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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
FOREIGN FAMINE.
An Appeal For the Starving In Ireland
Italy Also suffering.

An Appeal For the Starving In Ireland
Italy Also suffering.
NEW loRK, Oct 1.-The Sun publishes
an appeal TO the people OF America
for relief for the ADMINISTRATION people
OF Ireland The most trustworthy in
formation from public and private
sources in all parts of Ireland is, the
paper says, that the complete failure OF
tho potato crop makes another great
famine in that most unfortunate of
lands practically inevitable. The point
of actual suffering from hunger has not
yet been reached, but the days of starv-
alton, unless help comes, are not far off.
In the last great famine, in iS7s-79,
the Irish leaders, Parnell, Davitt and
the others who voiced the country's
appeal for food, pledged themselves
never again TO appear as supplicants be-
fore the world on behalf Of starving
Ireland. So no appeal has been sent
out and probably none will come from
that source until the situation becomes
desperate and IL becomes no less than
criminal any longer TO withhold it.
SUFFERING IN ITALY.
LONDON, Oct L-Ireland Is not the
only country menaced with serious
want In Italy the Government has
been informed by several projects that
there Is serious apprehension OF trouble
in their provinces from the NUN GER of
unemployed workmen, who live in the
utmost misery. In some of the PROVING
ial towns the men have become trouble
some and have done some mischief, and
they threaten to do more unless work Ia
provided for them.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
a BRUTE.
Rel cited Hy ~ Young Lady, Tie Calls 90 sec
a.er and Basciy MURDER Her la the Pres
encc of the Family.

Rel cited Hy - Young Lady. Tie Calls 10 Sec
t.er and Basciy Murders Her in the Pres
snce of the Family.
ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, Oct t.-About
noon yesterday Mrs. Bernard Joseph
and Miss Mamie, wife and daughter Of
a merchant and Mrs. w. ID Allen and
her baby were sitting in the hallway Of
the Joseph mansion, when suddenly
Alexander Campbell, rejected suitor Of
the girl, entered without knocking.
Mrs. Joseph said: mamie, take Mr..
Campbell into the parlor," %whereupon
Mamie arose and went toward Campbell,
with both hands offered to him. when
she saw him take n revolver from his
coat pocket and divining his intent she
turned and ran put OF the house.
Mrs. Joseph, Mrs Allen and a colored
servant endeavored by frantic appeals
to Campbell TO save the girl, but no
broke away from them and fired at her,
the first shot inHicting only a slight
wound. The girl continued to run with
the servant, trying to drive off the as
sassin, who followed his victim across
the Joseph yard.
Mrs. Joseph was meanwhile running
around to her front gate, screaming in
terror and crying: Don't kill Mamie"
Their cries were unavailing, as the
demon of jealousy possessed Campbell,
and he continued, intent on the death
Of the victim, and as she faced him
again he fired q second shot missing
her. She ran around to the front Of DIR.
Shines residence, whore she fell back
ward in a bed of flowers.
Then as the girl was trying to rise
from the ground Campbell fired n third
shot which passed through the heart OF
his victim. The pistol failed to respond
to the fourth and fifth pulling OF the
trigger.
Campbell was arrested and carried to
Jail. Campbell is native OF Baltimore,
Md, and has been here only a short
time. An extra guard is at the Jail +
prevent lynching.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
MISSOURI UNION LABOR.

Nomination of n State Ticket-ResoiutIohs
Indorslng Farmers and Laborsrs' Plat
form
SEDALIA, Mo-, Sept 2Z.-The Union
Labor party held their State convention
here yesterday.
Frank McAllister was temporary
chairman. d. NJ. Cowan, of Christian
County, was permanent chairman.
The committee on resolutions report
ed in favor of adopting the Farmers
and Laborers' Union platform adopted
in St Louis in December last after
which tho following State ticket was
nominated: Supreme Judge, G. IL
Jones, of Knox County; Railroad Com.
missioner. Samuel Il. Boyden, OF New
ton County; superintendent OF Public
Instruction. Robert & Brownlow, OF
Dallas County.
Hon. Charles holland. of St Louis,
was deposed as national committeeman
and S. A. Wright of Saline County,
chosen his successor, after which tho
convention ad journed.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
BlRCHALL GUILTY.
Close of the Celebrated Trial That some
what Resembled the Prellar Case-The
Prisoner Found Guilty.

