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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

WHY does the NeR M an de'f
its promised statement aH IHf
90 II militia clamt WH hltsa
Fraudulent BE- b. smr Hm .
paper made ellis tfemaat tt
promis,d proof does nu
columns. lllh- claims Ir. u
The psup'e west 40 saHa
nna in what war M.
that TIE elams o' Zee m t.o
nut afaiusf tliriniiu s
gardeii just l.cm aua w
mnspee.ie lump ,Hale- ilH
lac claim. ave Uauau
Tie represent gig.i.-
Is in the clu.l..tlauHd
would prevent tDr Ig
rounty frum voting ia
other cou-idr.at.on c.n' bi
10 show how foolish 81. ts Hu.
hoed tor New Me1rl Waaa be- M
uufairnrss of .he 2s,h b
southern New Mexico a .u
mus Of that Legislature. a
teaiing of the qlJ school b., OBJ.
passing Of theiDiamlu ia.i.1 aa
ami the passing of Che cJna'i. dt.I
convention uillm w,iau surH Bog
. is done to our section shows t.1' do.
majority ol tlm weWurls % tIt
lature were Ignorant oi Che 'ert pi
ciples on which q republican ia-m 81
government rests, and ta4l tIef need.
ed most OF al Co have lived e"d g
have been educated under just altl
school law as they @ fe 'cl.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

Did the presence OF JtSlir' Jhrh oi
the Rio Grande smelter, who bas just
visited Gallup, as by the News Register
have any thing to do with dle apHr D.
ance OF "Jhouuy Bull express hun
sell" which appeuel h. tha. iaV'la a
the time of Mr.. JuuLs app araure IN
Gallup. We suspect the lead irust is
making strenuous efforts io get eyl-
dence published in orr papers favor
able to the admission of lend ore free
of duty. Miners and busl1ess men look
after your papers, farmers aud vrael.
able gardeners look after your payers
and see that such items appetr 10 The
advertisement columns where they
ought 30 be, for the prosperity OF the
mines and miners it Is necessary to Tue
prosperity Of the country. The miners
are the consumers who buy from the
business men. the farmers, and the
vegetable and fruit r%aisers, and The
cattle men. Where is the business as d
sale of products so goob as IN the yieln-
ity If u mining camps. Protect your
mines and you protect yourselves and
your families.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

T fu THr. .u iHI 18Th, 1885,
.Ep Eit.E N.H
T.rF,#fs. FHHr country. s.coHi tn
nome in rueaHHHs and tae re au.ca ui
Ie Hiuera, wealth. us laia c.mf
.is.lr Idle and ua.u1.u ilueu .HaI'
urr.f.. .Ialrl tUt IRIS aHtImHreas Hp1u
goHlaa luHlr.a f.e " .Ha % f'o.
mtaar.l t ta" >1.ni t<
rls.lIlr. ID. Don ar Of u.n creation Off
the now U. rr.mtat Is aggleaiara 800
Its r.utls satIuan in ft' Pres
tattae.. Io Na. EHt eN s'ior, aH-
ID. atu1taIe simple at 0f Justice lu
a htha.fo neglected industry v'.
tnfau. lIair manl aun"' tUr n.'tiUH-
aires u .l.J0s.Ii. hia', elilelio OLD
tna greatast exposition eter held n
this carnlrg, outside ot Che center n'Ht
of Ietb, cnmmtucing sep,emler aii
ard closing Oeto1er 9th, 1850.
!. bUs been H.g.a Is u|se IaaI1n
siae brittle financial succa oI expo
,iHo1s, liat te horse jockey ha'
% cHa.aa 81 g purse of Thousands at
la a~ white ilr farmer competed Iof
fHIuIus 1l H.n Ht'y cais to HVe
dollar, lhttu exposition could not Ve
sustafuel
I4e Ne a@po ton "lH try ihe
eEfaf'.eut ol reversing %. o'3sf oi
tlirgs, rat1 na ua t.e asueal.afht.'
.w.lu hfNe hl,lafto loudly a1d lasl'l
coup'aiHt.h Tor an tp''tt'ti'h ~ 81.
FORTS uIaa uea.iy e- pnfhiioh una "e
dod tie iaim'I f'a'R''1 al i''.'
ai p,emiH ms .1D oI .rrd 4 .h''
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

