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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02
THE ANTI-STATE GANG.
What Is Going on About Their Official
Headquarters-The BOodlers
and Their Booty.

| Special Correspondence OF the New Mexican.
ALBUpu CIRQUE, Oct. - Democratic
headquarters Lere are busy, very busy.
Doodle to the amount OF $1,000 has so far
been raised and although some of it has
been borrowed at the banks here on the
personal notes of some of the bosses,
nevertheless, money is money and the
sinews of war in political campaign es-
pecially.
Every Democratic lawyer in this town
is helping Chairman Childers, and Lorion
Miller is the acting secretary Fergus
son, Collier, Bryan, Warren, Field and
others are writing editorials, circulars,
pamphlets and the like, and the Demo.
cratic papers are being edited from head
quarters i'll all important points.
Fifty thousand anti-constitution tickets
have been printed here at the Office of
the Democrat and sent out all over New
Mexico. Democratic county commits
sioners have been instructed secretey to
send none but constitution ballots
out and to send them with and in the
ballot boxes wherever and whenever
possible, and to instruct the judges of
election III safely Democratic precincts to
roll up good vots against the con-
stituton, no matter if any such vote is
cast or not
1t is understood, that Field is ambitious
to represent the county OF Bernalilo in
the council there is talk about COM
bination having been entered into, where
by he is to be elected. The names OF
prominent Republicans are banded about
in this connection, but as the story comes
directly from Democratic headquarters, it
can safely be set down as lie out of the
whole cloth; in fact, | have investigated
the matter aud am satisfied that such is
the case.
Field in his anti-statehood speeches
has abused prominent Republicans, like
Otero, Catron, Chaves, Prince, Frost and
others, and he has shown very plainly
that he has no love for any one who
thinks differently from his ideas.
1t is more than probable that Hon.
Pedro Perea and Gov. Slower will be the
Rapuhlicau Nominees fJr the council and
compared with these two men, Field has
about as much chance to get into the
coancil as camel has to get through the
eye of q needle.
Ferguson came home very much dis
gusted with his anti constitution and anti
statehood trip and is somewhat disgrun-
tied that he was pitted against Gov.
Prince he thinks he could have gotten
away with pretty much anyone else, but
the governor was too much for him and
laid him out cold and now Ferguson
wants to be taken up "tenderly and ham
died with care" for he is sore, very sore.
The action OF the executive committee
Of the Democratic party in making a
deal with the White Cap element of San
Miguel for the support of Joseph-$1 400
cash and fourteen hundred contingent to
the leaders of that movements ap-
proved by the gang here that helps the
executive committee out their motto is,
"the end justifes the emeans;" they want
to be successful and carry out the schemes
they have, to get office and to make Doodle
out of the territorial treasury as they did
under the late unlamented administration
of their tool Ross, xxx
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02
CONDENSED NEWS.

Helena, Mont, has population OF
1884, gain of 1920.
1t is stated that $S 900 900 will be col
lected for customs at New York this week.
Judge Gresham has declined to issue a
writ OF habeas corpus for Anarchist
Schwab.
The matter OF an underground mining
exhibit at the worlds fair is being dis
cussed.
The Democratic campaign in Missouri
opened with speech at St. Louis by SEN
ator Vest.
The Republicans of the I'd district oi
Louisiana nominated Hon. H. Dudley
Coleman for congress.
The Louisville & Nashville railroad has
paid off its $l0,000,000 bond mortgage,
held by Drexel, Morgan & Co.
Isaac Freeman, OF Miami county, was
nominated by the Farmers for congress
in the 4th Ohio district.
COL George Davis, director general oi
the Worlds fair, has resigned from the
Republican national committee.
Articles of incorporation have been
taken out by the Chicago Electric Tran.
sit company of Chicago. J. A. Hanna
w. S. Powell and &. w. Stanford are
the incorporators, and the capital stock is
$l2,000,000.
Eight massive and handsome brass
tablets are being put into position il
various portions of New York city tt
commemorate historical events connected
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02
Train Robbers Convicted.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct. 2.--The defend
ants in the Santa Fe hold-up case were
convicted yesterday on two indictments
for assault with intent to kill the fire.
man and engineer.
Noverto and Precilliano Griego are on
trial for the murder of W. l.. Underwood
last May. The negro Jones, who made a
confession, will be used in states evil
dence.
Ed. Carroll, who turned states evidence
in the train robbing case, was acquitted.
The sentence OF the others was deferred.
The opinion seems to be that they will
get about fifteen years each.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02

