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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

The grand jury vii! do well to investi
gate the reasons why the county commits
soners OF santa Fe county have not COM
pl e with the law and publish for the in
formation of the people the statement re-
Quired, showing The receipts and expendi-
lures of the county during the year 1888
why taxes collected for the benefit Of this
county have been paid out in defiance Of
las The grand jury Millalso do we'll to in
vesti-ate the outrageous and unlawful
conduct Of u. s. deputy marshaIs ana
deputy sheriffs at the lust election; it
should look carefully and diligently into
the a,tions of the county officials OF Santa
Fe county for the past four years. There
Is plenty Of work to no done and all OF it
In the cause OF good government and a
pure administration Of public affairs.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

as follows

as follows;
TO the casual observer, be lie Demo
crat or Republican, it would seem ius1
and proper that the offices Of surveyor
general, chief justice, collector OF internal
revenue and United Stntes MARSHAL in
New Mc%lco should he filled bv members
OF the party i'll power, In many in
stances the officers filing these positions
by virtue of a recent Democratic admins
tratlOn, are Objectionable t. the earnest
and Intelligent Republicans OF this terri
tory. During the late campaign our PEG,
PIE were assured OF q speedy change III
these Offices in the event OF Republican
success. The Republican party was sue
cesStul but the changes most desired are
yet unmade. We know the best inter.
ests OF the territory and tie wishes OF the
Republican party demand That Republi.
ans should fill these positions. Per,
Sohal or private preferences ought not Il
be considered by President Harrison.
lie Was elected to administer the atiair~
u this great nation as ii Republican and
Il he considers that this territory possess.
es sufficient talent among it, RppubIi-
tans to I'll these Offices it is his duty t.
me party that elected him to make the
@hanges without further delay.
There is no question that this terrtor,
would be greatly benefited by u sp, ed!
change in the offices named adding to it
The one Of United States attorney The
cause OF Il decent and fair administration
Of affairs demand such action. Further
shy should our people be compelled to
nave officers very obnoxious to them in
their midst? There can be no good
reason for this and there is no good
feason fr it. The administration should
heed the overwhelming sentiment OF the
people Of this territory, make the desired
thanges and give US fair honest, COM
petent and Just men in the offices named
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

THERE is not much doing III Chicago at
present in the matter Of the Cronin muir.
der. In fact, it Is becoming very evident
that the big fish Of the Cronin conspiracy
have so lar escaped the drag-net OF the
prosecution, and that, if jull justice is
ever to be done, the most interesting de.
reiopments Of the case are still to come.
The punishment OF the actual murderers
is greatly to he desired, but the main en-
'leayor Of the prosecuting officers should
be the conviction Of the men who stood
il the shadow and directed the work Of
assassination.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

Commencing Monday, October IS,
1885, the WABASH ROUTE, in connection
with the Union Pacific railway, Kansas
division, will run new and elegant Buffet
Pullman cars daily between Cheyenne
Denver and st. Louis, via Kansas City
Without change Of cars This makes the
shortest route between those points from
10 to 1870 miles. Only one change OF cars
between Cheyenne, Denver and Cincin
natl, Louisville and all points south, Chi
cago, Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo
Rochester, Albany, New York, Boston
and points east, indianapolis, Akron
Columbus, l'ittsburg, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Washington and all middle and sea-
board states points. This makes the
shortest, fastest and most complete route
in all respects between the west and the
east. The Phlmans are fresh from the
shop and are OF the most elegant and
modern design. All connections at St
Louis are made in the Union depot
The official schedule will he publishe>
later. G. M. HAMpsoN,
Commercial Agent, Denver, Coo
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29
Among Errors Isuinuu, t. Henlth,

one OF the most mischi 1vous and most com
mon is the indis riminate and too frequent Use
Of purgatlves. Such he ;iCnes, if well chosen
aud seasonably resorted to, are certainly useful
but many persors 81 ct the worst, fly from one
10 the other and employ them whe there is lao
Drcasi u, or tucir utility has ceased. 10 estab
Ilsh on d permanent ha,is q regular condition OF
me bowels, the finest Hlteralive Is HOstetter'
stomach Bit, rs. 1t Is botanic III origin, and Il
,afe suCcedsneum for those OH ,ctionabe drugs
caumrl ana blue i'll; it does hot gripe or drench
he bowels ike the ordinary eyacutnts, ana il
not only reforms irregularIty Of The habit OF
body, bur remedies the disorder and inactivity
If the liver and stomach, which usually accom-.
pany that condition Kheunatism, kidney
,rruble, malarul complaint and nervousness arc
removed by the Btters.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

