AccountS1tf The Territory OF
New Mckee, have hereuntO SET my hand and
affixed my seal of office, at the C1ty Of santa
Fe, the day and year fir above written.
fSignedl TRINIDAD ALARID,
Auditor Public Accounts.
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CRIMES And ACCIDENTS.
4 JEALOUS HUSBANDS WORK.
A Terrible Cyclone In Ohio BIows
Down Houses and other RuiId-
ing --- Several People
Killed.

ST LOUIS, Mo, March 25.-G. M. Riley,
a pilot living on Morgan street, shot his
wife this morning five times, fatally in
juring her, and then went into the parlor
and blew out his own brains. He leaves
FIVE small children. Riley was dissolute
and drank very hard. His wife had some
property. He asked that it be decided to
him, which she refused to do. They had
quarrel yesterday on the subject. His
wife threw cup of coffee at him. He
left the house, returning this morning
when the tragedy occurred. Riley had
refused to support his wife and children
for several years.
The chief cause of the tragedy was
jealousy on Riley's part Of w. S. Barnes,
well known doctor and Mrs. Riley's
family physician, with whom Riley
charged his wife with being too intimate.
He was, also, greatly irritated over an ap-
plication for divorce, filed by Mrs.
Riley
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Arthur Everitt (ate Maybee & Schafcr)
is now located at Phelan's drug store,
Railroad avenue. Send your watches,
clocks and jewelry that need fixing TO
him, he is thoroughly competent to do
them and guarantees satisfaction both in
quality OF work done and sin price. His
regulator is kept on time by transit obser-
vations Of the sun and watches are regu-
lated free Of charge. rms,
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The anecinI Train.

TOPEKA, Kans., March 25.-Private adj
vices say the first through train over the
Mexican Central from the City of Mexico
reached FL Paso this morning and left
via the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe al
10 o'clock. The train reaches Kansa.
City Thursday morning. This is Z
special for conveying number Of prom
inent Mexican genrlemen-to Kansas City
They 60 to Chicago.
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CertiGeate for Publication

AUDITORS OFFICE.
Territory Of New Mexico s
Insurance department.. Cert hcate forpublca
rion for the year erding December 81, 1854
ONCE of Auditor OF Pub ic Accounts. santa
Fe New Mexico, March 3 1884,
tits hereby certified. that the German Ameri-
can insurance Company. corporation o.
nanized under the laws OF the ~tate OF New
York. whose principal Office is located AT the
City Of n W York. has comp led with all the
requirements o. Chapter 46 Il the laws of New
Mexico, passed in 1852. entitl "An Act Regu-
latirg insurance Companie-," ap, TO ed Feb.
rnary 1S 1882 So far ~ the reQul -itions OF said
act are applicable TO id company, for the
year Of our Lor1 One Thousand kight Hundred
and Eighty four.
SEAL
In testimony whereof I. Trinidad Alarid,
Auditor OF rub ic Accounts for the Territory Of
New Mex co. have hereuntO set my Ia d and
affixed my seal cf 0fiicr, at The City OF Santa fe,
the ay ana year first above written.
fSiqned1 TRINID AD ALARID,
Auditor Public Accounts.
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TEXAS TACTICS.
TrOubIe at n Lynching----yv would
Neither Confess Nor Decay.