with the early hi tory of Manhattan
Island. The work is being done at the
expense or the Holland society.
The case of the Farmers Loan & Trust
company versus the International & Great
Northern railway is on trial in the Loui
siana courts. The legality of 500, 900 900
of first and second mortgage bands and
the continuance of road in the hands of
receivers are involved in the suit.
The president has promised labor
committee that when congress adjourned
he would give consideration to the eight
hour law and would insist upon its strict
enforcement in the government building.
He expressed himself as earnestly desr-
GUS of furthering the interests of the
workingman.
One Hall, a gambler, at Salt Lake. has
been to intimate with Miss Olsen, dress
maker, and she from time to time impor-
tuned him to marry her. She met him
in the street and again asked him to re-
pair her wrong by marriage. He refused
and she drew pistol and shot him
through the heart. Death followed in
stantly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02

WASHINGTON, Oct. "A Washington
special to the New York Herald says
President Harrison and several members
of his cabinet will visit California next
May at the invitation of Senator Stanford,
to be present at the opening ceremonies
of the Leland Stanford, jr., University,
The arrangements for the journey and the
entertainment of the distinguished party
will be on a lavish scale. The ladies OF
the presidential household and the wives
of the cabinet officers have also been in
vited, and the trip across the continent
will be something long to be remembered,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02

WASHINGTON, Oct. I'm response to
the invitation Of Sec. Blaine, representa-
tves of South American republics, con-
stiutng a board of commissioners to
superintend the survey of an inter-con-
t,nental trunk line of railroad to eotnect
the North American system with that OF
South America, as recommended by the
international American conference, met
here Yesterday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02

WAsmNGToN, Oct. 2.-The president
signed the tariff bill at 3; % yesterday
afternoon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02
1idings
CONGRESSIONAL.
sen ATE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Fisherman offered
resolution for the appointment OF com
mittee of two to join like committee, on
the part of the house, to wait upon the
president and inform him that unless he
had any further communication to make
the two houses were ready to adjoun.
Blair said he wanted to call up the
labor bill and have it acted upon before
adjournment. He was informed that the
resolution was merely to call on the pres
ident for any communication he might
make and would not interfere with the
consideration of the labor bill. The res
olution was agreed to.
The committee on printing reported
back the house bill to increase the
salary OF certain employees in the govern
ment printing office, with substitute,
providing that the pay OF all employees
engaged exclusively on night work, be-
tween p. m. and s. p. m., be 20 per
cent In addition to the amount paid for
day labor.
Edmunds moved to proceed to execu-
tive business.
Mr.. Blair appealed to Edmunds to
withdraw the action in order that the la
Dor bill might be taken up.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-02
HOUSE.

Before reading the journal Brecken-
ridge, of Kentucky, raised point of no
quorum. While waiting for a quorum a
message from the senate announced an
agreement to the conference report on
the tariff bill. Shortly before ! O'Clock
Breckenridge withdrew the point, but it
was Immediately renewed by Killgore, of
Texas, who, few minutes afterwards, re-
Tented and withdrew the point and the
journal was read.
Mckinley offered resolution for a
committee of three each from the house
and senate to wait upon the president and
inform him that congress was ready to
adjourn if he had no further communlCa-
ton to make. Adopted.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
NARROW ESCAPE FRoN MURDER.

Far Rockaway was startled last night by the shot OF
pistol and cries of murder coming from The SVse VI S
lila Mckelycv Joseph h. McCloud OF Black Hills' Da-
Lo,, 4. .t.udlng the summer Ear ROckaway. Homer
D. Jackson hIs brother Watson Jackson are also stay
Ing Their. Las: night McCloud snd Homer Jackson
began qusrrclug. Suddenly McCloud. II II charsea'
iu,npea back few steps Jackson, aud drawing q
revolver cccklng IL and held the pistol at Jack'ohs
head Before he could pull the trigger Watson jackson
czd McCloud- hand and he did the revolver went
OIL and tho bullet stiuck Tie wall The revolver was hed
40 close Ia J,ck,on's his face backencd aud
burned Ly the powder. Watson Jackson started TO 20
out saving they would hear from him In short
time lie borrowed revolver In the nighborhood say
Ing that going to shoot Mrs McKelvey, lie was
arrested however, fore he could get back 70 the house
McCloud was also arrested and pistol taken from
him. Both men were locked up for examination to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
FIGHT BETWEEN sLEEPIyGCAR COMPANIES.

