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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
LOVERS SEPARATED,
Tho GOrmAn EMpUrUr still WilhhUids its
AasNt,i Ia Ilia IisIrtl. Mnssiu,n

IhN UOrhlhh hhlpNrOf still WlthhNlla Ills
Assent To Ills sisters Marriage
lIEnLlS, Nov gi,-rhU Emperor still
wlLhlOlds lila assent 10 the bptfOlhnl Of
Ills slater Margaret to tho CSarowIlS,
Prince bismarck lie reported aS approve
lug thu niatCll, This Princess herself Ia
willing, SIuCU meeting hur Bultur al
AlhCuS, The reluctance Oi tho Emperor
Ia attributed 10 tho weakly constitution
Of tho CEarowllN, TlU iaCt that Tho
ltlhCCBa 10 a Lutheran 10 no obstacle 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

FOsronIA, o, Nov. gi.-ltoubrn Gard.
ner fatally stabbed Lafayette Fronts al
West MiIIgrovC, a small place near here,
last night AQuarrcl arose over n game
Of cards. Fronts died In n law minutes
after the knife was plunged into hIB side.
Gardeners speedy removal 10 tho county
Jail nj liowllnSuteUh stopped tho lynch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
4 DIVIDED LEGISLATURE.


The Montana Lower House Effects Dual
Organization.
HELENA, MONT., Nov. 24.-The Mon.
tana Legislature made an attempt to or.
ganize yesterday. The outcome was
that two parts OF two organizations were
effected. The Republicans met in a
public hall and the Democrats in the
Court House. Officers were elected by
each Of the two Lower House branches,
but the Senate couldn't organize. the
Democrats not appearing and thus pre-.
venting quorum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

DAYTON, O., Nov. A.-sir Knight
James Nrsbitt, for many years Emi.
mont Recorder Of the Masonic Grand
Lodge Of Ohio, died at his home in Troy,
Ohio, to-day, from paralysis, with
which he has been suffering for two
wears,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
Steamship News,

QUEENSTOWN, Now 24.-The Cuuard
liue steamer ElruIia, from Liverpool for
New York, is delayed hero by fog
There was troubled on board the steamer
owing to the union men refusing To sail
with the non.uniOn men. The union
men were impris ned for day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

A rather important tUal Estate deal ID
r. 'otled 70 have b,Ch made Saturday,
Tho Guy Hank Ia said to have rnIUuNtti
lrOIn Hannibal fUtbUO thu bailey build.
ing at no corner VI Market and AllpI 0,
Tito price was not learned nor was Tho
report directly verified, but II 10 believed
" bU With good foundation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

TRENrOS, n, j., Nov. ~ Tho battle
Of Trenton will 10 celebrated hers Do.
Cembcr ~, by tho Sons Of tho lt0vOlN.
finn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

ATLANTIC CITY, FLA, Nov, A.-The
Cotton warehouse VI tho Excelsior
Mills, with 10000 to 10000 pounds ii
Sea Island cotton, was destroyed by fire
last night, Loss not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

WASHINGTON, Dc, Nov. 24.-Statuary
wrought in Italy after model may not
be brought here free OF duty as the pro.
duClion OF an American artist. So has
decided the Treasury Department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
A Fnlse KnIEIlt.

JEsEY Cry, N. j., Now 24,-George
Walker, Treasurer Of Knights Of Py.
thiaS Lodge in Jersey City, took its
funds, borrowed his wiie's gold watch
and 5000 OF his faLher.in.law, and Is now
tnisainV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

WASHINGTON, D, G., Nov. 24.-The
Controller Of the Currency has author.
lied the Citizens National Bank Of
Marietta, O., to begin business with ii
capital Of S5O,OOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

LIMA, Col, Nov. 24.-COl. K. Rath.
bone, founder Of the order Of tho Knights
.Oi rYthiRs In AMERICA, IN lying very III
at this place, with small hopes Of 10.
nnvNFV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

TORoNrO, CAN, Nov. M,--AL sillcry
Cave, Canada, yCatCtday, n schooner
with q barrels VI GOnltaband Yankee
NhIAkY was COnIlsCalNh,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

llRooKlHN, N. Y, Nov, "a --AiM Mary
Murphy yesterday believed abe VIVA
Ayallowlng d BlCdlllg powder, hut II WaB
chloride oil potash, shU Is dead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