GALVESTON, Tex, March 25.-Tbe
News Gonzales special says: To-day at
the examining trial Of Bill Burleson, ne
gro, charged with attempting to rape
Mrs. Knoeppa, near Harwood, on the 9th
inst, the evidence showed that the ac-
cused was in the vicinity at the time Of
the crime, and Mrs. Knoeppa iden-
tilted him as her assailant
Burleson was remanded to Jail under es-
cort Of large posse, but on the way they
were met by I5o citizens bent on lynch
ing the negro. The posse and prisoner
returned to the court house and after the
crowd had dispersed proceeded to
the jail The crowd again gathered
though the streets were guarded and
rushed to the jail, tearing down the jail
fence in their eagerness to overpower the
officers and took Burleson out half a
mile and hung him. He would neither
confess nor deny the crime
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AUDITOR s tlFEIC
Territory OF New Mexico
Insurance Department Certificate for PuDh-
tIiIice OF Auditor Of Public Accounts. santa
Fe. New Mexico, January 30. 1854.
Tt Is hfrshy certified that the H. ndOn & Liver
pcol gN Gltbe Insurance Company. corpora
fion organized under the taws cf tie Kingdom Of
Great Britain. whose pri c pal ON e Is - ated at
Live pool. Eng., has complied With all the r.
aufrefnpnfs o1 ChaDter 46 Of the laws Of New
Mexico, passed In 1SS2 entitled "An Act RpEu-
lafifg IN urante Companies" aprraved Fer
act are applicable 10 said Company. for he
year nf CUR LORD OAe Thousand Eight Hundred
and Eigi1ta rour.
lsEALl
In testimony whereof. I. Trinidad Aiarid.
Auditor Of Public Accounts for the Territory
81 New Mexico have her unto set my hand and
afixed my seal of oti1e. at the City ~ Santa Fe,
the cav aid year first above written.
(Siruedl TRINIDAD ALARID.
Auditor Public Accounts.
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miIifia 6,anea 0nt.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 25.- The News
Springfield special says; Gov. Hamilton
was called on at midnight by the sheriff
of Menard county for authority to use the
local militia to prevent the lynching OF
Houlden, who murdered his wife last Sat
urday evening and then attempted sui
eide. and is now in Jail at Petersburg.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-03-26

CHEYENNE, Wyo. Ter, March az
This morning at 1880 O'Clock the mercan-
tile establishment Of F. E. Warren & Co.
took fire and burned. 1t was a total loss
of about SI5o,ooo, with an insurance of
100000. The Inter-Ocean Hotel narrow
ly escaped destruction. The origin of the
fire cannot be traced.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 25.-The
Examiners, Tucson, special says: "Kit'
Joy, the last OF the Deming train robbers,
who broke Jail, was captured blythe
sheriff after hard fight. "Kit' is badly
wounded and lies at the point of death.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-03-26

Some of the new colors are burned
cream, baked pears, crushed raspberry,
scorched banana, speckled green gage
and terra Gotta, elephants breath,
monkeys smile and canary birds grasp.
Bloated bullfrog will come right along as
soon as open weather arrives. 4
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-03-26
NUMBER 119
FRISCO FANCIEs.

SAN FRANCISCO, March z5.-The
heaviest earthquake shock since '68 oc-
Cured at 4:44 O'clock this afternoon.
People rushed from their houses ina
Several 5uiidings on ON, made ground near
the water front were seriously damaged.
A second, but lighter shock followed at
sos p. m. and more are expected. ,
In the Sharon trial to-day Mrs. James,
Margan' testified that she heard Miss Hill !
say in August. 1881, that Sharon and her
had quarrelled and the engagement was
broken off. She was going east. Mrs.
Col Stagg, of Denver, testified that she
heard Miss Hill say in April 1881, that
Sharon was inclined 70 marry her.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-03-26
For Rent.
,ar uordar -