Chicago, Aug (SpeciaD.-The fight between The
Wagner and Pullman Companies has made mess Of
the transportation OF passengers eastbound from Chi
cago. The Vanderbilt lines. using Wagner cars. have
contracts for large share Of the Grand Army Of tho
Republic excursion business and the crush has been
so great as TO render the Wagner equipment Of Sleep
lngcars entirely inadequate. Pullman would not
arlow a line using Wagner cars 10 run a Pullman
secplngcar and the consequence is that every berth
on the Vanderbilt lines Is sold week ahead and even
In the cars passengers for Boston leave Chi
cago standing in the aisles. trip 10 the various
offices to-day showed that II absolutely impossible
10 secure seepingcar accommodations on any east
bound line for week o. come. In spite OF the ln'
mense crowds there is question that various eas.
bound lines have lndulged in rate cutting. To suen
an extent has this cutting been carried that u 10
estimated 20 per cent Of the whole business viii be
done cut OF from 81 To $s under the hail are rate
Thousands OF tourists and people with homes IN me
East have waited till the present time to obtain inc
benefit Of tho reduced Grand Army rates; Ihese
tickets are so numerous that they will food the maAe
until their limit has expired
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

bystandcr told the inquirer that there was no
chance of one for at least twelve hours.
That's pretty tough on me. l am looking
after a mans blind WIFE, and I'm blanked II did
not expect to hand her over to him tonight
newly married couple, Just of for their honey
moon, came tripping into the waiting reom, with
brand-new clothes and tel-tac grpsacks. cha nge
came over their dreams when the young husband
returned and told his bride that there were no
tickets being issued. There was matrimonial
quarrel, an early one, but the two drove 10 some
friendly hotel
AS a rule the inconvenience was taken in good
humor, all making the best Of bad job. Two
naughty young women equipped with lawn-tennls
baB were, however. not sweet teni3
pered gruf-voicd man who noticed
their dilemma, for they were looking around
the overcrowded waitinl-room and wondering
what was the matter, informed one ~ the stately
maids that no trains were running out III was
only dlsdain that met the unpleasant news
A LIVELY TIME FOR THE HOTELS.
t. was busy time for the hotels in the vicinity
NJ the Grand Central Station. The Grand Union
wvs crowded 10 its utmost capacity, and this
was sse true Of the Murray Hill, the Park Avenue,
Vanderbilt and all the adjoining hotels Men and
women had to put up with temporary quarters
but through it all there was wondro9s Eood nature
Ihown and all laughed at the inevitable, glad at
apy rate to get shelter for the night.
Many of those who were TO change elevated
cars for the Grand Central Station AT forty-sec,
snd-st continued their way 70 Harlem or retained
down town Some of these demanded thcr pas
sagcs on the original ticket, and III every case
this was granted.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
POLITICAL ODDS And ENDS.
NATIoNALISTS TO Go INTO POLITICS.

NATIONALlS'rS TO GO INTO POLITICS.
The National Convention held meeting early yes
terday morning in the rooms OF the Radical Club. No
9 St. Marks Place. After much discussion the dele
gates conclplcd TO submit the platform. "a read by
Thaddeus B Walcnan. 10 the various clubs and or
gan7atons which identified With the organization
Of the scheme. Tho next meeting will be held on
August %. \ resolution declaring the name Of the
new organization to be the Commonwealth Party
brought forth a good deal OF opposition. Tho name
was adopted, however and the commonwealth Party
will nominate candidates for the coming municipal
election and may also put In the field State and
Congressional ticket. At the meeting the delegates
seemed pleased that the credentials offered by name
les soflcty at whose head Is Robert Z. Macaulaf,
Editor of rhc Journal OF Progress. had been refused,
aud that at the same time he and his delegates had
been expelled from the Cooper Union meeting.
Tho Committee on Organization will confer with the
Socialists In Clarendon Hall next Thursday evening.
The Socialist organization includes thirty five clubs
and organizations. II is probable that the platform
win be changed To satisfy the anti-Socialistc
ialo men
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
DENoUYc1NG THE LOUISIANA Lo7rEsZ
AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES ISSUED By THE ANTILOTTERY
LEAGUE CONVENTION. .