Love secs the virtues that are Of the soul,
hatred only Tho diseases o. the skin. "All
men have their faults, and stealing was
Blfs" said o weeping widow over the
corpse OF a desperate, shot in attempted
burglary. And rrotesque, ludicrons US the
expression may seem, she was right. She
knew that not IN The robber, the law
breaker, the oeNcast did the real mar shine
forth, but III those rarer m0ods Of kindllness
and onor0slty wien he was the ! friend
and Al8uald Perhaps when two enemies,
who hage refusod TO see amy good IN each
osner on this earth, N cd hereafter IN
another world, free from the maddyvestnro
Of decay which cilgs their vision here. the
first bought uf each wlli DC. is Ills the
beautiful soul tia I maAgnod aud hatedl'
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

NOTICE
NOTICE j. hereby rfen that since th
IL Hrafa af MaHin AEtuu. Hi faiiaifi
-hIa. f'rnnaKlfnuia on june tech. is7s, hls
ufnaufuHn HaFr u~unrhHsfsA ai thw uHnl. flfif
snd Interest ~ A. HH-h hnue, Ui <Htfra
IHlufH. Sea MI aien. Bee al cattle. ufanu-.
rHutaHs. fursfs unHnfHer personal property
lu else cnuHtiHH 0f es.ciffn and eirrtH ana
Irffllu1 ul Nru arNlcf.
LlAl-luN e NuHii7,l ArrHtn =
rAMNE L NAhiE Nhladol.
iole WILLIAM u. NIXON. 1phia. Penn
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02
Friday. Aug nd. "a

The "muguumps If southern ira
county can stand mote cieaH
outs than ans So of m-u in rnf u
membrane. The shaft usef sn n
the Own kind 81 HmHuiiian un Z eu.
AVID evidently ht them bard ffnm ule
noise they made Tie muRea 'ale an
nos CRYING Tor harmony. al thr
and the honor 81 being reruh ans
These mugwumps SHOULD either tir
the drmucraficpaIiy or boz put ou e res.
ervalion
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

nj Office e. hereby given that thc under.
signed has suld Geo t1e ca euturs
10 tho estate ui Martin Nsxuh. deceased,
uH mT HnHf. uflr. certain ranches.
fEiH horses nnd bHludsuamrl hY tIe nld
MIfn tlsnu tIneehsr1' and my aflf, 81 tht
rlUHu sUf eHrlrlu 81 8 ~lrffH. n o.. hut
Hata uut efl luE private personal rrHprIty
fH tHT .iia executors ul tar estate Of tht
lulg Atlun NAun
fra2z A. RUSH BOWIE.
Chloride. \. a.. Mar. =. lssi.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

The Springfield tepuuI eu uI. u
an unusually piyiuP paper aad -
on an unusually generous uud H
hearted man for be- ast- F.ai
We 10 with our s.lverf nov t.i 40
editor of a couuttf pupaf iitF "lII
-
n liver than hs knows ntat TODD Wta
Il phenomenal. ~ would sueEet th1t
he give sumo OF % % the "uoy ,He
will know what TODD with 70. we are 1T
the bows ourselves and would not .l
iert To our share. o. course we Wlsh
To- he understood that itlie Aforesaid
editor should htve amy more nf the
other good things OF tnls world, "e
wnuld not oi feet TO take them or orr
ghare at thrm too. Perhaps he}i's 'oa.
many girls. Masseehusetls " noted Tor
It's plentifulness of girls; fat if tie dae>
not know what To- do with lle girls We
" uld not odiect 10 q few % help IS
.sget away with the silver Noble
minded. generous hearted. bald head d
old man, send on the silver, and the
Girls. and We will bless you, see thai lHe
silver is spent AVID that the girls have 9
good time.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02
TO