The summer garden on Railroad ave
nue.. Itconrains complete bar and ice
cream outfit, gas fixtures, tables, chairs,
plates, fountain and gold FISH. For
particulars apply to D. ]. Abel & Co, Al
buquerque, n. M.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1884-03-26
The CattIe Diseaae.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 75.-George
B. Indee, of Neosho Falls. Kans., who
was quarantine agent of the district in
fected by the cattle disease, is in this city.
He states that the trouble was caused by
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the ergot in the hay, and that the best
veterinarians found it not contagious. The.
quarantine was consequently raised last
Saturday, and all fears Of its spreading
have subsidized.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March The.
river IS twenty feet six inches. This is
the highest water ever known here, at this
early period Of the year. Citizens Of the
village Of Harlem are alarmed, and some
are preparing to move out tomorrow,
The river tonight is rising two inches per
hour. Ihe.Kaw is also rising. s.. l.I..l
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HoBoKEN, N. j., March 2s.-Jno. Nc.
Mahon absconding collector of faxes has.
misappropriated $4,000 in the past three
years.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., March 25,-Mr.
Donelson, editor and proprietor Of the
Providence Journal died tonight. s, sai
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LONDON, March 2s.-The Earl Of Eus-
ton and future Duke of Grafton is about
to seek delivery from his wife on the plea
that the lady's first husband was living at
the time Of her second marriage. The
Countess will submit in defense that
when she married her first husband she
supposed him widower, but he proved
TO have another wife and when she
learned that she abandoned him. The
case promises to be exciting and Interest,"
ing.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS. March 25.-The Gauiois says
the London explosions were plotted in
Paris at a cafe on avenue d Eylan.
The dynamite was sent from France.
while clockwork came from abroad.
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Homestead No. 2isa
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FR, NJ NJ. 1
February l2, 1884.
Notice Is hereby gwen that tue following
named settler HIS flled notice If his intention
70 make hnal proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Probate
Judge Of Valencia county. at Las Luna, n. NJ,
on April o. \, viz: TeodOcia Sanchez, of Valen-
cia Go ,fof the ;. w Il. sec 26 T. ION. X. 9.W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
con- finuOus residence upon and cultivation Of
said la d. viz: uan Sanchez. Ramon sanchez.
At4naeio Sanchez q ! of Cubero =. o. ~ NJ,
aud w g. M3rmOn of Laguna, p. o., N. M
MAX FROST, Register.
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LONDON, March 25.-Gen. Graham has
ordered concentration of the British
forces at Otad, prior to marching on
Thursday, to give Osman battle near
Tomaines. Osman has 1000 combatants
and all the leading Sheiks continue their
adherence to him. The reports of the
scouts that Osman had fed is discredited
by Graham's messenger wHo was sent to
ask the Sheiks to come to the British
camp. He returned with the reply: "The
sword was the only medium of commu-
nication between himself and the Eng
lish."
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VIII Put Him in a vowel,
New York Sun

Ne Grand Vizier will do well to patch
upl ~eace with Minister Lew Wallace;
otherwise the Grand Vizier may have to
90. This Sultan's admiration for the au-
thor of "The Fair COD is well known,
and any Grand Vizier who tries to come
between the American and the Turkish
sovereign is liable to be kicked prccipi-
tously from the Sublime Porte. Grand
Viziers had but precarious tenure OF
power even in the golden prime of good
Haroun-al- Raschid, and their importance
has dwindled greatly since then. The
present Vizier may escape having his
head cut off, but will probably meet his
deserts if he doesn's let Wallace alone.
Wallace will put him in a novel.
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LONDON, March 2s-A cabinet coun
Gil held to-day, decided TO give Graham
discretion to march to Berleer and if
necessary to Cumizo. The English
agent at Berleer has news of March 10
to the effect that Gen. Gordon had repulsed
an attack upon his camp at Omdurman.
He was surrounded by rebels and in
tended to force his way at the head of
his troops he proposed to begin the
advance on the I8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28
A Change OF Sex.


HOW 4 PERSON LIVED FOB TRIRTY-F1vE YEARS A 4
WOMAN AND THEN CHANGED TO AXAH.
l. Rebecca Payne, Of Princetown, Frederick
county, Va, who since birth, IS years ago, had
passed as femele, and who was recently married
to Miss Annie Hinton, an employefh store owned
by Payne, is In the village OF Rest, Va, on we'd
ding tour A correspondent says: Payne IL OF
medium build, and does not look unlike man until
be attempts to walk or move. Then hts lack OF
familiarity with male habinments becomes appar-
black vest and black trousers The latter fitted
closely to his neither limbs which OF fine mould
and IS deltcatev constructed and shapely a. those
II really did not suspect my true SEX" he said,
"untl tnree or four weeks ago. when some casual
ctons then determined to 60 to Dr. Mcguire, Of
Winchester, but did not inform him OF my perplex-
1ty. AFTER professional inquiry he at once, but
with much heettancy, made known my true sex. I
suppose It was the force OF nature which tmpelled
me to tau In love with Miss Hinton, although I
sion Tor her inspired when frst met her az SER
want IN our family and was struck with her beauty
and ladylike bearing, and soon found that thought
great deal more Of her than any one else knew. {"
Ma Payne, who u pleasant-faced, refined lady
Of about twenty-five years, said that she had
formed her otherwise Then she ceased 70 regard
him % woman, and they became lovers, a. they
had been riendG She was not at all ashamed Of the
new experience Of her husband, and her love for
him was such that she did not care what the world
said about him. She knew he was man, and that
Psynss la.Uush hi counsel, vm apply to the
court to have hi name changsd 70 John osIheun
Payne @ the next att1ng of the court He inta-
mated that WW thW many hlS wllein Virginia
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News RrieeS.

