The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-03

tie Erie canal on account OF low waller.
Bell'n. Jolly s7tb.-The empress vas
safely delivered of a son az i:90 tins
morning at the royal palace Ia Pots
dam.
Newark. y. J.. July 2e-Sarah Kelly.
who has not tasted food in forty-two
dass. died to-day. She was hfty.three
years old.
kief. 1dly 2Ish.-The 910lh annlvef-
sary Of the introduction Of christianity
into Russia WAS celebrated here TO-DAY
with great pomp.
Yazoo City, Miss. July g7th.-The
iauphierof Daleh Mills (coloredl this
morning fatally poisoned her father
and three brothers.
CITY of Mexico, July 27th.-H. y. Nc
Elroy, chief clerk OF the freight depart
ment Of the Mexican Central railroad
WIS arrested at Vera Cruz Wednes.
day night, on the charge of beinga de.
faulter. The amount OF his defalca.
tions is not known.
New York. July 2Tth.-Shortly after
noou to-day dispatch from Governor
Fin cUmmuting the sentence of Chiaria
Cisuarall. the Italian woman who as
sassinated her husband, to imprlson-
ment for lite, was received by VIM. +.
Howe the woman's counsel.
Topeka, Kan, July 2Tth.-The re-
publican state convention assembled
this morning, listened to reports OF
committees, took two ballots on COVER
nor aud adjourned til afternoon. In
the afternoon V. Humphrey, an ex-
lieutenant governor of the state, was
nominated for governor, and the ticket
WAS completed rs followss Lieuten-
ant-g0verner, A. j. Felt; secretary Of
slate. VIM. llipgings; auditor, 7. J.
Mccarthy; treasurer, Geo. Hamilton;
attorney general, Chas. Kellogg.
Omaha, Nebraska, July 2T.-Y ester
day a Freight tram broke in two on
the Omaha & Republican Valley rail-
road near Yutan. and u Wabash ear
loaded with shelled corn was derailed.
While the train men were transferring
the corn to another cur the bodies of
six dead tramps were discovered in the
car. They had been stealinga ride and
the derailing of the cur had caused
them to be smotbered To death in the
corn hy which they were completely
covered. Three bodies were identified.
One as the body of John G. Taylor a
cigar maker of Louisville, Kentucky {;
another is Charles Spokes, and the
third that of Charles K. Talbot.
Helena Mont, July 27th.-A few
DAYS ago sheriff Lloyd received tele
gram from Mrs. +. ii. Dunn, of Mel
rose, requesting the arreet Of her hus-
band for continually beating and abus-
ing her. The sheriff went down and
smoothed the matter over but as soon
II. he lett the husband turned on the
vie aad gave her an unmerciful beat
ing. She got bold ~ six shooter and
hfed two shots ut her husband, one
bullet knocking his hat of. Iesler-
day she swore out warrant for his
arrest. lie was arraigned and released
on bail to appear on Monday. lie re-
turned home and beat her again. She
secured Il pistol, aud tie second time
warned her husband to desist, which
he failed to heed, aud she shot him in
the body and he fell senseless TO the
ground. The sheriff lett this after
noon TO arrest the woman.
Liberal, Kansas, July 27th.-loe
Shorty, livery stable keeper at Hugo
ton, gives the follow iug particulars re-
gardiug the terrible encounter between
! the HugOtOn and Woudsdale men In Ste
vens Co.: sam Robinson. city marshal
of Hug0ton, and Mr.. Cook OF the same
place, went yesterday to Dudley ranch
/ near uiA ctethf C'ompdllieu ny tHeli
wives, To- look up some cattle which
they were trying To buy. While taking
dinner, Deputy Sheriff Shorty, a
Woodsdale man, accompanied by five
other Woodsdale men, rode up to the
party and asked Robinson to surren-
der, as he had warrant for his arrest.
Robinson said he would go short dis
tanct from camp, leaving Cook and the
ladies behind, and then give his enc
mics chance to take him. lie did so.
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