davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-06

Kinder R. c. two lots in Hol- brook 50, h h goods D, tax on real estate l 50, on pp2 p, total 3 75 penalty 18........... Is.
 Kay J. c. house and imp in Taylor 675, e F of ne qr x 1a of sc or sec ? twp F range 21 160 acres 4S0, horses 160, 3 cows 9 50 ? young stock 17, 2 wagons 10, ? harness 20, mdse 200, saw mill z37, tax on real estate 3465, on p p 2l, total 5 62, penalty 3 7S....
 Kay w. H. house and imp in Taylor 40, l horse 39, l COW F 50, wagon ,. Il h goods ,, tax on real estate 20. on p p 85, total 05, penalty 15 ... ...
 Kentner G E. horses 162 50, buck board 30, harness 10 0accounts 25O, h h goods 20, surveying out fit 40, tax on personal property I5 g, penalty l 77....
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-06

in Winslow 275, nh goods 70, tax 9 45, penalty f. ........ 10 g
The St. Johns herald., 1890-02-06

Jiron Jose house and imp miles 1 e of st Johns 40, ? horses 39, tax on real estate 20, on pp117, to-
 tai ? 37, penalty l F ...... 8 4{
 Jarmillo NJ lot in Holbrook p house (: imp on lot p, 2 horses g, l wagon 30, harness 10, h h goods s, tax on real estate 50, on D p 3, total 90, penalty P =. z
 Jacoby P. C. house and imp in | Winslow 30, ) COWS 42 50, buck ] board 8, tax on real estate 90c, onpp ? g, total 3 P, penalty l 16 =. ................ 1 $ Jarmillo EpIfanio sw 1 SC ar 40 acres 50, horses 90, mule 20, 1 | wagon. p, harness 10, 3 horses | 60, tax on real estate l 90, onp 95, total 6 45, penalty l g. .. v Jenson Chas. house and imp 12 mile of Springerville 100, 2horses 1O4, 1 COW and young stock 9, wagon 20 harness 15, farm imp 30 h goods 20, 11a int in thresher 100 tax on realsestate 3, on p p 9 F, total 12 42, penalty 1 62 ..... If Ol
 Jones w. A. house and mp Atch- erson farm l GOO, w 15 nv ar sec t2 OI HS IT ScC D lN r O range -J 800, 5 horses 300, 2 cows IT, 2 Wal gon 80, l buggy 40, 3harness 13, blk tools 10, farm imp s, h h goods 15. tax on real estate 45, on p 14 64, total D G4 penalty 93. -. 63 62
 Jarmillo Jose ranch on Rio Puer- co 75, wagon ?, harness ,, h h goods 10, tax on real estate p, onp p 20, total 3 45, penalty 17 i 46
 Jarmillo NJ n 1s nv qr sec 14 twp II range 28 160 E of ne ar sec 15 twp II range 2S AGO, tax on real estate F, penalty 60. .... Is 60
 Jenkins David nv ar of nv qr sec 26 twp Is range 17 40 acres 200, tax on real estate 6, penalty l 30 : 50
 Johnson Mary L. ne qr Sc or sec p twp 9 range 22 Il qr sw qur sec 30 twp Orange g nv pr nv qr sec 3l twp range g I63 acres S26, tax on real estate 9 IS, penalty 49. ............................. II 2
 JarmilIo Nestor e 1a of ne or 11a of SC ar sec 28 twp 10 range 22 16O acres 200, ? horses 90, tax on real estate 6, on p p l 50, total 50 penalty l g. ......... s S7
 Jarmillo c. E nv or sw our ne or x SC or sec 14 twp Il range 2S l60 acres 400, tax on real estate F penalty 50. 0................. 13 GO
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
Driving Cattle to Corn.