Close of the Celebrated Trial Thnt some
what Hesembled the Prellar Case-The
Prisoner Found Guilty.
WOODSTOCK, Ont, Sept 30.-The
sensational Benwell murder case ended
yesterday in the prisoner being sem
fenced to death.
After arguments by counsel Judge
Mcmahon informed the jury that in or
der to save time he would at once ad-
dress them. He made a very careful,
able and comprehensive review OF the
case. lie spoke for two hours and fifteen
minutes and charged against tho
prisoner.
The court adjourned at 9:55 but the
jury did not go out They remained in
their seats and a guard was set ovor
them. The crush of people was terrific
Outside 1t was almost impossible to get
through the throng. Judge Mcmahon
said quietly that he would come into
court at 1880 TO hear the verdict II
reached at that time.
At 1880 the jury agreed and as soon
as the Judge arrived the jury was asked
II they had agreed upon a verdict and
replied: I'VE have"
What is your verdict" asked Judge
Mcmahon.
Guilty" the foreman replied.
The court then sentenced Birchall te
be hanged Friday, November IL
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
Nj FINAL VOTE.

rats IN ths ssnate On Agreeing % ths Can-
f~r~ucs hrpau on ths Tnrn nlit- - tfl-
Ersw. and rtafah nreak over
the Party fenee
WASHINGTON. Oct AT CSC o'clock
last evening She conference report ON
the Tariff biil vas adopted By the SEN
aH By = vote Of ~ 90 -. MessrS Plumb
Paddock and pettigrew tBepublicansD
voting IN the negative
There were eighteen ahsentecS a.
follows: Republicans-MessrS Farwell.
Morrill,. Squire. stanford. Teller and
Washburn. Democrats-MessrS Berry.
Brown. Call. Eustis George. Nc
Pherson, Payne. Turpie Vance. Vest
Jones Of Arkansas. and Faulkner.
The vote In detail was;
Ycas-Messrs Aldrich. Allen, ALI
son, Blair. Cameron. Casey. Chandler.
Cullom. Dawes Dixon, Edmunds.
Evarts Frye. Hale. Hawiey. Hoar. In
CALLS Jones Of Nevada. Mcmillan. Man
derson. Mitchell. Moody. Pierce. PlatL
Powers, Sanders Sawyer sherman.
Spooner. Stewart StocS bridge. Wilson
Of Iowa wolcott-J1
Nays-MessrS Barbour. Date. Black
burn, Hlodgett Butler. Carlisle, Cock
rell, Coke, Colquitt Daniel. German.
Gray, Hampton. Harris, Hearst Kenna,
Morgan, Paddock, Pasco, Pettigrew,
Plumb, Pugh, Ransom, Reagan, Voor-
heeS Walthall. Wilson Ind ga.
Tho following pairs were announced:
Teller and Berry, Dolph and Brown.
Farwell and Payne. Quay and Faulk-
ner, Morrill, and Vance. Davis and Glib
son, Hiscock and Jones Of Arkansas,
Higgins and Mcpherson, Squire and
George, Turpie and Washburn, Vest
and Stanford.
The FIRST break in tho cartv ranks was
made whom Mr.. PaddOck's name was
called. lie said that he was paired
with Mr.. Eustis, but as Mr. Eustis
would have voted no. he would vote no.
The mex break came Immediately
after when Mr. Pettigrow's name was
called. lilo said that he was paired
with Mr.. Call, but as Mr.. Call would
have voted no. he would vote no
Tho third and last break was when
Mr.. Plumb latter all other Senators had
voted stood up and his name having
been called, voted no.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

and rates OF the presenflaw we're maa.
In These the committee concurred
In the liquor schedule the senats
made increases on the various forms Of
wines aud liquorN The house rates
were restored except on champagne and
spiritN leaving still wines and malt
liquors a. the existing rates Of duty.
The confereos agreed 90 the senate
reciprocity and retaliation amendment
making bat one change. which was in
the dAte-mado January. is22 instead
OF July next
On the changes made In the Agrieult-
ural schedules the conforoes' report
says: In the agricultural schedule the
House rates are mainly retained. Garden
seeds have been reduced from 90 per
cent, as proposed by the House, 70 20
per cent. the ratio substituted by the
senate, and turnip seed. which the SEN
ate placed en- the free list transferred
70 the dutiable list On oranges,
lemons and lines which the House
made dutiable AZ double the present
rates in order 10 afford protection and
Encouragement TO the planters OF Cali
fornia and Florida, the Senate reduced
the rates some what above the present
law. Tho House conferces yielded re-
~luctantly 10 this reduction. An amend
ment was added 10 that Of the senate
imposing an additional duty OF so per
cent on the packages In which oranges,
lemons and lines are imported.
M. &c.
ate imposing 4 discriminating duty OF
10 per cent on tea, the product Of
countries east OF the Cape Of Good Hope,
were struck out
The administrative section relative
10 imported articles being forbidden
entry whore the business mark OF a do
nestle manufacture Is simulated. reads
as follows as adopted in conference:
'On and after March 1, 1891, no article
Of imported merchandise which shall
copy or simulate the name or trade
mark of any domestic manufacture or
manufacturer shall be admitted 70 entry
at any custom house in the United
States"
The conferees In their report speak
ing Of the effect OF the bill on the rev.
enues say they do not believe that
there is any material difference between
House and Senate bills in the matter Of
estimated reduction in the dutiable
schedules - namely $40 900. 900 - and
their action has not materially affected
that estimate except in the restoration
Of the internal revenue provisions OF
the House and on that point they say:
'For the year ended juno 80, 1890. the
receipt from special taxes on the class
OF persons TO be relieved by the bin
were sl,5t5, 4st, from taxes on
tobacco SIS, 285, is2 and from
snuff S7S7, 73l. by the passage of tho
bill the reduction in revenue from to-
bacco will be 81, ISL, $40, and from snuff
slsI, 433, making from these two sources
an aggregate Of 81, 765, sos. Adding
these figures TO the reduction which
would follow in tho abolition OF special
taxes would make the total reduction in
the internal revenue recoips SO, PSI, 2sl
The probable reduction 10y the customs
schedule will DO about $50. 600. 600,
which would give anaggregate reduction
by the bill OF about $3.50. 900, 900.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10
Inanrrants Hehnnded.