rhis nupef tH kept on die RtE. q. nuke't
hItsTis.ae arruey .fi M~erchuHt's aclau
rsHE rHuHlsHu iHi.t WHUf uuutraCtriu Tor au
teflsluu HhbU mudcfurit
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

q ~ Tested <sfe i
ffam Hra fe y n
Tanrsoa 90 iftn eita
aa an 80 mites frm lf nui B lue
- fhr tn al ea
Joseph sifnI din e. atr
a prlan.a 80 fur NJ Hops
linara.lns nl two ulIHi mOf
na ue Increase of ppu aiauni great
ran ever 81 - a ruriF since
n ahan.iel iaa o'e 81. 1osep
8 population 81 7s0U and hu
fourteen r%tlifnaIs caune-inc w8h aa
rfatuu lan acfass iHe coa
Sent.
Seas aHG many other rra ons ihf
aN haft su affuff uniif e. di.
... ores % efeaf mltartage D.
tae IS ua effort bniue mfte
Iha ea0utf .rear ang creai
.Ilf. i have t4keu Ice ~
uIHll myself n ura tot
oI iie HH.e mtke fu eIlrt 81
~.
N.
!,
r
H.... and E#.###. .|. Hu. ".a
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

WASTED Man ~ unssd ~elius Hhiitf -
HHnHHarHf na ns fAslt tH tuia HHAn
b. s.ua rrffrarcau 80 maeel
ANnrFHM
wANAMAkEl a HlowN.
rniadrif hIa. o.
Tire inraea Cushing ans Merchant laAiuf
luH Aursr 81 AmefiNA.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-02

rae a asfn IHsf tuis HdH ~ 2
81 . Sees E.IH - 81 N1 80 SOB tHr
1sfI nlA4 a. lHseHI ~ So ESD o. -
u hMEeN fNaNt aHN AHHA AAf
ME- Hnn e tHrFu4 uiA ua 80
r. H U.|.H urHufautI 90 materials
aIH AaarH Haf1 ~ sid mlnf.
n8flIAmn M~AN~ftELn WITH
HEhNA uinftf
FHfuN 81 HHNtlh%s
WILLIAM MANn
HHAN4 uHn NNfNAs
UnHrnnsn. q az. kua al. tsa
sta
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