BHISrOL, Pa, Nov. 2i.-'Ihe holy Of
John Smaller was yrSlcrlay found In tho
Delaware river III burlington, N j.
There 4tO no matks Of murder, Ito left
home October ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

rRooKLyS, N. w. Nov 9i.-JosCph
JackuOn, 4 COlOFOd "pal" oi murderer
QrCpnwHld, yesterday attempted u kill
q wltuGBs HgAlnst the murderer during
tllg trial. Jackson Ia locked up,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

the match, as she is ready to join the
Greek Orthodox Church,
Prince Bismarck is expected To take
part in the debate on the second reading
Of the Socialist bill in the ReiChstag on
Tuesday, The elections in Berlin for
renewing one.third Of the members of
the Municipal Council resulted in the
return OF 81 Progressists and d Socialists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
A Patrol Wanted.

NEw HAVEN, CoSS., Nov. A.-Con.
nGCtiCut wants her coast protected
against smugglets, and will ask Congress
for revenue patrol Of her shores, like.
that on other New England coasts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
Agn,I AnIMnnnhnIIsI.

lInooKLYS, n. T., Nov. 2l.-llannah
Hastings, III VuNrs old aud stark naked,
walked abtONd In Brooklyn Friday night,
sent home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

ALADiRs' Fair aud FpbllyAl will DO
held III Lliu Church Of the immaculate
Conception, Thifty.slGth street, on the
9Th, 9SLh, 29.b and 3OLh oil November
All are welcome,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

DO you suffer With CatatfhY You ran
DO cured II yOn take lIUOd's HAtsapafila,
tbs great blood putlAOr. SOld by all
druggIhW,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25

WASHINGTON, D. g., Nov. 24.-The
Treasury Department OverrulGS New
Yotk's collector, aud admits free Of duty
tiger skins merely Cl, aned and dried.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
TIIE SECONN ASSISTANTS NEpORr


Tho Stnr SInil Route AcrviCC-A Saving
over IRAt Ycnr =. Estimates Tor Neat
Year,
WAanlSOroN, b. g., Now 9l.-Tho an.
nual report Of Second Assistant Post.
nastCr.GCnGral Whitfield, shows tho
number u star mall routes In operation
on June 80, 1850, VIA 1907, upon
which tho total cost Of service was g..
l77,lOj, The annual rate Of UxpUndi.
tufe OH July !, 1850, under contract
madU during tho lasL fiscal year for tho
performance Of Hlar service from July |,
1850, To June 80, 1890, In the first con.
tract section, embracing the States VI
Maine, Nuw Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, Rhode lBlahl, Connect.
lieut., New York, New JUfsty, Della.
ware, Maryland, Virginia aid West
Virginia., was 81 1873, 800, n do.
CREASE from tho annual rats Of
expenditure Tor service In tho States on
JunB3O, 1850, VI $lb,i0O, representing a
saving VI fOO,BOi for thU ensuing con.
Tract torn OI four years from July II,
$50. ThU annual rate Oi expenditure
! iofIrallrOad transportation on oil routes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
TIIE COST On TllE ARMY.
Annual Report of the Secretary Of War.
Expenditures and EstimuteS,

