Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-10
CONDENSED NEWS.
Gen. Sherman spent Yesterday at Maui

CONDENSED \ ENS.
Gen. Sherman spent Yesterday at Maui
tou.
Nebraska editors have gone on an ex
cursion to the Pacific.
The strikes in Germany are giving way
under the starvation of the strikers.
Pueblo is at work on biz exposition
scheme in the shape of mineral pal
ace."
II. Coltbran has been promoted to act.
ing general manager of the Colorado Mid
land.
The latest report says that seventeen
persons were killed in the accident on the
Norfolk railroad.
The wheat and corn crops in South Da-
kota are reported to be seriously damaged
by the hot, dry weather.
The Montana constitutional convention
elected some officers and heard the report
of the committee on rules.
Bentley Logan, the black thief OF Lamar,
has been wounded by his pursuers. lie
is pushing for the neutral strip.
| The constitutional convention at Bis
marck, Dak., heard the report OF the COM
mittee on rules and ordered it printed.
The Salvation Army in Trinidad has
been arrested for creating racket on the
street. Their noise caused runaway
accident.
The double-turreted Monitor Amphi-
trite is now being towed to Norfolk by the
cruiser Boston, where the vessel will be
prepared for service.
The latest advices from Hayti report
that Hippolytes forces now treat all
American vessels with the greatest re-
spect. Even an American schooner was
saluted.
The leader of the Salvation Army at
Colorado Springs has been fined $15 and
costs. He has appealed and in the mean
time the army will parade without musical
Instruments.
A fire in the Canon City penitentiary
damaged the carpenter shop. During its
progress Sarah Brooks, prisoner from
Pueblo, attempted to hang herself. She
is thought to be crazy.
Miss Louise Bates made balloon as
cension from Ashbury Park, n. j., and
dropped in parachute from height of
1000 feet. She fell into Deal lake and
was rescued with difficulty.
The strike at Duluth resulted in battle
on Saturday between thirty police and
5000 strikers. They fought nearly an hour,
killing three men and over twenty-five
were wounded, some fatally. A company
of militia then charged upon the strikers
and drove them from the streets.
A delegation representing the Bangor &
Piscatoquis railroad and the Bangor, Me-,
board Of trade, appeared before the senate
committee on inter state commerce and
argued in favor of granting the Canadian
Pacific even terms with the American
roads on freight to and from western
points.
At the regular meeting of the Parnell
branch of the Irish National league in
Philadelphia, r. McFadden, the branch
representative to the municipal council
rendered his resignation as a delegate
McFadden said he would no longer serve
as member of the central body as he
did not consider those who are in cont ro
fit representatives OF the Irish race
Herr Bismarck has demanded that Swift
zerland shall cease to harbor revolution
lists, and the Swiss government has de-
cided to negotiate loan of 20,O00OO0
marks to provide new rifles for its army
Germany does not wish war with Swift
zerland and the emperor says the new
police measures of the Swiss are suffici-
ent.
Andrew J. Ryder, an employee of the
Grant smelter, went to his room, in Den
yer yesterday, took q picture OF his I'M
faithful sweetheart and placed ii at the
foot of the bed, lay down so he could
look at it, and put bullet through his
heart. His atlianced left him to marry
another man. The coroner's jury render
ed verdict OF disappointed in love-"
Quiet has prevailed at the Samoan
island during the past six weeks, and
the political situation Of the country has
assumed peaceful aspect. Mataafa
abandoned his Notifications early in May,
sent his men home, and moved to the
eastern end of Apia. He stated that he
desired to show Admiral Kimberly and
the American people that he wished to
do all in his power to promote peace. He
said he was ready to abide by the deci-
sion of the Berlin conference. Mataafa
gave feast, to which he invited 200
foreign residents and officers of all ma
tons. No Germans attended. Mataafa
made speech, thanking Admiral Kim
berly for bringing about peaceful state
of affairs. Most of Tamasese's men have
left the camp and gone home. Numbers
OF them visited Apia recently and were
nnmolested by the other parties. A box
was received from the state department
at Washington containing 81 100 worth
of gold and silver watches and $500 in
gold coin to be distributed among the
natives who rendered assistance to the
American ships during the hurricane.
Cold, cough, coffin is what phioso-
piers term "a logical sequence" One is
very liable to follow the other; but
by curing the cold with dose Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral the cough will be stop
ped and the coffin not needed-just at
nraaant