The finest scenery which burst upon
as as we proceeded nOrthward was as
,old by traveller in Temple Bar, as we
reared he LOfoden Isles and passed
along the line of their strangely-serra-
ated mountains; fine a needles. their
hundreds Of points pierce the blue sky.
and the glaciers on their sides catching
he sunlight at different points glitter so
hat the eye can Scercely bear to rest
IpOn them.
The islands are particularly remarka-
ole for abounding in elder ducks. who
make their nests amoDg.the rocks Of the
gatherings from marine plants lined with
ax4uisiteiy-sOft down, which the female
p,ucks from her own bosom. ana
when she has stripped herself the male
comes IN aid. This down is so elastic
and firm and Of such beautiful quality
that the same quantity which can be
compressed between the two hands VIII
serve to stuff whole quilt and has
more warmth than the finest blanket.
Sometimes these strange birds repair to
the mainland and build their nests under
tte very doors OF the farm houses and
fishermen 3 huts, much 10 the delight OF
the Inmates, who look upon them as
narbingers of good.
\ "@J "As-t passing tAt dlcliC cliclA,
and while sitting quietly at breakfast
one fine morning, the captain sent for Cs
IN hot haste to come on deck when. TO
our great excitement. we saw stream
Of hot water, betOkening the presence OF
a whale, spOuting 10 into the air, aud in
another moment the huge form showed it.
self above the surface Of tho water As
We sailed along porpoises. too, would
appear snortlng and pulling a. thcv
raised their heads. and sometimes soft.
doglke eyes and almost human faces
would peep up through the water. and a
seal. with sea trout IN his mouth,
would toss his head out 81 a wave.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Hes yol get uai4e, clare a zise ap ets
yea k1 see t4r ~ seE Yes eefs .
n1ere { keeps nay loe. and LlaA ~ li-.s
opea Ils s4oslalal 1eor
LleEs a-E4g Nr bsa-ans : Ce1s hoe
~G.1 l4-l tslEly -l9ltec AlIr L-eF,
I-la1ells 90 asr Foaas 1QEcf1i, - sar
Cd ~ - as niElf
DID - ahsl yg- to4 ne, p ooerec
Pau iglz cask l4r hae e. eh4Egea
iG TO- o. els IL 3r. Ben.ol tarn-
a-losk e4-k sa2I aos shouted LlAh
ia rs tlru. Lacy Jehns-ag what yea
c0ea stiesiB 20 fingers Int
Wei Lf.h. Z l5Ned I wasn't goin 70
have a. hee ID a-s house " nat cidnt be-
lQug ~ - 81 ns1ts. a 80 ] tol Paul 70
~ ~ as b gnt al change de hoes back
sgin, az z he al l., hoa dls oLs coLaes
tesh heats me-
You Lucy J0hnsing Sc What you's
been az done Nd 80 mecdi1 ] took
baaz tnat h0e tefo' I vent - bed when
ma1e theug1 I Eas gert-n DE- Wher-
stun. an then you Ueuu changed en-
taek agia d got De constable Oh me
Llsn Johasing Why you keep secrets
FROM So welded wife Why di1u y0u
Tell ms yols gvile pat 1aL hoe back
BY this time lr Benson saa that there
was something more ia tne matter than
ae aad Supposed. al1. sendiHg sway the
constable. hs got from the worthy couple.
VIII much c.rumlocl-oa. ILe story 0r
the Right mistakes. being man With
some SENSE o1 humor he was quite moih-
leu - the comlealtles u the situation
and even went 81 FAR as 10 take breakfast
Wl-h the jOh17ous. ln response % Aunt
Luey repeated solicitations and lu token
- restored good feeling
"An after dis Liah Johnslng." wss
Ant Lucy moral ..y0u q better tink
taice f1re you keep any secrets from 30
welded w-i> Drake Magazine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

ecasa rQl Fau, aa1 tAs eearlsr cane aa.a s.
4F~4 1ile s4th leErsla sWlflaeas h.
.24t A9fsa aoeseng A.s WAole e rtasa,a
4F41 aa4. Pc tao4zAt 81 al tAs ss5ts
s-s he Aa4 eel1l. l.4ltted aus tba I sso-ts
~ 3 441&re1 caic6eas sesa1el u rlsS 40
Is .21snaez- sssL4st aka Bar IL tast
zespSr~te eieef fseeey as aln4 dla Bot
cessrt hiln, AM Femeu heunx that -
Afsness aiWays counted efth las earl lv
master - s4leGig aaelaed q gfesf ne
Lord ~ aeaFea aa1 earth IA tsso1a .ut
style. As t1e aerenaat toaeaed the
esEta aAo began - gnranEle himseif
from the i-es-cs about tls car The old
caEA! sii1 a. air of profoul1 o8e.s&uoe.
removed the W8ol hat from his -atev
pate. bowed low aaa sala Win pioas
uneEoa
~AorHia Mars Jesus. how you lef you
EzT
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
A WORD OF WARNING

There white represented
they AL NOT, bat le al She erar43s eae
OF the genuine Ass Tor "hOy' Soap and opoa glHs
Courr~ht $3.50 f~ Gambia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