Annual I,,uor, ~ AZ, gnc.o,nrv az Wnr
r,n..,,i,,,,r,. nm, ,,,,',,,t,.
~ '''.'','.,''' ~ :" % ~, c.o
"As"iN"'oN' ~ W. NoN' -''-'ee'e'
tary OF War Proctor has submitted his
r.port, which shows that the expeudl.
,,,.0 Recommendations tor IN. Hsc,I yoor
W., 10 VI , ~ Zoo" ,n"n W. Wv, "'1 y"
ehu'hH June 'o' 1851 were "S Io''o"H'
Salaries and contingent expenses,
81 0G3Ol5 10: military establishment,
s11 az ru7 "a. rrILic wo,Ls inclrJ;nn
E-1" 49,, n wi I" 0; ,,,,w U'"V, SO
,o, cox "N. ,;,nIi, n",ims "'IIiS 81 coi
~ iS 90, w. SIn "a t0i '"''' '''''''
r =" ,, '" ,T" Lns ,ho or,ror, "a,
~ .Ii,',, I,''',, On ,Snn ",'.a 30 t."
T"' ye"' '"''"s O"''' wv low "'' 10 wi
W. o,l ,o,,;.,. o,
:, " n.S ne" M, ;, II,,sSl 1 GiHpu"','
q, 'S SSS ,,,N ~ y; ii;" ,Hs ;,',ii,ii,,,
81 "'",.IJ -, pun ,,, "o'"o, 60 TG9
10Y e 6o "" 'o %JG ,a0' ,Jin,s 81 I'D I'D
o o1i "a "a ,n,nT So" ne" 0nn = J''''' "''''
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Ae iM,s" ".neT'nc" "et""e.' t .1 n.y..
l,"lIi",'UT" ~" e t'T ,i',' n''n 'Ho '" 10.
ySnr 10 n'"iI. "ue " , LILY ,e"uc c III
y" HpP'Jp''",oIi IT, "G''. . "uiN', in'
c'TWIhE it,ol "lu 'i".""' I.'iuHe'i'e'I y
Nv rs,'"1"'vI 'o' '.'' p'a''' i.,,i o.! "m
w! Lu", msAt =. " fiiay ," tmnE "T"e ""'
LOW, are 10 ' aoa,""s 20 0, nsH. anu ,; Ion,
insrmt uApc"9'S: S - In T'n ~ v '",l'"r iy
e .IS ~ inS 10; i0", ITO HU, puo''0
"orhs. IA ,?t "'''sr''%H" U4a w" ~.
IeTrs' S','?o,V'V ooi i't"., "1i, 1850 W
he MaIol'ueHei"l eolhIl commanding FuD'
mus ny t'ppt W tle oPcfa TI o' lile
Amy ioL 'he l'aSt SeHr' Ihey SlNM "
Satisfactory Staat " uI!.' Inu ulSC'p.lnr'
progress III n,.. instruction Ut oi ane uoops'
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27
County.
Renabllean lam Ngellng.

On last Saturday eremRg thu Re
publican Club 81 tie County of bsii
Aha hell a meeting n oTIer 10 ir4us
Ter the GLIB IRON al iajopen i,at
OF rssaais 4t9-et= II n part q: ttt4r tscIszsb-
lcAs NAtilaai League Ga motion,
Ggl. a J. Foal.zi9 Sas unanimously :
elected president of tae Cub. Col.
Fountain made a tsx remarks ia
which ht gave the history ct the ciaU
irOin the ums oi is organization; he
saii that the elub h1i increased from
three 81 10 Si2 meabers, sol q
Which lai voted tAs republican TEX
q. and it was through l8js eiGb that
D5la A14 C5lay was earriet
ti5e lie ii.s-Iliti5 liti5..::eaf5 PARTY !=5is5t1
ArmJo and FIJI Nsssom were aH2,.i
mpasly elected Wee Presidents, Riai
10 Pin9 MAS elected Secretary.
The Constitution Of tae National
Repg8lican league Yas glssa read
t+itt. adopted ext IN ofdvt Wis t5r-
election o3 Al executive connuiee,
and the following named persons
,sere unanimously eirCied, q. ".
Mossman. Tlos. Branigan, Mausno
iiIresu, ff7fzr71 afgFgrTu, srtiyii J rEzg7
Silva, after which : m9jisa WIS n2le
aad easrisI that a committee o. Is
laws be sppainiei. AID the rr.ssi ieni
appoi..ted q. c. B5-,;ii. J +. DcA.sr,
Prof- MeCrcs, ". {. lle!-aay, and J.
j. Baad,'l . aei aFs saii cosnm Zee.
lae neeslNes q l3e ciab Viii taka
piaee o. the iirs, Monday o. every
month sui Al spch other tita -
Use H.egbeis desire to e..lI sl.es..iia... l.es.i..
- .e..Is
IL was unanimously mavci aH3
carried that ". Il II Islsweilya,
Chs Mc.calte, Eagene Van Pa5tea.
aai Marina fsJilm8a be sci,i is dele.
gate 20 tbs meeling II the Tcffiio
raj NasloaaI Republicaa Leasa,
SSh.eh s:see.s =. BIO .s=sss..a -. L.
18th OF Jaly.
Miss Maggie Fean,aia, daa salel
et the presiacst Of tiie rlui7, ani 81
hatoT OF the handsome basner, wa
unanimously elscIed 81 honorary
member. Resolutions af regret au,
sympathy LRere adopted oa the dealt
ot Wm. Ii. Allen, one of tho frs
members Of The club aud II was re
noived that copies be placed on hi
aud one copy be seat 10 the family
and publication be a1ie IN tie Ri
GrAnde RBPuBLIcAs. There leihg Is
further business lhe meeting adj parn
ed.
PINfTO PISo,
Secretary.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27

