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The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
EPlT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condensed Photographic Reports os the Current Events of the Past Week h America and In tho Countriss sl
 tho old World,
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 Tho Mozar oique authorities have bro. claimed Apsolute authority for Portugal in tae Shire District Mr Gladstone declared the other day that England could no longer hold India hy the power of the sword alone
 There are runoss of breach between Gilbert and Sullivan, growing out of the presentations of The Gondolicrs" in Now York"
 The Kaiser has announced that Germany could only maintain the peace of Europe by preserving her military armament in the highest state of efficiency.
 The Portuguese premier has resigned and the King has chosen his successor There was much turmoil in the streets of Lisbon, but no rioting
 The little King of Spain continues to gain, but very slowly.
 Lord Harrington Is slowly recovering from his illness,
 Influenza Is ravaging the mining distric, of Charlero, Belgium.
 The movements of the fleet at Zanzibar are causing much speculation.
 There arc 900 coal miners on strike in the Durham district, England
 Spain is guarding her French frontier to prevent tho entrance of cxiles.
 The probabilities of an agreement by the powers as to the African slave trade Is very small,
 The relations between Great Britain and Portugal are becoming seriously strained. The steamer Landaff City was sunk near Bristol
 Probably the troubles in Crete will be settled soon
 War vessels of all nations are gathering at Zanzibar.
 Tho infant King of Spain is said to be dying
 Parnells libel suit against the London Times is one of the first on the docket. IL is said that Emperor Francis Joseph fears European finances more than Euro pean politics
 Henry NJ Stanley touched at Alden on route to Suez.
 Mitchell the pugilist assaulted Lord Vaudeville in London.
 The discontent in India at the rule of the English aristocracy is becoming more man. fest Tho people hope much from the OK. pected triumph of democracy in Great Britain.
 The funeral of tine late Empress Augusta of Germany occurred Saturday.
 The Brussels exchange was destroyed by fire No one was hurt.
 Augusta, Dowager Empress of Germany, died at Berlin of La Grippe.
 Maj Wissmau's victory iii East Africa proves to have been only partial.
 Recent fires in Europe of au inccndiary origin arc causing some fear
 The wearing of German helmets by the repe's guards has infamed the French. Americans in London win give dinner to Henry M. Stanley when he arrives there.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
THE BOILER BURSTED.
Tsrriac Explosion in . Chicago Stationery
 EstAbiish ment.

CHIcAoo, Ill. January 1s.-An explosion which displayed tremendous power wrecked . large five story building and did great damage to surrounding property. and in- tared perhaps fifty people, occurred this afternoon shortly after +o'clock in the sta tionery establishment of Robert Morris, at HIS and leo Monroe street near the Colum- bia Theatre, In tho very busiest part of tho city. The explosion was tho result of tho giving way of the large steel steam boiler in the basement, and although there were two hundred or more people in tho build ing at the time no one was killed outright. Those fatally injured were:
 A c. Batch cut by flying glass.
 Chas. Wilson. the cngncer. hurt about the head and breast
 George Folsom, driver of wagon, hurt by flying debris.
 George Burgess, elevator man, skull crushed, Is dying.
 Herman Swanson, hurt by flying tim bers
 Those not so badly and yet very seriously injured were;
 Frank Copcrani, assistant engineer.
 A. c. Hill, a salesman, sitting immedi- atcly over the wrecked portion of the first floor, was severely cut and bruised, blown 10 feet
 J II. Smith, cut about tho head, was blown to the ceiling.
 John Vandersllde, . salesman, cut about tho head
 Robert Hoylcs. scaldcd by steam and GU. by flying glass.
 Miss May Harrcll, clerk in the stock department severely cut about the head
 Jotn Casson, scaided.
 Miss Tiny Church, typo writer. blown out of the window and severely shocked.
 Miss Harrell's case was peculiar one. Shc was sitting In her chair when tho ox- plosion occurred, was thrown strsiyh, up- ward by the force of the explosion, and coming down alightcd in her chair again She is suffering from nervous shock, but will recover Every pane of glass in tho great structure was shattered
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
nl,ssara In Nshra.h.