he Empress frederlaA reoeives .
lointare ~ L 40. 30 q year fro1n me Prus-
ssan government the fortune left 20 her
by tie Duchess 0f Galllera represents
upward q az JOo year, and size has a
lie interest in the trust estate ~ Der
husband. besides her OWn savings
As the empress Was always very frugal
an1 - There was ever ia ner mlul Ihe
prospect thaI she mig ght be left a widow
while her IL her-ln-law Was Set alive. ia
wAieh ease her iolntuCe wOald nave been
very small Indeed, she regularly pat
aside one-half ~ ner Own separate allow
auee OF IS. o0J year, which was granted
O. heT ~ parliament on her marriage.
The empress accordingly now enjoys an
income of quite $4,000 year snd al
her children ale well provided fOr.-Lon =
IN | y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Saws: l have used your Extract of Red
Clover % nay family for tho past year
with great sIcct So, more par,.cu' afly as
regards my wife, who has derived
greater and permanent relief hy ts use,
after suffering and beng treated by
many physicians for years. ! consider
lt nay family medicine. As "A tome ane
spring and fall medicine il is without
equal. For constipation, dyspepsia and
stomach trouble t is, without doubt.
tine very best medicine on the market
today. You are at liberty % use this
us YOU see lid and shall b. glad at any
time 10 give my experience with your
Extract of Red Glover to any who may
write or inquire OF me.
Yours. =. 4. BELYEA,
213 Hish-st.. W, Detroit.
To J. NJ. Loose Red Clover Co, Detroit,
Mich.
Write for further testimonials.
For sale by White q White, druggists
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
GERTY'S EL0PEMENT.
TNDFPSt4ND

UkDEBS STAND,
then, you mean
an elopem e ntR
On. surely surely,
Gerty you never
can be la earn
est
Gerty Fame sat
on Is fallen los.
" hose messy cy-
Under was half
hidden in tall,
plumy ferns, and
here the trem-
bling July sun
beams ia IN 9 q
q % W a through
soft summer To-
liage ike a cas-.
csde OF gold. An
artist " o U / Il
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
A COMEDY OF ERRORS.

= tiQlata I0hns-Az
NlF Fou ~ Late
c4eper neea q ln
90 stove Is rsi
allE aut A48i
Lacy fa-et her Aege
lord WuA saern az
ATTY bas really g. -
prop Eatei
Dhi la.i.iy 81 ,ses
al me ceea a L4FLa
IL slf
HaFiu W1ar CUT
f9l ant been al
Rad 4 filss Uil Ar.
nsons Liah Joan-
sing
EeE. 1 have Ole
oklLsaer Here /
been a-Lgeln hard 10
fe eel all dav aud
be la an ua4gn Ea
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

r.-s..s u-E .h - 80.
-, i-f r.rt... 49,, 80 '''-'-
80 n. t.--s ~ r.-r.s II. 49,. s.,.'.l..
-. f'..ri...r 1...f ~ IA - t,... rs...s1
srvs E.tb- RI. 81 -a.-.. .',..@ ,o.- I
49, 49, ~ I.ng rr- Ar hs's -
eio.... 4 ........f .-.,r..-
..Whart sol s.-a.t new h8eg- 4uer.4d
Aunt Iaer ss Lah haaF mad ip.-rl.
fsast nr ia rn. r.rt.tfs..d rrs1.tr.st9-y 10
- r6- bs..e - ..s-.r t-.as Is 49,. -
zif.s4a -.rk
....ra-v .oa mind Women .lwavs
vgsrt .tI.f f.tr r.-.- into aff.rvffo1 ~
A. r..r.ra ss. sr.f.rfiv - /. s-ry
fat r.r..,-
can ar.- son dooa vgit orr ola hoe
-yo. -.,r ,rg r-l4 r.or7 yoT t--Iri
tg.fe tst ~ fsr n.or one dsrT tro,,
T.4h n r.--.-rs.i hfs vie
-F-s ls.f fv-vvtIl -rov
..ff.r 4..r-fnr h...rrs4 orr Amt
T4v ~ a -..tts. -.s.lel., atnas III
~ -u- ..aar s..- .ae al Mos R.D-
soo.. ..a.s Y.t a.r.t gnua An. ..,,.r....i
,,fr -. ~. k,e l.r.. ri..o I hon.s Y.r
Women. ~, .at if ~ f.a --.,.bsr .o'rr,,
= r.ar....- .l.. ..a,.r.s fft,a J,,..ln.-.h
t.ifs- Iatu-.nr sai l.-s faa' fo vo,
ovn tr-'ra-4 D.n rsr. ..t n. hear no
tror r.r .rA r.. uorf 'hau- tat hoa
No.. t,.r r....-
W+. .l.....l, ..oroor.- sed firs Aunt T.,,..v
come ,.f..I ta. prerarstlops FOR .uDDer.
81 eeUaI Ira ~. ehuIran six of All
aras-4nI tn.e SAT down
I.naT.tls tls.ng. AK do blessin,r" ah.
said l-r usual Iaiu.afioo that au va,
ready far a sta-t but on tbis occasion
aeconuanied with a look that said olainlv
~ voo can
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07
lie Acted Very strangely.