Mh.l.l tee sutl.ll i fsss la.-es- tl.4
Lake Valley ut.iss TINA il hss teen foF
=. ne raoass. r.s;, a; 20 ;iss Ia, thsss
been ee.lsr G. more aesi alncd etlsr!s a,.ds
a; aert.s ggasot .aa'. =; 'prs.eat Fhe aa-.i-
~ sls-s. s-a Auss-f4aa,ag On tae pr1s
;'-ses.4- ~ z-ti sro.asr Z. ssest tg Ls ys- .ed.
81 sir e]rap7eser VII ssc,tiY os put -
s.sl ,Ae a-s@s bs F-e - c5MFfsss1 az
s-,s.ssI-sf sea# IS .sst...aFs oae lafel
80 y 80 &C.; Us =aeN t-e. I-a
Hes!r ,ttoggi ;as;u ua.-ja, aal siaL4l-
~. 51in tegs visa lie .H.ellJr :. E5..z
10 tazs .-zs-- sl-.zz l--.-ll.t nd z-..t -
rus L. e,Hrsr.aa ". g l-aiiey, ,te
gsaerat saa '.r, ai. ehaz. iss 5s.H
aesg-5fgrs h-- ices u.e-e si.ss .Pg- ] m;ea4
COS 81 ~ .o N1tS - ea5ae-L srzi eita.sf
gfoso ta,s anne 90 extremely ,s'e-o.e oar
" b:e4S J. istias La. year sae uis.e
m 20 pe ee-t O. Inc usrkei ya.ua y
.4s ..ges. M0st q lie wgls on ssass Ea.lts
IS aow ss.Ls dsae IS Liz eoils lsal-F A.
ihaug 3, ilere Ii 81! good sr9and opel f5f
!easas,, :, &Aoa HE eanpsay ne noYs
-isr.as slessa. ilsiase as7ts.-Airoez.s
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27

Al he iAia meas : Of the cNEniS een'-
sz.tsJaers $1,000 fw-Fia Of Currsat *
rfss- baa4a yere n,dsrsd u be il4aed, and
:. a. Reese < COS oi3 Of - cents f0r
tAsm wss aeean;.-l, 7'a7 Feeo7i-r sas or
4etei .sf-zas b,ads "a ia is!rii't'sTs q gPaH-
y warrslis .-,ssd. Psior u da'y 4, ". o
-efessass tts t-s tor faa3ns A,vn :
rsa. in $l3 3247.ss was orleraa 10 be.ossred
% = 81 Ans ooautr ia pAyu.at q SiefEa
ecpnfy's a5atte Ter. Tas as5 tseH ae-
cape! ls ls s 2 l4---s.-- ---.-.s, sat Al s-ni IS
tie b!ssls arriye 50 yssf bond bearing
.iK 4sr csai ia;e7si. wal be f,el up sad
sAi4 84as Ii Anal l.llaAera= i :
Jcea.e.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27
Amssde Hosorab,s.
PiSFTo PISo,
Secretary.