THERE are Il lot of unpaid bills against
the Democratic national central commit
tee. and creditors therefore will bring suit.
Probably that committee was ran Oil the
saue principle as the Democratic terri
torlal central committee of the territory
Of New Mexico, namely, principally foI
the members Of the committee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

1'ugwel ,ins OF pracess Louise and the
cal oi | lie took place last saturday. We
rrjurc Il, the Ilct that another one Of the
numerous progeny Of our esteemed friend
NIctorit Il, J., is safely married. We
a,e ever the worry in Louise's case
and. Us said before, we are glad OF it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

The Washington Post comes to hand
IN am entire npw neat and bcco ming dress
Tie Post to-day Is one OF the brightest
and best edited journals in the country,
and since 1t adoptedne clothes, is almost
perfect. Its influence is spreading and
its circulation is steadily Oh the increase.
SO mute il be.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

TIE Memphis Appeal says the Grand
Aruy 0i the Republic has come to be
nothing more than all ussoriujion Of pen
sion .ruDber5." The Appeal and its ilk
like the Grand Army Of the Republic II"
more tan it liked the Grand array Of Loyal
fcup ii troops from l36l to 1850. Bred III
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

TIE United States grand jury might
investigate that little story OF the issuln-
OF blank commissions for deputy mar
slal~ at The last general election i'll this
territory namely in November last.
Iucrp might be something very interest
ing found III that direction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

Tie st. Louis Republics "having fits"
because Sec Noble is still secretary OF The
interior The Republic might Just as well
get used to it. There is no Use kicking
q -aiNst Die slNts.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

IT hehooves all cool citizens and spe'
Gully all Republicans to vote on the 9th
OF August next for delegates 10 the consti-
tuliona convention. The larger the vote
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

A INV YORK dispatch says, whisky
il going up in New York Quite differ
eure between New York and New Mex.
,co. In this section OF country whisk!
iuNaraNlv gOes down.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29
1913 Main St., BUFFALO. N. Z,

am satisfied that Cancer is hereditary In my fem
lily. My father died of 1t, sister OF my mother dice
OF il, and my own sister died Of It. My feeling
may DO imagined, then, when the horrible disease
CANCER, eating inwardy In such way that It coui
net be CIT ont. Numerous remedies were useo .oi
it, but 20 Cancer grew steadily worse, until sem
ed that VS. doomed to follow TIE others c. the
family tools Swft's Specific, which, from he first
day. forced ont tho poison. ard continued its ust
until had IA en- several bottles, when found my
self well. Il:owtnat s. s. s. cured re.
Winston, Il. G., Nov. 60, 'S9. Mrs. y. II. lDoL
Send for Took on Cancer end Blood Diseases,
Ale Swlr7 hREGIyIo 70, Drawer 8, Atlanta, On
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

Fox the benefit OF our esteemed con
temporarias the New MEXICAN desires to
say that it is OH hand and all right and III
excellent spirits this fine July afternoon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

Epson testified that electricity would
xii, ana Invited those sKeptics who did
not bteyo it to come to tbs laboratory
and Try il. so iar there haye been no
tlktrs Of hi. invitation,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

I9LA is Writing new novel. 1t will
contain FIVE murders, besides great man!
assassinati0us of all decenc!es. We pre-
diet 1t will sell well.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

The use OF slang says the Buffalo
Courier, shows poverty Of vocabulary and
weakness OF invention That may be,
but slang is very expressive, nevertheless.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29
CITY SUBSCRIBERS,

MI il. Q, lHid has sole charge OF the city
,''oaa'un 81 The NEW MEXICAN, and all sub
st0YJ1uHs 'ln-i he uuil 10 him or nj this office.
C.., s,urrri1yrs NilI cout2r Il favor by repor'
IN 80 tins Office nj cases OF nou-delivery OF
t"r"r
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

TIE election inr delegates to the fonsti-
tn,iouaI convention takes place on August
AncAl DO MOI fnrset It.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

TJu Ya.t trust is trying to scoop up the
SIT Vl lie Earth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-29