OMAHA, Neb January ia--A heavy snow began falling this morning and has con ,inued without interruption up to 10 o'clock. About IS inchcs of snow now cover the ground and high north wind is blowing. Specials from interior points in tho State say that the storm Is very severe; that the snow is fast drifting Railroad travel is badly impaired, and it is likely that . blockade will be the result The electric and horse car lines In Omaha are at . stand still and communication with Council Biuns is cut on.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
Pensions Granted .

WASHINGTON, D. C., January S.Among the pensions granted, as announced today, were the following:
 Illinois invalid: Thomas B. Rhoads, Bloomington, Sandford II, Nor ris, Six Mile; John A. Ensminger, Marion. Restoration; Valentine McNeer, Fair mount Restoration and increase; Jos. J. Askins, Decatur Increase: Charles w. Miller, Corinth; John H Rumage, Crab Orchard
 Missouri-original invalid: Oscar Hall, navy, Lexington. Increase: Frank Seger, St Louis, James Roach, St Joseph; Isaac Arnold, Ncosho. Original widows, etc. Ann Becknell, mother of Wm. J, Epperson, Maryville
 ArSansas-Original invalid: Erwin Mar tin, Fort Smith. Original widows, etc wm. A. father of Jas. Erwin, Russell vile.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
Tbe Alleged nenslers.

KANSAS CIrr, Mo, Januro l0.-Mr. ]. T.. James, of this city, the attorney for Mrs. Grifith and Mrs, Davis, who are in jail at oswego, suspected of being tho notorious Mrs. Bender and her daughter Kate. has secured afidavits in Michigan which he says prove complete alibi for the women. This alibi covers the years isso, is7is 1872, Is7s and 1874. one year hefore and two years after the Blenders were in Kansas. Next week he will go to Oswego. where Che women are now in jail, and present the evidence to Prosecuting Attorney Nor rison.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
Mr ph.,p.. rr,butc to Aarasta

BERLIN. January 10, Mir. Phelps, the United States minister, made an address before tho Anglo. American Society here, in which he praised the patient pursuit cf duty that characterized the German race in every rank from prince to peasant. Hc dwelt upon this trait as revealed by the Empress Augusta in tho last audience he had with her Tho labor of that audience was then evidently beyond her strength, but she assumed 1t because 1t was part of . soverclgn's duty.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
THE MARKETS.
Prices for live stock and Produce In the
 Principal Martx.

ST LOUIS. Wheat--No red, 75hd7s Corn-No 2 25t. Ci23as Oats--No. 2, 2aaa0L Rye No, ], 4l0e4s. Butter Creamery, aote24 Butter-Choice Dairy, i5tdao, Eggs, i1 ai5. Chickens-Live. per n, 6aTA Onions-Pcr bu., t5d6o, Potatoes-Pcr bu 2n(dsN. Cattle-Choice Steers, q 90(si5 50 Hogs-3dood3. 70. Sheep Natives, &,o0a 41s
 NEW YORK Wheat-No, red, sstsas8. Corn--No 9 satd40l. Mixed Western, 21(930. Cattie-S.s S.so(a55o. Hogs-S.95
 CHICAGO. wheat--No. red, s7Aa-sis Corn--No ?, 2SisWaSs. Oats-2ots sa20s4. Cattle 3350S46S. Hogs 6osa3.6S.
 KANSAS CITY. Wheat--No. 9 red. 67Ef6s. Corn-No g aotGaois. Oats-No. 2, ladiets. Cattle 3ooe145o. Hogs 4ste3. S,
 COTTON Middling--St Louis, 9 ii-i6; Memphis, 9 ll-i6; New Orleans, 9S.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
England in Egypt.

LoSpoS, January lo.--The indications
 that England Is preparing for fresh cam paign in tho Soudan, beginning simnita- neoGsly from the Upper Nilc and Saakim, hayo aroused the French government from it's attitude of lethargy.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21