W. B. Blackwell, OF Augusta county. and WELL
known democrat, In The United states district
court, at Harrlsonburg. Va, Thursday. was found
guilty OF the charge OF in'tniGatng voters at tie
Congressional election in 1883.
Edward Brown, a young man OF wealth. aged IS
years. committed Saicde at Smithiind Y. C..
Thursday night He had spent hts money, and
being reprimandad by his parents, drank until his
brain was affected and then took laudanula.
The Virginia house has seated Robertson, demo-
GRAFT, from AppomattOx, IN place OF Franklin, Ma
honefte. The democrats now have twothrtis IN
that body, and practically the same IN the senate
The Boston and Albany railroad company
announce reduction or % per cent In the pay
rolls or all their shops TO take effect February IL
The reduction viii be made by dischargfng per
cent OF the employees ana reducing the hours of the
remainder from ten 10 eight per day
An Indian Territory dispatch reports the suicide
OF Big Horse, prominent cheyenne chief He had
been Ill for some time, and nally seized revolver
and shot himself dead.
In New York. saturday, the police raiied the
notorious dive" or Billy McGlory, IL Hester street
~NcGlory, with fourteen men ana women I'm the
place. was arrested. lie furnished bal, but the
others were locked up.
The four-story brick building, Nos - and Is Hol-
nngsworth street, Baltimore, occupied by the candy
Betting company, manufacturers OF cotton-duck
betting, and De!Ord & Co. hide and leather mousse
was burned ycste: lay morning. Loss. S51.G0.
j. X. Emmett. the cOiG dian. has purchased for
$4,000 ST. Bernard dog, owned by L. Il. nealn, OF
faSsa1c, N. j.
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Noted Journalist Drowned.
DEATH OF DR. JOHN b. wO0p. 1.-THE GRKAr IxrpIo,w
CONnENSyR

DR.. John p. Wood. one Of the most widely known
newspaper men IN New York, fell from the string
pece 1T per J. North river, at 1890 sunday MORN
hiS- Some one on a canal boat at the pier heard
nm faI, and gave an alarm. Policeman Piggott
ran - the spot Dr. Wood lay on the Ice Another
olnccr came up and pt hlln on the cana! boat
He was l-sensi5le. Brandy Was given him, ana he
was carried 10 a saloon near Ivy. Before an arnbu-
I3hce could arrive ne was dead The ambulance
surgeon sai9 be died from shock and exposure The
distance NON The s,riag piece To the water Is 10
le'i y slight scalp wound on the right side OF ghe
head Was the only visible In jary john b. Wood or
DOC WOOD. as LIZ Was iallliliarly called, came TO
New York from Maine when young man Even
before THIS he had Uren the owner OF a newspaper
lie became proof reader on the Tribune. He went
over 10 the sun, ana became its night editor in
lets. His skill In eliminating unnecessary sentences
IRON news reports won him The title, "The Great
American Condenser" After leaving the .Sua he
Was employed OH the Herald There an offer from
san Francisco called him 10 the Pacific coast. ON
his return lie started paper In St. Louis. he had
returned To New York a short time He viii be
buried RON the Press Club, or which he was for
merry president, on Wednesday.