Baton Rouge, La, Aug S-Thc committee appointe9
BY the Anti Lottery League Convention to frame
address 70 the people Of the United States and to send
n memorial to the President and Congress made is
report late last night The address to the people BE-
gins with q sketch Of the circumstances attending tho
charterng OF the Louisiana Lottery Company In 1863
at tho instigatlon of John A. Morris, Benia-
min c. Wood, c. H. Murray and Others,
This grant It is alleged, was obtane6
by bribery and corrupt means. In 1879 the Legis-
laurc repealed this charter but the repeal was pac.
tically nulllhed by Injunction issued BY United
states District Judge Billings The report goes on 70
describe the means by which provision was inserted
In the new constitution, reinstatng the repealed char
ter without the monopoly feature and the influences
by which the company has prevented every Legislature
since 1880 from granting additional charters. Tho
report refers the fact that definite information as To
the stockholders officers, profits and business affairs
of the company 10 concealed from the public and
tinucs:
The aggregate Of the scheme OF the monthly sne
semi annual drawings is the fabulous sum OF f25.
drawings is over s2O, 900. 900 more They receive
annually 81 900 from the written policies sold On
sale Of the regular PRINTED tickets They receive an:
nually about se2 oooOOO from their monthly and
semi-a annually drawings. The schemes of the last
drawings are so arranged that they can sell - per
cent Of their tickets pay 10 per cent for selling tem
lose all the prizes provided for in the schemes pay
~ 100000 for expenses and still make S3Oo0OO0
profit per annuam. The chances To win prize OF any
sort I'm one OF these drawings Is about in thirty
whereas, If It an honest lottery, 1t would b
at least one in ten
The report dwells forcibly upon TIE powerful in.
fuence the Lottery Company possesses In the state
and alleges that II has captured threefo OF the
Louisiana press The aid rendered the lottery COM.
pany by the express companies is referred to. The
present attempt Of the company 10 obtain renewal
Of its charter is described at some length, and Morris
aud his associates are denounced. The report urges
that the fight against the lottery company IS not only
Louislana's. but the fight Of all the states. Ths
COMMITTEES recommends the immediate adoption Of
an amendment TO the Federal Constitution prohibit
ing any state from chartering licensing any lottery
or gift prize abolishing those already established.
and giving Congress power TO enforce the PROHIBITION
by appropriate legislation. The legislation specially
recommended by the President and the Postmaster
General to exclude lottery business and advertise
menis from the nails and express camp mics
aimed in the right direction, says the committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
TIE WENTWORTH TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Newcastle n. H.. Aug. (Spcclal.-Dehehtfu
weather marked the last day Of the tournament when
The final matches were played In the singles all the
contestants had been defeated except iovey ana Lee
who at quarter after TO- began TO play of the finals.
Uovey having PLAYED so well In his previous match,
WIS looked upon as winner; but Lee defea'ea
him. 81 Ga 1913, -. This was an exciting
match. and called forth much applause. Lee won
handsome silver pitcher. The match in the Afternoon
was between Wright and Hovey against Carver ana
Rycrson. playing the finals in doubles. Carver ana
Ryerson the watch in three straight sets' ai'es
-. Interesting tennis 6-4 6-3 Ga. thus winning
the double IIoppen and Weeden kindly delauiiea
second prize to Ioyey who deserved IL after MS
Finals in singles-Lee beat Hovcy, 5-7. Ga. los
rs. r. .., uovs,
and Wright Ga, 6-3, g.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
BLOCKING THE HARLEM DIVISION