MONDAY. JULY 20.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16

miles from Norfolk, to Burtons ro' ~
ON deep water. near the pa'' sor
which Il t. be another coal d'Po. ~
the navy and coal shipping point ~.
,be road. The road is having a"o'"e,
,o,va,tuI tug aud let of sea gong co"'
b,rges built for the trafic oe'"
I.mberts Point and New ioih'
Gsx MALONE is still sending out an
;,,n,s,.e quantity of political literature
10 every section Of the o,a'c, -, no" i,,'
ais, had 20 600 colored bordefeu s'iN
inner baudk,ichieis manu- icture1' III
~ rcn,rc of which Is large photo
en ,o,.h Of himself. These handkeichiei7
- = mode in Richmond. and are being
distributed all through the state.
Grs BrRsov. who shot and killed
Stepn.n B.nham in Bristol seyer"'
,,s'ts ago. was baled THURSDAY Oy
Judge Kelly in the sum # s2).oVo on
fhe plea that confinement endangered
his life.
Txan ARRAY at Rowlesburg, W. Va.
Saturday last. Thomas Dunn shot ano
llll,d George Moore. Both were EN-
Moves Of the Baltimore and ONO ROAD
,nj r. +. said both men were drunk al
the time Of the shooting.
GREAT preparations are beng made
far sam Jones's visit d LynchburS
IIa viii b. in hat city on the loth AM
.lov until the 2sth. i choir OF LOO J.
now training for his meeting
TIE first sale of new peanuts wa
made i'm Petersburg Saturday al ,
cents per pound.
SPECIAL AGENT CONRAD. OF Ninches
Tor Virginia. has been dismissed iron
b,. otiie. I'm the service of the lnterio
nenarfment. because b. was instru
mental in the discovery OF liiiniens'
land frauds m California.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.

r,rnt.hcd by tho Times" Corre-Pon-
dent. and state Exchapges-raragraph'
and Editorial Opinions Clipped Com
ou.dauJ Condensed From Home Papers
CHARLOTTESVILLE. October H. Cor
roonondsnce Tho Charlottesville IN
dustrial and Land Improvement Com
many has been IN existence Only 1iN
months. their charter bearing the dale
of April 3. Their business pas hteh
very successful indeed. ant they nave
iu.t declared q semi-annual dividend 'i
/ per cent. They also have q SURF iu'
fund. .,,.., ,l,.
The contract for the buildings OF the
Armstrong Knitting Factory ha7 ~ ~
let 10 Messr-. Nandegriit * SON "
work is TO be completed by tine ''' ~
Among the many new buildings in
course Of erection j. large iVery IS
tabIishment. making the third building
Of the kind in the city. The new one i7
the property Of Mr. \. ID. Payne.
udents are still arriving at the INT
versjty of Virginia. and the promise %
y roll bearing 500 names Is sure Oh lui'
fllment. There are the best oil feas' DDS
70 expec. brilliant record Ia athletics,
The base bail record of last season "iil
be hard To excel. although some n the
best PLAYERS Of the Old team ate mere
Mfr. A. Greenway. the slalwaft pltchei'
being among the number.
DR.. LafTerty preached at the Me'n"-
dist Church yesterday. \ pfoliAclei
meeting is in progress at tins cpufch'
Several old Charlottesville boys are
making brief aysin our city. Among
these are Dlr John Ralley OF texas
SON Of the Rev. l.. r. Rliiey. Dir. hai.
lev is here for the first time in quar-
Ter of a century. The Rev tnoch k"
lev n brother. u also visiting his iathei
Mr.. ]. 4. Patterson. of Philadelphia
il visiting his father. Mr.. j. &. Patter
son. .,
1t is hoped that Major Daniel viii DE-
able To speak here on November 4. ui'
dav. It's reported as arranged. ID"
with some chance of change Oh pan
If the Senator should come he wi.
have a splendid audience.
Mr. Massey told me recently that h
intended 10 press Malone for % di7
cussion in such manner that Do
fusal would be square blrkd'" %
He is very anxious to meet the 'eneia
and if he does there VIII be- fun tor I'D
crowd. but a mighty hard time OF 10 lo
D the nominee OF himself.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16