Washington Gossip.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The southern
question in It's various phases will occupy
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
SOLICITOR GEN. CHAPMAN.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Solictor Gen
Orl0w w. Chapman, of New York, diel
sunday at his residence in this city 0
pneumonia.
His death following 80 closely afte,
that of Walker Blaine has prodnced 3
! deep impression Of sorrow here. His END
was peaceful and he passed away sur.
rounded by his wife, Atty. Gen. Miller
VINO had been with him almost constant.
ly during his illness, Mrs. Miller, and DR.
johnson, attending physician.
tie recovered from the first attack and
insisted npon Immediately resuming his
dutles at the ollice, His exposure re
suited In relapse, accom- panied b, serj-
Gus complications in addition to the
grippe.
Funeral services we've held here to
day at the late residence of the deceased
and were attended by the president
members OF the cabinent aud i1stires OF
me supreme court Hia remains will ho
laken to his home in Bnghampton, n.
N, for interment.
Mr.. Chapman was about &C wears Of
aye ana long time resident of Bing
hampton. n N, where he bore an eycaI-
tent reputation as a lawyer. He was an.
poIhteG:: solicitor genera! last May after
the adjournment Of the supreme court
nit IN Il comparatively short time since
,hen he had won high estimation as a
ft"ver ana AS man in the minds of the
''eiiioefs ID tle supreme court and bar.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGroN, Jan 81. - Among tn,
bills reported from the committees an,
| placed on the calendar were the following
10 provide for the admission OF the STATE
of Wyoming into the union; to provide
temporary government for the territory a
Oklahoma.
Among the petitions presented and re-
ferred to-day were the following: From
the American Federation of Labor. in
favor OF the Blair education bill; in favor
OF a service pension to ali surviving sol.
diers OF the late war; for the repeal OF
the limitation on arrears on pensions; for
the Tree coinage of silver; for lav to
prohibit specllations in grain and other
farm products.
In the house the following bills and res
olutlons were introduced and referred:
BY Butterworth, OF Ohio-CalIing for
information concerning the international
conference to be held in Berlin; also de-
inning options and futures and imposing II
special tax on dealers therein.
Marrow, of California-To prohibit alb.
solutely the coming of Chinese into the
United States.
BY Stewart, Of Texas-To promote re-
clpriocity between the United States and
Mexico.
BY Springnr, of Illinois-A resolution
providing that on Thursday, the 2Sd inst.
the clerk shall call the roll of members
and each member shall indicate his choice
Tor the location of the worlds fair; if
no place shall receive a majority OF
all votes cast the roll call shall be re-
oeated until one place shall receive ma
orlty of the votes cast. The votes having
1een received, special committee shall
eport bill locating the fair at the place
elected, which bill shall be privileged
md shall be considered from day to day
Until disposed Of. Referred to special
committee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
A, 4. & S. +. CONDITION
rreside"t Marvel Makes a Fairly Good
Report an the System.

BosToN, Jan. 2l.-At Yesterdays meet.
ing OF the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
PRESIDENT Marvel had his first meetinr
WIN me iuIl board and made general
report on the condition OF the system and
lle result OF his recent trips over the
property he found the condition of the
road more than fair, but the Gulf road is
ia need OF improvement and 100 miles
from Paris to Dallas would have to be
rebuilt Re, with steel raj $ in place of iron
Inc president found the local business Of
the Atlantic 4 Pacific increasing, but
thought 1t was not satisfactory. He goes
a!aln to push this traffic which is to fur
hlsh so long haul. One of the traffic
managers is now at work in southern Cal.
where the fruit traffic has shown
a good result OF his labors.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21

large part Of the time OF the senate dur
ing this week. The feature Of the week
is expected to be Mr.. ingalls, exposition
OF his views with regard TO the south and
the political situation there.
The ways and means committee ia
prepared to request the house to take M
the administrative customs bill, and as
this is matter of great length and COIN
pleXity, it may be expected to occupy the
attention of the house for number OF
days, when it IS under consideration.
Should the speaker appoint special
committee on the worlds fair TODAY. if is
probable that they will speedily report
back some plan for selecting Il site by a
vote Of the house.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
CONDENSED NEWS,