An indignation meesing Of the e.s4zeat
81 Kingston. New Ms1ico, was hsia al the
school hSpse, On "Wednesday evening July
Ssh, Ia regard 70 certain article ps'stta
IN the kiags,on shaft ef tie lssb hsss-
The meeting vas called 10 order by J. =,
Whi,am as ehai.snsa. aad JEo. &. Nagsr
- secretary.
The chairman stated she object e The
isses,ag was f5s the purpose Il aiiosiag
sFprslsiOa Of shs people. Tsia,iye 10 the
course u sss shasL
F.srHsrks wers made ~ Cot a. ~.
HAIRS, Juays {. E. ArvTuzu. RVr. y.
w. Chase and j C. Barge exPtessiag their
diaappsoba,ion Of Tie course pe;saed by
ths Shsf is iibsilous sttsck oa ens q eaT
rsT.z4zs tkGi ss 40 4 :ssss
Eavuld set ths seal " condemnation, ea be
c5uFSe 6f The sEast
Ihs anansgrs os the saAft, J.. .P. Hylard
beng present Kss Gated upsa f'r ivw
IemsFks. be sssseI tha; he knes n"sAtag
III ths article aa,siiIs psbiirz.Fzs1. He 81 !
hsVwead be HFsrc eassglA sa t'fe fsAsaea ~
regard 70 Articles Of a Ffrfonai Enai - .et tse-
ias published ia thy sssfi, be hsd usl
answssed "a Article sheh slAaetrea hin
asd hss family IN the OPise he admitted
Shat the e1itor af ibs Shaft. G. 7. Barr bad
told bin that be ~ss Solng 70 give Mafisoli
raking avEr In ia columns As5 Il We hrAl
1noinent. HyiAaa saIa 10 Barr pat Ia : hAi
yea d--B please
On Hsl.sisssr Of q 3. ". Ersss. COMMITTEES
es thres MAS sppnintsa q aEzssa. Ee=al1tlhhs
r. c. MefRsH, Rabt. KEy hn3 Jsa. 1fHy
were Epp0nisd. Ths fsllowlng Ten2lalsenl
wsfe aasnime8sly al1psNd aHa erarred
IStiNfeI ID The ztAst. sssssf ss77ty
Ad9eeAse aud Rls q rsada kkrgnLscAk.
Whersas hp ssaie,e has mads Is halsssr-
hSea is she kingston Atsfs thri EEs LTas1S
lihelloas, nassllsd for mAisgn&at Sisd 70.
aeeiins t1pan t-e tle3ia Z s11A.l4t and standing
II ene ef rur bert eisfz-as psH thezsssrs
weths estsxsns ~ Kjngs;pn y. M., @isbi
ans regard 20 Eslltlesi alsiistsaias hsse sse
in p1bisc mssiiag - express eay ihdisfs
tian and runisanp. fer thn-eazsss x %,
EIlllor af saia kinEat0a Skan.
J z. Hyland. manager OF TIE kis9stsi
sshAf&. ssA.A1 IA iAa cainnAk 4af tie si.al
vcre assgE faf the p'is lcsliof af Tho saars
FesslsEssags, flF VI hsck : ss4sa- II lAas.ss
saN sfezf.h .hIin.
Ms issee'irs tier Naassse
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27
Ng,l,s 10 sarvstars.

Bids fer ecsts=ei Tor tie rnanine ef
-C1aAis iiae t4taeen LINCOLN ard
I,ghA Ana e5-Iss-es viil be received -hv tSe
Bsafd u County Commissioners IT Dohs
Asa counts, up+o iile lslh 3sy of August
wexs TIE contract wiil be- awarded u The
iossst fesaans5bie bidder, washer from
Lieeoln g. n1na Ana, county.
By oIArr e The Board q. Eoug,y Com
niss.eaegs.
H. T. srsFnrNTog,
I.liy g, 1889. tlcrk.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27

In the United States C,tetsit Ceprt fa7
the Soalhera District CT NsN York, Judge
Shipman hahira aaga at opirioa icg
days ago n The sax u the oNn@rs of toe
Irssss- ma II covering H3s.et,st's ssofnaeh
Biprr. agaius; Arnold Thsier and tnruell
The.is-. tie eamp3unders lecAted ou Nesey
s.Ts-at. Se~ YORK, 5tSly. ia which i was ls-
rssz.sza ,tst. although shs defendants nA.gC
use Of their own names on tiiN labels af.Aed
"a TIE hoilleA continuing bGers prepared
hy thsm, ysi as they NeE.a @s.asatiy ds-
slzned 10 tfaaita,s tba H.sseesief -Eetse4-, tbet
were ihfriagaaA AaA psrpe.a4l issiaae.iea
vas gfahied snd ~ Hcc0usupg q dNaIagcs
u-lrreA t,relheF aiih the casts " tie SUIT
Il isihe eyidsn; Intention u The has'ettsr
ge ,,le . protect thor yalaab'e iFaie mafb
seainsi al ihf;iHg1Fs.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27
Dissolution Of Par.n-rshlp.

Neiirs il ssreby gwen that inf partner
ship b6sA<eD Fred f.ufkins Ana w. kexeF,
hfuh name. l.askins & kezcr. iuluher deal.
era. j. dissolved. I.umosr Nil b sid eaeaI
f,,r cnsh. By J. VI, kKfxE
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27
wM. W. GxfswsS, TSpaa ssEaR1.
Presi&e4l .Pss4s3eas.
First National Bank.
: of8AMTAFE, "a. M.
So FE y. q. g. u lasa.