WE have the test reasons tor know
inc Tint Mahoue and his agents are at
tempting to commit IN tins community
AN set ca culatsd IN every way oarouse
The deepest indignation Of our citizens
and to excite Their most Determined OF 81
position.
1t is reported to us on excellent an
,bo,ity that houses are now beng rent
ed ia Other wards for negroes who no"
,.s,de IN jackson ward. with Wow to
running ihen, IN ao voters on election
day. 49,,
Our real eel ne agents should be care
fult,ieooIt evAry instance Of a change
Of residence on N part OF negroes that
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
THERE could be no better evidence oil

THERE could be no better evidence OF
the fact that Malone represents the
classes that have neither education nor
property than the total inability OF his
party to support an organ that Is en-
titled to the least consideration.
The Wing was formerly sustained by
the private subsidies of Mahohe'
but the drain upon ms re-
sources was SO great that he
finally allowed it TO collapse. In the
present campaign he has shown no
disposition to establish daily news
paper that will reflect his opinions
Probably his funds are not so ample
as they were, or it may be that he pre-
fcrs to SPEED the money that daily
newspaper would aDsoi b. in printing
and distributing documents full orialse
statements and odious ISLANDERS which
can do their foul work without danger
Of that public refutation by which they
would be met if they appeared IN a
prominent newspaper that was gener-
ally read.
His secret dissemination Of docu-
ments is certainly thoroughly IN keeping
with the character of the man who does
everything in an unhqnded and iurtlve
way. which, in itself, seems to afford
him great qualification.
All the important public statements
Of Malone are marked by audacious
disregard of the truth or by unbridled
impudence.
Thus he is reported as saying in his
speech at Stanton that great MAJOR
ity Of the soldiers who surrendered at
Annomattox are now IN full accord
with the Republican party, and active
supporters of its principles, statement
resting upon as much foundation as the
pretended intention Of General Lee &c
appoint him his military successor II
case anything happened to himself tC
disable him from command.
How many prominent Confederate
officers are followers of Malone, The
man IS far more Of a pariah among hi'
old army associates than among thu
members of any other class
, How many former Confederate pri
Yates vote for Mahonein this communl
ty? The number is small in any sense
even if there are any. but as compared
with the Confederate privates who sup
p port the Democratic ticket. that humble
is lost in complete ob-curiiy.
f in fact, it IT, notorious to every on
that the overwhelming mass OF Ma
p homes followers belong to the most X
nolant and degraded class of the com
- munity-a class entirely removed iron
n al the influences that reach educate
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
NAHONE AND THE NEW YORK COR
RESPONDENTS.

Tho CORRESPONDENT Of the Herdtd.
writing from Petersburg under the tate
# October Nth. states that he was IN
formed in that city thatit was Malone S
intention to build up a white man ;
rarty. because "as between the two par
Ties. the negro will ways vote with the
R.publicans whether ignored IN the
matter Of patronage or not.
An, how the Herald correspondent
adds. Malone is tired of negro domi-
nation. That Malone is anxious to
increase the number Of his white fol
lowers. we do not doubt. Such anxiety
would be most natural. as upon II de-
perd- his only chance Of election. In
alternating such men as Wise. Gronor,
and the rest Of the "kickeIs. 1t does
not look rs if he were pursuing the
very best course for his purpose.
That he is tired of negro domination
is a statement that ought to have APP
peared absurd to the Herald correspond
cnt in the light of his own words that
the negroes could be depended upon to
vote for Mahoue whether ignored IN the
matter OF Offices or not. In fact there
WAS never an instance before of so large
81 mass Of voters being entirely swayed
bv one man as is ;he case OF Malone
with ms black followers. So far from
being domiuattd by them he really
controls them politically As much as
any master Of the old regime controlled
them physically
Itisin the entire subseryency of this
class of voters to his will that the most
imminent danger to our institution lies
There seems to be something in the
very atmosphere surrounding General
Malone that dstorts the vision OF the
correspondents of the New York papers
We would specially invite the cor
respondent Of the New York Times who
nm bin. bed "a letter in the Monday issue,
ia come over to Richmond. whe "a he
will be able 10 obtain a much clearer
insight into the true political condition
of Virginia than he can get AT Peters
burg. We can confidently assure him
of one thing that the apprehension on
.ccount Of the negro asa voter and social
factor. to which he refers. is not, as he
states. confined to "old fogies and
Youngsters
On the contrary. it is shared by all
men who view the question dispassion'
atelv. and are not influenced by any
partisanshIp for Malone, or any desire
10 see him succeed in the coming cleo
/ ffpH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16