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banIplt meo ct SIas.
erpeoitionen 9iaIbt guubet paa gslttpiten libt 9toro
for SntusasGa Isn; berfra ituIoe be sua uOenom Soma,
glsrsene. Sra stlperne al gift Wiari6sn n~uroueitlig
Getrtn9 ben mob bet irpsteSe Maniema.
De Snoipote ulobto9 &~arauaueu me9st penifabeIig.
De iol9te Storm for en- biQis Yri8, bapoe intst larmeube
Saien O9 opisrte fig t bet belle tasst mesct ifittelia os
a~nitGneis. Spens 6Ornemme ifjuIte fig ombpsseIis os
%unhorOs fig DC 6rsmmebes glt. 8itfalbi9uis tom Der
Stan!sp en- ytrins for Gre, iom gap bam 5ortlarins
paa Oenns eienSommelise slbfarb. Gn SOpoins Loo Be
Orb iaIoe: "SuorIepes Tan nj uel pGre penlias mob Be
bpioe WRGno, ba be 10 life fOnmer bio for sanSelens
StpIS. Sa man aIoris ir beres 6pOOer, Os ba be altiS
saar bepatteSe meS aIGoer fra Sopeb til SOB? SorteI
lille mig, at be er sobe os penIige; Der er Roset meset
benttelt9bsos iuIbt, maaite noget 9ubsiorgaaent peS Dem.
Sanbipnlispis er be SroIbmGno. s et5uert faIb sr bet
bsOlt itte at sips fig al meo Dem, men boISe is ~inSeluttet
/ Suiene, inbtil Be er peI borte."
Mian git M gatte op % @atte ueb, inbtil 8ams
men al Ell bsi gier9tiGoe blep operItreoet; ben banusSe
Sanpitiuet melem Sansunitas % QuaIabas 9iasb.
Oct par llbuSitwe'9 anoet, man nu ~betraabte; bette
Strss ubmGrfebe fig peo belle Sfope al 5rusttraer, faa
~beIaslsoe al 6ruster, at en- bel grmes tuubs lsue berai |
usepis.
enSnn mere ~besunitiset par 0aIen ueo nbombo.
ioni man naaebs nOsl, Tase ienere; bet par bet prasts
faIoslts sanbifab, man funSe is for fine pins. Vebo'
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
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ben euer flaifeoe fig paa ben bagcritc Del al 9aoret, iub.
til en- al DC ube9Gnoise 8aniere itupte ouer Ell lana
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Stanlep n9lten fanot Dem imuffe. ga gfifcbeu NOR.
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1remneoe gjGlter meo ri9e @aper al 9ananer. .0ous
W'ais os gaInepin % IeOiaNebe @rpeOitionen lanai men.
TOR "Opens Smraoe. GnbsIis lfilrs Sc fra StonIen
meo Den 6%oriltrins, at, buis bans Sci t~tlfsIbiauiS IfulOr
lore til ubon'bo enpnu en- Sang, iaa uilbe Sc ale BE-.
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sere emo bet iOrite.
en &assmarl9 cnbnu, o9- man par l2ouisn,o
&c t~ssleiormise ISptter bleu ailpite al iirtoutsS, irno
Sule meo ltraat neOfaIoenoe Gag at stanacr ga ;fIet.
part. SlteOsnior ben IunsbcneOe, maore CsieS iouD,
mon en- @fart, tpf, msb forte gena; her piite Seu oroo
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os en- upant epc bSrtes Osiaa BEN pHoe Gin. eorOaa,
bipfise Snurren.
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'ansers MOB Selt man tommer, beIto mere ,sor non
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Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21

fine AS MiIioner bar. s andre Bsltlls
finger, iom bet at pGre Sanoelsbetlenie
ellsr 8utiiiomiruer, maa pite Wt9no %
apinosr ti9mpe fig freH aarepls pda
Ell bnarlis 2sn i Stiainser, ion er
blepue Dem bDrbeIuloe, foroi De i'te er
iitano til at Iinbe np9cn bebre.
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bolospis uaibGn9i9e % fam taar ban
bjsr fig 8lio % Image, fda oft tioret'
tet iuuleoes umtrins fig, al bet beclt
pnsier for bans 8aratter % 2ilbpielt9s
beoer. De prooucercnoe alaSier er
ijeloen p%perfDlbte; Der CT 9obe anleo'
ninger til at opnaa Ell li9eiaa goo Sors
~tieteite / benz Iom | Sanoelen % I DC
lGroe 8rOiesiipner, % III, naar ripptas
get 2anb life Longer finbes | Itor
MRn9oe / 8eitcn, iua pil baaSe Gar
melteS % 8arniproolitteriies Sprol
temnlelis ~iitfert poe 5armerne en- til
ioareuoe iurbpiet 6Ortjcneite. Gnoul'
ocre bliuer OpiOrorin9en til mn9e Mt9no,
Iom CT iebt os pppUrne paa en- 5arm, til
at pebbliue meb at farme itbrre p9
%ItDrre, aft eiterlom Acknowledgements
iprbeores. Sarmeren MI tiloags bebos
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5aber gioroe. Meb arbeiosbeiparerpe
Maifiner % meb Se~llesarbeioe ! pisie
@rene al Gserbrus er 5armins paa en-
gang blebet en- baabe mere beba9eli9 pg
lsnnenoe 8eitiaftiselie. 5armius bar
/ Sanbbeb albrig irembuot en- beore
5remtio emo MI for Ell ing @taub, iom
bar bet rosp9roise 5orIGt at 9aa / Tel
bermeb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21

