Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-11-30

DR. IL b. SANDS. the eminent surgeon,
died OF upoplcxy at New York on the 18TH
while ia his carriage returning from O
visit 90 "a patient He was ifty-niue ycurs
old. Among his most noted recent case,
were those OF General Grant, Roscoe Cunk-
ling aud DIR. Agnew.
ADMIRAL Baldwin died at New York on
the 18th.
The much talked Of race between tho
yachts City Of the Straits, OF Detroit, and
the Alice Euright, OF Toleda, was sailed ON
Lake Erie on the 18th The distance was
fifteen miles tor a purse Of Il, O00. The City
Of the Straits won easily, coming in four
minutes ahead Of the Enright
THE executive committed Of the National
Electric Association met at Pittsburgh
Pa, ON the 18th and decided to hold the
next annual convention at Chicago ON
February 10, 1859.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has made it. arrangements for its supply
of ,teel rails for nexty year. II has agreed TO
take 5000 tons from the Cambria Iron
Company at Johnstown, the Pennsylvania
Steel Company near Harrisburg, and the
Carnegie work, at Pittsburgh. The price
TO bee SIS per ton.
THE three Cinnamon, An Quong, Lo
How and Chong Lee, aud the two Amer
leans, Edward Mellingcr aud William
Lund, arrested az Buffalo, n. Y, recently
for being concerned in smuggling opium
from Canada, were brought before Il
United States COMMISSIONS ON the 18th
Lund and Mellnger pleaded guilty and
the Cinnamon not guilty.
The river coal operators, recently Mt
Pittsburgh, resolved t. shut down all
mines along the Monongahela river for an
indefinite period. Seven thousand miners
were thrown out Of work.
VERY REV. ARTHUR j. DoNNELLY Of st.
Michael's Church, New York, vicnr gem
eral OF the diocese, has been raised by the
Pope to the dignity Of domestic prelatc In
recognition Of his services to religion.
a. MEETING OF prominent parties inter-
ested IN baseball commenced ut New York
ON the goth for the purpose Of revising the
rules.
JOHN w. KELLY, OF motor fame, who was
sent t. Jail at Philadelphia recently for
contempt Of court in refusing to give ex-
perts, appointed by the court, information
regarding his mysterious motor, has been
released on bail.
THE 190th annual banquet of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce at Delmon q.
ico's on the 21th was n very elaborate and
interesting one. Most of the leading bust
ness men Of the metropolis were present
and toasts were responded TO by General
W. 7. Sherman, Hon. Warner Miller and
Hon. Goodwin Smith, of Canada.
AT a fire in a tenement on Eleventh
street, New York, recently Mrs. Mary
Ianu MA ltnrnaI 20 HanNh Aha .Has
found near n window out Of which she had
attempted to escape.
WHILE running thirty miles an hour the
head ear of n passenger train on the
Bloomsberg d Sullivan railroad jumped
the track recently near Wilkesbarre, Pa,
rolled down the embunkment and caught
fire aud the twenty-five passengers, many
of whom were slightly hurt, were rescued
by being taken out OF the windows.
DIOH -BoucIcAULr, the veteran actor,
was reported dangerously sick at New
York ON the 2lst
WILLIAM DEvLIN, who jumped from the
fourth story OF the steam gauge and Ian.
tern compnny's building near Rochester,
". V, on he night OF the fire, died Of his
injuries. lie was the thirty -oighth known
victim.
Tue New York factory inspector was
called upon recently by the Ohio inspector
for assistance In ferreting out the parIici-
pants in an arrangement by which chill.
dren were sent from a Brooklyn, N. Y.
orphan asylum to Fostoria and Fndlay
o., TO work in the glass factories in thos,
places. Other Brooklyn asylums wer,
suspected.
Tue notorious immigration agent, Par.
sons, of Boston, was recently found witt
one of his imported laborers-a Pole
chained TO his buggy. The Pole told q
story of being misused. Parsons said h,
was insane.