Troy, n. ". Dec. 6.-NViliian Franklin
TRISTAN was acting strangely i'm IA hotel
this morning and was taken into custody.
Over $4,000 was found on him. He says
he was, several years ago. u ranchman in
the west, moved to Michigan, engaged in
business and was a member of the legis-
lat,Ire from 1874 tn 1873. He then went
abroad for his health, and "a short time
ago returned to this country. A oman
named Annie Ross is travelling with him
as nurse aud companion. He was on his
way tn San Diego, Cal, when found in
this city. IL il understood he has coisid-
cradle property ia the west. He will he
examined by physicians as To his sanity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

prrs~ed 0n the snSe nf the notes nj the time pre-
Inn ;ss'' sa s%s hss%s"; and ~ s |" e. Es'% 1:~. ri sSs sf es s.. ..
toms: tsxes, ami aI pShlic dars: :s.sd vine. 20
When, held IS s.y national ia, Sing assS.iaii"n.'
S'. FL S s.s sS: : ~ q i lss.' , r. ss rss Should sa~i i,sS. dis
cretionary I..wcr To suspend, temporarily. the
s;ss:s~ n.sr: s.,ssI S"', %so.. 20. 's sis.'s s%sss !, ,n:ss;i
.s 2;.s s%"s%,iMa!S. .:, i"s r. ;,s sr n ,Gs r' r .;;s. o.
II the price Of silver sho,lh advance between
the SSisier Of the mote vo;id recsiye > less guam:
THY ~ silver than rs Deposited. hut the exact
With sSss nn%Scr 81 gold d"ii:srs ..iisi for b. his
,i:s.sin =. i H. s :is.s % r, Is.ssss %or, u s, s,.: r ss,n T hs a..
I%s,sitsrs, 6,s the l,anaisy which ;,,,isi ". pr ~.
THE aivantages ~ retaining the oiaian 10 re-
First would give additional credit ." the
second II would prevent the withdrawal and
redelsasit 81 silver Tor speculative purposes; -.
making eii,ng.. when the weight of silver bars
does not r"rr-sls'nd with the amount at the
~ far rs the issue of the notes is concerned.
the plan + .s,y simple, t.. IL q ,irinn '. : IT, nfi, ,ssl 10
price nf si'xcr AT that date. as determined 10y The
would receive in payment treasury notes calling
various methois Of releeming til. proposed
notes have been considered, hut the plan RECON-
They might IT, redeemed wholly in silver hui
lion al the same weight as that .,rPnsite.l; INA.
hundred ounces. he might receive back - hun
dresi ounces.
it would subject the notes TO ali the n,"iuations
which might Oscur In the price Of silver. and,
from lack of ste;tdincss and certainty III value
they might mot circulate freely as mooney.
Another plan that has been suggested is to re-
deem them In lawful money ~ the United states
dollar for dollar. This is practically q purchase
Of the bullion at its market price. the govern
ncnt becoming the owner Of IL On the issue of the
notes. This method has some features which
commend u. hut ON the whole il does not seem
logical ar desirable that the notes should bc re-
deemed in "a currency which Is certainly no bet
ter, il as good as themselves. Moreover. Il ,loes
not seem cNl'sdirnt To pile ~, in the vaults III the
government "A large quantity of silver bullion
which can not TIC made available Tor the
redemption Of the very notes which are based
upon H.. True, the government might coin the
bullion into standard silver dollars and use the
result ny coin for the redemption Of the notes,
which would tc quits. satisfactory when the silver
dollar becomes equal III value la the gold dollar.
hut at present II would not appear Ia lie either
just ar desirable to Issue u note nn "a deposit of u
hundred cents worth Of silver, and redeem ID
with "A dollar containing only a. cents worth Of
silver.
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SON OF Poet shelly.