The influenza epidemic is fast disap
pearing in Europe
st. Louis has a I'D. druggist-a reeula,
graduate of pharn,yNs
Boulanger, it is again claimed, will lee
ture in the United ates.
A Hamburg Iowa) woman has given
birth to triplets, all alive.
A negro at Pulaska, Ill.,, is reported to
be turning white rapidly.
The deadlock in the Iowa house of rep
reseniatives is still unbroken.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Blaine may re-
tire from Mr.. Harrison's cabinet.
The latest from St. Petersburg is to the
! effect that the czar has taken to drink.
Mrs. Charles Smith, of Hoboken, N.
j., coWhided George Wiggins for slander-
ing her.
German officials deny the assertion
that Portugal appealed to Bismarck against
England.
The reorganization plan for the St.
Louis, Arkansas & Texas has been an
nounced.
A panther is doing bloody work among
the live stock Of Hancock and Adams
counties, Ill.
The Oklahoma "sooners" are likely to
be pushed off their grabbed land by the
lower house.
The outrageous sentence of Editor
Parke will be made the subject of very
pretty fight in parliament.
The Duke of Aosta, one time king of
Spain, and the morganatic wife of the
duke OF Cambridge, are dead.
John Burns, of London, in speech
before the city council, defeated the prop
osllion to give Stanley street parade.
The Pennsylvania will put a stenogra-
pher and typewriter on its limited ex.
press, for the convenience of passengers.
Miss Bisland missed her boat at Havre
Friday, but is now Ell route to Queens
own, where she will take the Bothnia
;or New York.
Earl Granville, in an interview, dis
;ussed the European situation at length,
giving the reasons why general European
VAR is unavoidable.
William Merriwether, As, was about to
marry Flora Mays, of Randolph, Ala,
when George Chuch enticed the bride
nto Merriwether's carriage, eloped and
married her himself.
Theobold Forstall, president of the Chi
ago Gas company; Chas. Edw ard Pillet,
r., editorial writer on the Daily News,
New York, and Frederick Chase, treasur-
n Of Dartmouth college, died Of la grippe.
"The fiat has authoritively gone forth
hat hoops shall again be worn and that
he days of clinging skirts and drapery
'hall come to an end" So saws ali al
eyed Associated Press dispatch from New
York ,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
Perfect Bully.

LISBON, Jan. p. The Portuguese gov.
eminent, finding the powers unwilling to
mediate in the dispute between Portugal
and England concerning territory in east
Africa, will submit to Lord Salisbury's
full demands, under protest, while at the
same time it will try to conciliate portu-
guese public opinion.
An attempt to increase the capital OF
the Portuguese Mozambique company
from 81 l,OOO,OUO, 900 to $1,000, ,0OO, 900 has
failad
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
Caroline Granted $40 OOO

new YORK, Jan. 1.-The jury on the
suit oil Caroline Cammerer against Gle
mems Muller, lor $4,000 damages for
breach OF promise OF marriage rendered q
verdict in favor of the paintifffor sl2 600
A motion for new trial was denied
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
DR.. Peters' death.

BERLIN, Jan. 2I.-Lieut. Rust, who
was member OF tire Peters expedition
4, mas arrived here. He appears convinced
that DR.. Peters is dead.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21

ZANZIBAR, Jan. 2l.-Emin pasha is
suffering from an abscess on the exterior
OF his skull, which has caused martial
paralysis of his tongue. f'' |'''
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-21
KEEP TO TIE RIGHT.

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I HE Sun
FOR 1890.

Some people agree with, The Suns opinions
about men and things, and some people don I:
put everybody likes to get hold ul the newspaper
its mind. W 'peaA
Democrats know that for twenty wears The
sun has fought in the front line for Democratic
principles, never wavering or weakening In ts
loyalty to the true interests of the arty IL serves
with feerless intelligence and disntere ed viz
or At lines opinions have differed as to the
best means OF accomplishing the common pur-
pose; II is not The sun fault If 1t has seen fr-
ther into the milestone -
Eighteen hundred and ninety is the wear that
WI probably determine the result of the prpsi-
dental ele tion OF 1892, and perhaps the fortunes
OF the democracy for the rest OF the century,
Victory in 1872 i du'y and the beginning Of
ls9O is the best time to start out in company
with The Sun.
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DAILY per year. m
sunday, per year. oN0
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Weekly sun, one year, 100
Address THE SIN. New York,
, 1890-05-14
Lmprioht.

Translation

81 is hereby made known that
&9by virtue of Colonial Law 5 SO
Government has appointed the ordi-
nary meetings If the Colonial COun-
ell for st. Croix during this session
to be held on Monday 9th June,
Monday 4th August, Monday 18th
October and Monday 8th December
1890, and on Monday End February
and Monday 18th April 1891, at II
o'clock noon.
Government of the Danish West India
islands, ST. Croix, the 8th May 1890.
Z. IL. ARENDRUP,
, 1890-05-14

81 LIE og Enhver som MATTE
49, have noeet at tordre j Boet
efter afgangne S!agter SAMUEL
CORNELIUS OXSTEAD og It'd
ligere afd0de Hustru Ann Rebecca
Oxstea,l mdk ldeS herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel, til for undertegne
de Skifttret at anmelde og beyls-
lggjtne saadanJ Krav.
ChristiMnsteds Skiftcret, st. C,oix, den
5le Mai 1891.
HALVOR HANSEN,
cst.
, 1890-05-14
aTnE AVIS So
Is published Ereru