TAPPAHANNoCR October ID CORES
monde. &c The Democratic delegate b
from the maglsteral districts obi TINS
county met here on Saturday la-t anu
nominated William Campbell. Esg a.
Dunnsv.lle. for the House OF Delegates
Good nomination. lie willadd strength
and votes 90 our ticket.
Before the convention adjourned. the
Hon. Thomas Croxtou. Judge biakrN
r r. b. Wright. Ed. and Me-sf-. H.
:. Garnett. II. l. Newbul. and Booker
Garnett made speeches calculated t"e-ii
up their party hefeabnut-.
Democratic clubs are being organil 'o
At or near the various po,toiiices lu inl
county. Thing are getting DO "oi"'Ie
trim in old Essex among tine Democrats
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16

Is Montana the Australian system Of
election worked so fairly that the r.
publicans IN their disappointment are
deliberately seeking to cheat the Demo
Gratis out Of the fruits Of their victory.
In Connecticut the same system 10
largely increased The Democratic vote
that the Republican managers are
seriously proposing to repeal the law al
the next meeting Of the Legislature.
1t does not furnish them enough oppor-
tunities to stine the real voice Of the
IeOple.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16

is at all suspicious, and we shall expect
our CITY committee to be thoroughly on
their guard.
The craft OF Malone seems to be mex
hauetible. while his unscrupulousless
exhausts crcdulity itself.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16

WE welcome Chauncey Depew ia our
midst So cheerful, debonnair and
witty a man should receive our VAIN
est hospitality May he live TO preside
al ten thousand feasts and continue to
make for an indefioite tine those post
prandial addresses. that charm nearer
and adler alike by then humor, elo-
auence and philosophy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
RAILROADS..


y,ICHMOND. FREDERlCNs.,ipsoodmpp,'
II mn POTOaAC RhILkphD '-s easteS5
Commencing APRIL 2lst is''
st si .,ve pvrd cctstatiou dairy srS
o. |"i' - at Ashlsnd Junction. nl..'''
md Frederic kahur2. Sfocpe'
Warrington and New YORK, Iii. a,
,t.o- am leaves Byri-strect station c"a'''
cent sunday. Ito, haIly
6.25 IA. leaves byrn. .s ~
40 an srrivos AT Byrd street s'stio" ~''''
''' a"' sleeper from New Yo$<. -. ALL,
s.aa m, sr~i-cs AT Byrd street ata,iV,.. t 49,,
EDO pN-' s.cns AZ frcderiCkStufs. N" tt
function and Aehia Il. sleeper i''N
Wssblrgf1n ar,l New YORK. ,.u .
nan m, arr'ves n Byrd street nts'ioh "a" .
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
e.,sao. leaves Ella. Arrives at Ashland ~
.o,,,, ,.c 49,. leayes iiyrd,siise
~ p'' ststion -: arrives az Ashland az Pr.
,-,l mn. leaves Elba; arrives 81 h'N'N"-
e.,,am e o,1 ssiE lhs. Leaves Ashland al 'o
GO, am sso'eeo.cmoderlon. arrives e. byrs
Do '-'' street station; ltases Asnian = ~ 900
,so linn s sIr. at glba leaves Ashland .
r S'iTThYiIOR. General Ticket hgeut'
RID. HYERs General supfHn'.n-'"'
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Prince william.

BRFNrsvuIE. VA. October a. - Cor
pondence l-Crcu Court is now 90
session. hon. james Kenhpfesiding with
ms usual dignity. The judge looks the
very picture OF health. aud is -eflug
over the docket with dispatch. Tie is
REGARDED IN this county as ONE OF the
ablesl men occupying Judicial posi-.
ton i'm Virginia.
Mr.. Joun NJ. johnson and Colonel /.
L Smith. OF the Alexandra bar. are
present. and General Niliam Il PIFne.
OF Warren. /, expected ihis evening.
There are several cases ON the deck
against the a. and +. aud Il. and ID
Railroad companie,. but as vet none Of
them have been taken mp. aud as tni.
is the first term of the court % which
they have been called. it IS very proba.
bic they Will b. continued on behalf a
the respective companies.
Il has been raining al day. There
will be no political Speaking. and that
attendance Is small.