Som of Poet shelly.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-Sir Percy Florence
Shelly, son of Percy Il. Shelly. the poet,
is dead at the age of 10.
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Total sales 1:D.OO barrels.

Money oh call easy at sac per cent.
Primc mercantile paper, 5Em7Hc.
Sterling ExchanXc-Quiet. steady; sixty
day bills, Si.sO; demand. A.S4.
Copper. irreHulr. easier; Lake. De -.
$l4.OO.
Lead, dull and ~unchangcd; domestic.
1885.
Tin. unscttlcd; weaker.
= Wool, fair demand I;
Montana fine, lsa25c; territorial, 1871
<f2:tc.
BosToN-The market has ruled firIner
this week for certain kinds of wool, nota-
bly, fine. Delane aud all kinds of combin-
ing woods. Territorial, Texas, Oregon
and California woods are selling on -
secured basis at from 45sstO. las to quality.
for fine, fine medium, and medium. For
eign woods firm. Considerable Australian
wool has been sold at 81 a. 43c.
Aipinuy .,,,,tatinp,s ns fallnwS.
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Hanged for M ursier.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-JOhn Theodore
Wild. alias G~reenwald. twice convicted
for the murder of Lyman =. Weeks at his
residence on Dckali, avenue, Brooklyn,
was hanged this morning. His neck was
broke and he was pronounced dead in
two minutes. II was expected that Green
wald would say something at the gallows.
hut he did not. He went with II firm step.
He wi shed This inscription put on his
tombstone: Murdered December Il,
1882" He made "a will declaring his limo
Cence and giving his effects tai Mr., Bing-
ham. "a private detective. Greenwald was
"a burglar and shot Weeks while robbing
his house.
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BONDS nj STOCKS.
l'ps ani Downs In Market Values un tie
New York Exchange.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Thc stocks were
active and decidedly rnn9 than ON
any day for some time, and the strength
attained to u condition of buoyancy to-
ward the close of the day. The, close was
active and strong at the highest prices of
the day. Almost everything al the active
list made important gains and there were
no declines whatever.
firm.
Petroleum opened steady at l02H.
but after u slight advance fell off tai O2L1;
later the market rose. and the close was
strong at 1854.
Stock Observation-Disclosures: 1O2E: high
est 1884; lowest lU2I closing lU2Ia.
Consolidated Exchange Opening at
1929 highest, 1Oiak lowest, 1O2A CLOSING,
lO4L.
Total snl.s -aHD hnrrslS.
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The Crime Gor Whtrh lasGe Lsebos0 Mast
Aaswer-ais C0assssi00.
Special to the standard.
FALLS, Dec. 6.-Mike Lietold
was placed osa trial i'm the superior court
this morning for the murder OF Thomas
FallOn an the night of May -. 1851. Fall
Ion conducted "a saloon and Lis.ssood. Who
was "a frequcntcr of the place, became i'm
innate with Faiion's wife. Al II O'Clock
on the night of the murder Licbold VA. in
Mrs. Fallon's room over the saloon. Al 2
o'clock hc summoned u physician, whom
lsc informed that Falioss had committed
suicide. No one elise hs.ing i'm the saloon
at the time. L.iebold admitted the physi-
clan into the rssosn with ~ key he carried
ia his pocket; fallon was found lying ON
the floor Il ad. No weapon helnR found
ne .r the body. Licbold explained that hc
had put IL behind the bar. Six days after
FailOn's death L.iel,old aud Mrs. Fallon
wer. married and AT once left the coun-
try, Taking S9.0OO of Failon's money. A
year afterwards. Mrs. Lict.oid died at
Salt Lake City and soon after Liebold com
fessssl his crime To William Cyan at Col.
fax, this STATE. Last spring ERan told
Chief of Police Durrs.n of this city of tho
confession and Warren arrested Liei,old
at Moscow. Idaho. The examination of
witnesses will begin in the morning.