Is pu6tShed EreTy
"Wednesday 60 Saturday.
Terms Of Subscription,
6 dollars per. ennum, payable h~alf:yearly
, .i n - C %I!o to gnOn.subscrfbers, g cents.
Parties DESTROYS Of withdrawing their subscription to
tht HU9s are required to give 5 months notice.
TERMS OF AGvert1Sdng,
approved by Government 25th June
For an advertisement of g lines or under, I to q inser.
TONS
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For one to tn ee subsequent insertions thehalf amount of
these charges will be made.
u All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at
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one O'Clock p. m. The postage ON letters to
this Office from West End or st. Thomas must be prepaid
or no notice will be taken of them.
EE Special Contracts will be made with parties who may
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scripts. Manuscript matter must Oe written only ON QUO
hide OF the palnI.
AR ptttIiiG executed at tins Office with neatncss
, 1890-05-14
Translation.


T is hereby brought to public
notice that Government has autho-
rized Mr.. J. B. LANG to act as
British Consul for the Islands of st.
Thomas and St. roix during the tenn
porary absence of the Consul Mr..
H. McDOUGAL.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix
9th May 1890.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1890-05-14
Bekje ndtgjorelse,

NAEr behendC8jore5 herved at
go Gouyernementet i HenhoId til
CoIonialIovens IS har fastsat
Raadets ordinaire M0der / indevtB-
rende Colomalraadsaar til Mandagen
den Ode Juni d. A, Mandagen den
4de August d.A., Mandagen den 13de
October d. y, Mandagen den 8de
December d.A., Mandagen den Eden
Febrnar 1897, og Mandagen den 13de
April 1891, liver days midday Kl. II.
G-Ouyrrnehentet for lie dansk-v We Stindiske
Ger, ST. Croix den SIDE Mai 1890.
G. II. AkENDRUP,
, 1890-05-14
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.
T1ANSTED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID.
Mrs. Cleveland, Joseph Ince, Cesar
Bornand Margot, William Stanley jr., Ann
Eliza Stevens.
UNPAID.
Joseph Donadreli Est. Rattan, Miss A
Frederick's, Susan Martin Est Canaan,
Julia Morton, John Y. Nudes, LauranCina
Williams Est. Petersfarm.
*Refused.
Christiansted's Post Office, st, Croix Both
April 1890.
PETER LEMMING.
, 1890-05-14

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FRED.
ERlKSTED'S POST OFFICE.
A T.
Isabella Arnott, Capt. A. J.. Arnesen, R.
Christ, Oscar Frances. Herbert Faris, Arp
Riley.
UNPAID.
Margaret Chemist, Mr.. He%ndricksen,
Mabel james, f. Lockhart, r. Nielsen
Il isalbeth Nathaniel, Mrs. Jensine Olsen,
ri Petersen, Charles Powlis, Elisabeth,
R.yne.
(Regis tered James r.. King clo. Revd.
Branch.
Fredtriksted Post Office, ST. CrOix, April
SOih 1890.
l. RICHTER.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Huron, S. Dak., is threatened with fuel
famine.
Democrats have decided not to contes.
Speaker Reeds seat.
-Nebraska's corn crop is small, and much
destitution in some places will ensue.
DR. Windthorst, leader of the Catholic
party in the German Reichstag. is seriously i'll.
cago, has been incorporated. Capital, S2,0O0-
COO
A wall in Chicago's Federal building
cracked yesterday, aad the sound caused a
panic in conrt.
Complete returns elect the entire Republi-
can State ticket in Iowa by pluralitIes ranging
from $50 to 3,779.
Toronto police Wednesday night arrested
Tony CaloZzo and Michael Sullivan, wanted in
Altoona for embezzlement.
Late returns indicate that the Republicans
have lost both branches of the South Dakota
Legislature by narrow majorities.
-O'SulIivan, one of the Cronin convicts in
Joliet prison, is reported as being ANXIOUS to
tell all he knows about the murder.
Captain Casati's forthcoming book will con-
tain sensational developments in regard to cor
ruption in Emin's African provinces.
William Denny, a Spokane Falls broker,
blew out his brains Wednesday. He lost nearly
s., 500 600 the previous night by gambling
William Turlinton, under sentence of
death for murder, wis escaped a few weeks
ago, was recaptured at Caseyyille, KY, Wednes-
day.
The Buckeye Brass and Bell Foundry at
Cincinnati was Quilted by fire yesterday. Loss,
$1,000; building and contents insured for
SIS, 900
The explosion of lamp in W. S. Ander-
sons printing plant. in six-story building No.
256 Pearl street. New York, caused $50 600
damage.
The Norwegian ship Terpsfchore from
@ !ebec October ii, for Newcastle England
was sunk by collision in the English channel.
The crew was rescued.
Fire in Syracuse, n. Y, damaged the
stocks of A. A Graft furniture: Frank Diel
house furnishing goods; Woolworths l0cent
store and others, to the extent of $40. 600.
During the last month number of British
poachinG vessels have been engaged Catching
seals in Behring Sea, but no attempt to molest
them was made by United States vessels.
H. b. Cummings was arrested in Chicago
Wednesday night, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses. 1t Is said his
peculatons will aggregate over $4,000 He
solicited funds for hospital.
-Obstreperous university students at Ann
Arbor, Mich, caused another riot Wednesday
night. Having interfered with military COM
pany on parade. the soldiers charged upon
them with dubbed rifles, and several on both
sides were badly bruised.
The Furbanks murder at Mitchell, Ind
was horrible crime. 1t is charged that the
father of the dead woman held her while his
son beat her on the head with a club. The old
man has been arrested. 1t is now thought that
her mother who died some time ago, was also
beaten to death
AT Little Rock Thursday United States
District Judge Williams granted the applica-
tion for subpoena for the County Clerk of
Conway county, who is commanded to bring
with him the poll books and ballots used at
Morrilltown on election day. This is the first
order of the kind ever issued in the United
States.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14
NEW CASTLE BRIBERY CASES.
Not the District Attorney but Another Law
yer Will Prosecute.