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brlpelle faloe 81. 6. Sobnipn & Cos
Sfcblarb / Wurriiun 60, albenItlnb
Stuoen refer runbelig til at betale
9anoet, naar man lager tit grbeibe
til. 9e8uoen tiger 2anbet / Seroi
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Ell rIeilbarlig I~ulebniu9 til at bliue fin
e9en Serre, pg ONT sanite faa gar CT
man Gier al en- gpb U9 paffer 5arm,
Der er pGro Ell bel 5prmnIe. Iae Ops
lDsnin9er meboeles al u. 6. Sobnipn
d 60, cor. 3rb & SibleD Streets, ct.
Saul, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
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erns par nlesct eIifuGrOise og bette sierne fin Opsrfob
meo be 9ieilenoe, iaa at Grpeoitionsr, inben man brog
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ner, 9Grter, gpooer, Sirie, 8a!mepin, Sanoner, 9is
ian9fru9ter, tort meO Gilt, buao ben bebppeoe lang 8io.
s lbOmbO bstoO 9anos6perre al ct notiaa tort
antal lane, fssIeiOrmepe GrGsbptter, Der Iaa en- Girs
Tel runot 6oIfsts 6oriamIin9SpIabs. Nfibt paa Plaos
len FOB TIRE saer fre 6isentrGer, iom bapOe BEN OObbeIte
Spsaus at poe SanbsbpenS Snbuuansre Stpsse Os at
Siue Ssuoin9en Bart til bans SeflGSning.
Saainart StanIsy uiie fig paa Spens Smraaoe,
blep ban onrlnSst al en- bIanoet sob NlGno, Suinber
% Ssrn, ale Iise itiOne, bGslise % sOpbisrtece, iOm
itirrsoe paa ben buioe Manb lom paa ct rart Opr. De-
res se9emer par operimurte meo SferiorS, os europe
erres 9tGler aouareoe benz mob at trGoe be Suofeote for
mar til Ppnt par be bebanste meo Striber al 0pres
buS, ¬feIltptter % Wiuieboueoer, os StunIep ipntes,
at DC i'm afifrGttenbe SasIisbeo inarere Iisneoe DIR
eno Wienneifer - meoens Dc Snbipbte ipntss at baue
faaet famine Snbtrpt al ben bpibe ManS; be siorSe mem:
Zig bsilpbt fine Semartninser ON BAN ps ipurste npss
slerris, bporira ban tom, % bporben ban astsoe fig, os
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raab; "SSa-a-a-antu! "#) Gersitsr Loo 6pinberue
unoertlGpen banse Ianst neo al bare 6orbauielle, bes
trastsos ben 5rsmmsSee itsrtGntiomt % raabte Iaa after:
gSa-a-a-antul"
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
1926