SAwxx Fr. y. n. Seak "a ls6a
TIA aissstssz q tke esle.se, ssasxisfsv e
talaas sraasis fspas keAss saa saskkFs, \
ssss~csfsity catlea ~ sse nawsasagsa III sh4A
IA. ( f..g sAss z4.szzs-t saaA1 e ~ bss<ssssas
NRs = $50 = s-siz= 4a-t.=s4< - S<Nses,a
wish sasnusIes taiiSset4sslaS sssti ~esl Ask& VA
sils TsE@-l%,Fy. 4 b rsenssss1 sssi4a Az eran-
-sAss - = ssas5sx b,sszu,sx ssEzs -
fassaatle - esss - slssA hssss ss.Aass<
Assea~is Y n@nAA 6ansxwA 3esghsase
aad Eassa@s #ss# u seessfk3s lsartsssssarsx
s.sek &laAs-2 1lasss anA RAaessaes.
lzb~s.l s-ssSasnSss 10 eSsssss ssssasssalss aasass
kafa tx llsss1Ssl ~ tzistsss, sszss&ae
sd ge.astsres<.
Istasssia ss.s.sea en lia.a 1ssn ssEI
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s5oa,ooo TO loan.

Farties dssiting lsans In amounts
ofhom s1oo TO So. 900, on niands
In the Mssllia valley, can SECURE
sa#.e ay Calling upon S. p. Nooiard, /,
tMnnagse of the S. 1. Davidson
ksortgagO Co, at ne oIlce efDss-
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27
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PAINT ER.

Pointing and Pererhang-
inc In all It's branches.
Artistic Ceiling and Wall
Decorating q speclalty.
Wall Papers sold In any
Quantities from Samples OF
81 pas dealers at 81 Paso
PEIces.
shop and ONCE, Corner
E3ulIdine .. rear OF ~. Lob
mans store.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-27
The Hestetter stomach Bitter People
S4sre Another Point.

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, 1889-04-04
D-nvsr's Bright Detectives.

DENVER, Colo, March 30.-W. Il.
Clark, the man arrested last evening on
the supposition of being the man who
robbed the First National bank OF S2l, 900
and subsequently, released after u. II.
Moffatt failed to identify him was rear.
rested and will be held to await further
developments on charge of
being An accomplice. He posi-.
lively denies any connection with
the affair. Detectives while searching
u building in the vicinity of the bank to-
day discovered in the hallway leading to
the s. f. Olinger Printing Co.'S light
brown overcoat In pocket which was
loaded revolver aud bottle OF sulphuric,
containing nitro Rlycerine which had evil
IDENTIFY been thrown there by the robber as
he passed through the building to escape.
The find WAS taken to the police headquar-
ters anil the bottle and contents sent to q
chemist to be analyzed The deadly ex.
p,oaive proves to be simply bottle of
caster oil. No other new Developments
were made on the case. Clark came here
recently from Grand Rapids, Mich where
his father is engaged in the lumber bust.
Dess. Soon after his arrival here he opened
loan office, for the purpose of loaning
money on chattels and mortgages. This
he gave up two months ago and became
interested in poker club rooon 10 the
Hollock 4 Howard block. and was 10 these
rooms ut the time of his arrest
, 1889-04-04

enough In brain and heart to see this, and
brave enough to act upon it and we can
only regret that 10 this hope we have been
disappointed. We are more 40 because
Mr. Halstead IL sin9ularly fitted for the
position to which he was appointed, and
is personally as honorable and clean q
man as be IL politically a stubborn and
i'm pacable fighter. We have it from
very high authority that IL the name
of Governor Foraker Is not sent
to the senate before it's adjournment, the
governor will be despatched as minister
TO Germany very soon thereafter. IL this
be 30 the democrats of senate will have
helped the malignant republicans Of that
body to wreak their private revenge upon
Mr., halsteud only to saddle man like
Governor Foraker. whose hatred for the
South double discounts any republican
in the country, on our deplomatic service.
On that issue W. have an impression that
the gentleman will hnd it az easy to
satisfy their own consciences as to explain
themselves to public opinion, which in the
end Is tolerably just in these matters,
and will not give It's approval to conver.
| sion Of senate into a den of assassin