yer Will Prosecute.
ESPECIAL TELReRAh TO THE DIsPATCH.l
NEW CASTLE, November la-The bribery
cases came up in court this morning David
Mckinney. Jr.. prosecutor in the case against
w. ID. Wallace. of this city, charged with
bribery, and Messrs Shaffer, Downing and
Tate. of Beaver county, charged with receiv-
inc bribes, presented petition to the court,
asking that ]. R. Gardner be appointed to con-
duct the case instead of District Attorney Por-
ter. In his petition DR.. Mckinney alleges that
at the September term of court, the cases were
ignored by the grand jury because the Dis
trict Attorney did not ask proper questions;
that the District Attorney occupies the same
law office with one of the defendants, W. u
Wallace; that the District Attorney has said
that the case would not be farther prosecuted,
and in fact that the prosecutor did not have
confidence in the District Attorney.
The defendant then relates how Tate, Shat-
fer and Downing made statements that they
had been bribed by W. D. Wallace to vote for
Major Mcdowell. and ends with a prayer for
the appointment of ]. A. Gardner, who was a
candidate for Chairman of the County Com
mittee against Benjamin Cunningham, the man
elected by the Mcdowell men. The petition
was granted. Tins is considered q decided VIC
tory for the anti-McDowell men, and Dr.. Nc
Kinney says he now looks for far different
outcome than was that of the last trial.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14
GREEN GOODS DEAL.
An Intended Customer Betrays a
Counterfeit Money Seller.
ONE WOMAN ONLY UNDER ARREST.
Search for JohnstOwn Flood Victims Dis.
continued for the Season.
MINOR NEWS FROM THE THREE STATES
ESPECIAL rELEeRAM TO rnE DISPATCH

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH!
TITUsvILLE, November 13.-M. wolrod.
proprietor of meat market at Union, has
been receiving solicitations from man
named Duryee, who lived there, to invest
SIS for 500 in counterfeit money. Walrod
reported the matter to the police, and the
man Duryee became suspicious and was
slow in delivering the money Arrange
ments were finally made. however, to have
the money delivered at a place three miles
from the town. An officer was hidden at
Inc place and heard all of the conversation,
though again Duryee was afraid to deliver
the goods. He agreed, however, to send 500
to WalrOd's meat market.
At the time appointed Emma Duryee,
sister of the man, appeared and handed over
an envelope which she said contained the
Sl00 She was given the SIS promised and then
arrested. She gave bail for hearing next
Monda$. Meanwhile a search was made tor
the brother, but it was found that he had fed.
1t is believed that the scheme has been worked
TO perfection here. as the victims generally are
afraid to peach"