til Stdnlep, "fe bans Hare 9ins, bans lanfe gert be
ne'i9e Sep99eIlsr, ia, 6aIulu r bans 9apn.~ 400.
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SuaIeOes fit ban giapnst aolalu. etonIep oioroe
pam til i'm siptjener, os 9nsen tunbe operaaa BAN
Nat9eo os SereSpilIisbeb, naar oct oiaIot at oiette
Sianltps Gniter usb gorbet. SeltanSia ipqpeSe hams
mare, lorte Sins benousr goroct for at uSipcibe. bpob
bans Ssrre ru bebgpeoe.
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ms0 l9 til England us be 6orsusoe Stater on IOb ham
NOeh ! D%alpanoet bar u~nberpiie en- snoelIf CHILE M
aa'sspes sGpss M Gusiten for Wunisma.s anniboIern
ouermanbet Fam.
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aoen en- oemOralnrsnes SuSfipbelie paa Be si[booe,
blepue. STANLEY ~beiIutisos roltt at oisre en- gub, roo bs,ts
trant Roeod Os ben bruue, irpfuite Sati6,tiae
osO lenot ttlbase til llOidbi6i mcb en- lioen afb,lino.
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papoe Of Saa. Sarmin, iom pau Grunb al fin Smi.
olsDeo % Jun Sporians bupbs iaaet 9ilnouuet soti6,t.
l9e, ,. .. 1. SGisI, siOrbs tit guun al mulio gEre
apl paa en- Nat paasreb ban fer al RsmIinoerue ! In.
l9iol6i, iroos bees uoIhiomms Waobitanb. loobe bep, ;
tanisr % fsrts benz tilbase til grpebitionsn. 1uefter
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Epnen % Of brinss Rsmlinssn til StanIeu. 9,isIe inn
% nos'e 9nore. Der par srebns poo fsrlt @iernino ge,
sree rleo at ftpste, III Vile fin p~eliortsnts Strof "a S,,
laa siiertrpttelia, at bet betos be ouriae 9uiten iii a,
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
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mere n%ofolosr ben fine 3tiobomne oa fin pppioe G6iels
geo. Yaa 9onasalpernes pehIioe Sfrant ubitrpr ben
nto 9apmllp I6anno en- 0ueriloo al 5ruoter, % paa
SiranobreoOen peo SanOfaISene sbsler ben fine @apcr
neo olIO gppi9beO % nGlten aItfor riot. ON alippcs
IoOen CT Der la9t Granie al GIpn9pIanter, GrGitams
Werne CT ~orapereOe me6 MoIe: at prauoer beu par
melte Gone al @rpnt.
ufanlemu tan tatfe @oma:9 jcroere for lin 6ru0t,
pargeo; tln CT Tegetotionen nGiten oItfor fraiti9.
@fGSlet er baarOt, oct ifiGrer o9 fitfer iom Snipc; Si:
pef er tot o9 bolt iOm @ambus. Slpuaplanternc bar
et Nntertah9s SGngce % 6pttelie; Gornete Iiguer ST.
pe'to9e az Staol; SrGerne ifp6er op en- Seioe al ouer
o. ~'eier. StNtet faar Ieue 6reo; tbi ct Strist fro
Se'en beIrnoer SGseren fig ltipt, uboieIiat 6,ras, Der
nauF pam oper 9oueOet. Sfoucne ct nGiten ~uaieuuenl'
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ter bar flettet b%peranbre.
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pafre gpor S%uinsltonc bapoc opbol6t fla ilere Maanes
0e', 'hoea StanIep fanot BAN lloidioldi.
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men meo Spens SSuOius. De talte ON giuiusitone.
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9spolnsen, "par ban 3eres 5aber?"
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Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21

meiterer, maaife Tan ban sribe Senne
5pr."
"aa, jes bber Gem inoitanSist,
sisr bet itiel" bermeb iOrlOo bun Be
relief.
Serberf Grant beianot fig ! ben
itGrite 5Orle9enbcb.
"Gr bun ipg?" ipur9te ban enbeli9
i'm SeIter. "Sun par ligbleg,"
(Sluttes).
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-21
SpIfe % iuenIfe 9ager bar pptaget

Sfriueumberpisnin9m Iom Snnbbebsz
ipprssmaal til llnperioselie % ianbet,
at Sfripninsen i Stolen foranleoiser
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Sprnene bpr prnnes til at libbe ret %
lise for Sprbet, SfripebOgen liggenbe
lise, % at Sfriiten bpr uGre Dpretitaaz
enbe, life beloenbe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
ARMY ORDERS.