SUPERINTENDENT WORCESTER DOES A SWITCH
MANS woRK-MILK TRAINS SIDETRACKED'
Late last night IL was learned that the trainmen
who man the freight and milk trains ON the iiarl~h
Division sidetracked their trains at Dover f!airs'
where they were left for the night. White Plaihs Is
a headquarters on TINT division, and 1t was rcpored
there that there woud be scTious delay to north boa
frelgr superintendent Worcester wlp was
scen at White Plains by a Tribune reporter
last night, was extremely reticent but Vohh-
teered the information that new hands wOn!d
be found in sufficient plumbers TO Ill the
places of the strikers. The striking tramen on TINS
division are acting under order from the knights "
Labor.
AT White Plains all the brakemcn, engineers ard
construction tranmen gathered IN groups ABOUT
the station and adjacent hotels discussing the sltua
finn. snperintendent Worcester worked the switch
hoard in person on the arrival Of the O'Clock tram
north. performing an ordinary swtchman's duty The
brakeman on the IL o'clock local train soGtlbound
r,,iu,ed 20 perform his duty and the engine and cars
were attached 10 tie Pitts1eid express which drew
into the station few minutes later, and they were
hancd back 70 the city.
John Irving conductor OF White Plains local
train, informed Superintendent Worcester that he
could not perform his usual duties. because he had
bccn warned by the men 10 stop WORK. Inc ~
d. m train for CrOtCn from New YORK was tiic hSC
one to reach White Plains, and IT arrived there al
o 20 O'Clock. The Chatham express arrived at NMt'
plains I'm charge Of John Fiero, CONDUCTOR, forts
IN nutcS late, minus its drawing room car Ht ~ ~
coachcs which had been left at way station up the
There were only twelve psssensors on board n, whom
ordinarily there you'd have been IN Ipo 100 sonhbonDa ex
nr,ss matter wa taken board, and tho train con
inued southwark with ordes possible rsdv % 70 iar
n for delivery or transfer This the last train
south from White Plains last night.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
LEE GETS A GAME FROM DLACKBURNE.

London, Aug s.-Play in the chess match between
Backburne and Ice resumed yesterday ~ ehhp
sons Dvan on Che Strand As was generally eA
pected,, Lee again selected the "FTench deiehceH"
This the eleventh game and was opened by biscH
burne. Both experts emerged evenly FROM the open
ing and the play proceeded evenly up TO the mauie
game when Blackburne got decidedly the better POSI-
ton Lee tried bard to avoid defeat, but BiacKourne
was not to he denied Blackburne showed REMARKABLY
fine Judgment and skill and Lee had to resign aiter
hfty three moves.
To-day Lee played "Zukcrtort' opening. BiacR'
burne did not play a sound defence and allowed MS
oppouent to secure fine position in the opening Lcc
took full advantage Of the points once gained, anu
forced Blackburne to resign after thirtytw moves.
The score now Is a. follows Blackburne, o, Lee
Q: drawn ). Blackburne requires to score only one
more game IN orcr 10 win the match, wllle Lee 10
achieve the same Distinction must win nr more
The greet match between steintz and Ischlgorn,
the renowned chess masters which VIII DC play e1
by cable between this city and ST. Peterspurg VIII
icgin about tho beginning Of next week. Two genes
will be play cd-an " Evans" ganoit ana @ Two
Knights defence. The match Is for $1,000 side
Appended Is the eighth game Of the match between
plackburne and Lee
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST UNTIL +. NJ SATCRpAf' .,A
Washington Aug. S.-For New.Engand' ial'' 80
showers along the southern coast southery winos "
except In Rhode Island. - haven
For Eastern New.York, far in the northern pa's Wv
I'm the southern; warmer winds shifting TO southe"'
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-ersei' p''"
Moryland showers; warmer. variable "lhus'
For Virginia and West Virginia. fair: warmer
For the Carol!nas Georgia and Florida showers h.,s
For Alabama and Mississippi. showers IN thc
part fair In the northern.
For Louisiana. light local showers.
For Eastern Texas aud Arkansas fair'
For Kentucky showers near the ohio'
For Tennessee. showers In the eastern p'i" A.vse
ro. wos,srn NewYork. fair followed by local "'""'
the lakes 49, .,,o, IN the northern
FOR western Pennsylvania. fair: warmer III "''
rart , oxce,a showers Ia
For Ohio Indiana aud Illinois, fair' eA''"'
the southern part. ,, ,.a,,her
For Missouri showers followed by ia 10 ,he norheastera
For Lower Michigan local showers Ill ~''
part. ,, ,. Nabraska snd WisconsA
generally fair. cooler. ,..s fair and warmer. a.
For Kansas and colorado. fair pre'e "
tho eastern portion