Major Richard Comba, 9th infantry
will proceed at once from Fort Verde t,
Auppie barracks, A, T., and ASSUME
command of that post and of his regiment
Lieut.. Cl }. il. smith, surgeon, med
zeal director OF the department, will pro
coed on publc business to Fort Bay ard
y. NJ and upon completion viii return IL
ms station at Los Angeles, Cal.
Ky direction IF the division commander
board Of officers is appointed to meet n
Fort Mcdowell, A. T., at III O'Clock Il. III.
Wednesday, February II, or As soon there
after as practicable, to examine and ap
praise the buildings occupied by the posi-
trader, with view of their purchase by tht
government At their value, Tor general
purposes OF the quartermaster's depart
meut is barracks and quarters. Detail Ion
the board; Capt. Jesse Nj. Lee, 9th nfan-
try; Capt. Hobart X. b iley, acting jude
advocate; Capt. Theodore E. True, as
slsrant unarltrmaster; "a Lieut.. Clougl
Ov-rton, Alb cavalry, recorder.
Capt. X. W. johnson, assistant sur.
geuu, will proceed at once from Whipplt
barracks TO Fort Stanton, and report tl
the commanding officer Tor Temporary
duty.
Sergt. Samuel Murdoch, troop A, Gtl
cavalry, Fort Wlngale, n. NJ, Is detailed
Tor duty in the recruiting tervire. AND
will he sent March l to 'ioston, Mass
reporting to Capt. Henry Nj. kendalI
9th cavalry, in char3e Of the recruiting
rendezvous, 10 leach street, i'll that city
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11

The chances are that the Louisiana
lottery, whose charter expires in TIVE
years, will have arranged TO locote Its
headquarters Ill North Dakota be- fore that
time. The treasury Of North Dakota is
at a very low ebb, and the lottery com
pany agrees not only to help i'll the pres
ent emergency. but to pay also 100000
year ior the privilege Of doing business
in the state. The Dakutans app ar
elated over the prospect, claiming that
revenue raised by lottery is better than
begging or bonding or borrowing; better
than cuntiscatory taxation or seed wheat
liens on chatIeis. Very good logic that,
best les ii Dakota gels The lottery she viii
keep dollars at home that now 20 out OF
that and every other state TO swell the
Golfers OF the l.. ). l..
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11

IF it isn't too everlastingIy late the
county board night ser the best Interests
OF the public schools by insisting on the
collection Of the poll tax. AS matters
now stand the neat little sum OF 81, 767
remains uncoll cted and the precinct
constahles are to III me for it. The law
is plain in setting forth the duties OF the
constables, and these officials should be
hauled up bt fore the county beard ano
made to explain. NEGLECT this and the
grand jury may have another phase OF It's
Investigation requiring attention.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11

IT is rather funny and humorous
comm mt on the belonging methods i'll
vogue in many legislative bodies that for
100 years number OF men stood up in
the national house OF representatives at
various times and in plopria persona de-
MED that they were present. Perhaps
their astral bodies alone were present,
but, nevertheless, they looked hale and
hearty and their physical selves. This
thing of being present in body and absent
in spirit is played out now a-days though
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
A sUGGEs TION TO The GRAND juicy.

The attention Of the grand jury is re-
specially called to the 10 lowing section OF
the Complied Laws OF 1854:
Section 376. All accounts, for whatever
purpose, bt fore being allowed and war
rants drawn for the same, Shal, be verIlle'i
by affidavit to he administered by tie
clerk Of the board OF county commissions
ers, or by other officer authorized to adj
minister such oaths, in the folio" lng
words, to he Endorsed upon the bill or al
tached thereto under seal: | ---, do
solemnly swear (or atlrn) that the within
and before mentioned account is true and
correct, and that the services have been
rendered Tor articles have been iurnlshed)
as stated, and that No part thereof has
been paid.
If the grand jury will examine accounts
against this county, say during the last
four years, it may find lots OF accounts not
properly sworn to and not properly APP
proved. 1t is also asserted, that during
the past year accounts have been paid
without passing through the modes and
channels prescribed by law. The law
directs that all county funds shall be by
the collector turned over to the county
treasurer, and by him dlsbursed upon
proper county orders, ordered issued by
the board OF county commissioners after
approval of bills properly sworn to and
presented by the board.
The public welfare, we think, will be
greatly served by careful and panstak-
ing investigation into the matters referred
to above by the grand jury now in SEES
sion. If the allegations of breaches OF
the law, now common talk and heard
everywhere, are untrue, justice to the
officials demands that such fact be estab-
lislned if otherwise, justice to the people
and the best interests of the people
demand and require prompt measures to
bring about compliance with the law
and its provisions.