LONDON, Sept 81. -Advices from Tan
giers state that tho Sultan has defeated
the insurgents, who suffered a heavy
loss The leaders of the insurgents
were beheaded.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-19
Personal MENTION.

Every colored mem Der of the Missis-
sippi Legislature voted for recent bill
to appropriate $4,000 for the erection of
a Confederate monument in that State
II Colonel Elliott F. Shepard is elected
Mayor of New York he promises tn
clean the streets. Cleanline s, he says,
is closely connected with godliness,
and he knows.
An almost compile a score of Wagner
"Tannhauser," written by Richard Wag-
ner and signed by him, has been discov-
cred in the ruins of the Zurich theater,
recently burned.
Nine. Patti has made a contract to
build at her castle OF G aig-y-Nos in
WALKS winter garden covered with
glass, o. feet long and 70feet wide, with
high curved roof 40 ieet high.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has re-
ceived more congratulstory letters in
connection with his current articles in
the Atlantic than he ever received in re-
Spouse to his former literary work.
justin Mccarthy, who has been for
some years an ardent and enthusiastic
student OF the period of the French Rev
olution, is about to publish the first in
stallment OF the results of his researches.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-19

Helen AlIingham, widow Of William
Allingham, the poet, has received a
great comp iment. She is the first OF her
sex to he elected a member OF the Eng
lish r wal Society of Painters in Water
Colors.
Senator Brown of Georgia is devoted
meniber of the Baptist church, and has
proved his zeal nv larle contributions.
He has made gift of $685. to the Bap-
fist theological seminary at Louisville,
KY.
Jacob Kimmel, a farmer OF Orwigsburg,
Pa, has had piece of wood an inch
long and half an inch wide taken IRON
his arm. 1t was splinter from a gnn
which exploded in his hai DIS thirty-two
years ago.
Frank B. Tracy, son of the Secretary
Of the Navy, is an enthusiastic tine stock
raiser and has magniti ent farm in
Tioga county, \. Y. He has an athletic
physique. aud looks as if he could hold
his own in any position.
Mr.. Glider of the Century says: THE
We b st poem, the very rest novel,
shot story, essay or descriptive article
that can be written in the English Ian
guaye, and especially by an American
writer, is in constant demand"
The Prince of Naples, heir to the
throne of Italy. will spend the coming
summer making a tour OF the European
courts and locking for wife. He is
dark, slender youth. not bad looking,
but with very delicate constitution.
It is related of John Royers, the SOUP
tor, that he began his life as clerk IN
dry gods store in Boston, and not I'll he
was 81 years old, after ne had run loco,
motive, worked in a machine shop and
been surveyor, did he produce his first
group, the ''Slave Auction.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-19
THE OLD WORLD.

George Francis Train tflegraphs from
Naeas Xxi, Japan, that he VII reach
t3rindisi, Italy. May 9.
Newfoundland is to repeal the bait act
and allow French and Ameri an fisher
men to purchase bait in the harbors.
The Lancashire handicap steeplechase
was won by Hex. The KemDton park
Easter handicap was won by Bruce.
Russia has notified Turkey that the
sums paid on account of Arrears Of the
war idemnitv and the securities z ven for
the payment thereof are not sutci NJ.
The sculling match between Mclean
and Kemp will be Iowed on the Parmatta
river May Is. Tie rice will he r goo
a side and the championship of the world.
TIE London Standard says that Bis
marck will bear the title Of Duke OF
Lauen burg as a Sc ond tile. His Off lal
title will be Furst Won Bismarck, Herr g
Won Lauenburg.
Edward Damn of the Uuited States
army is experimenting at Berlin Wi n a
monster balloon fo- war purposes, which
is lighted by electricity and capahle OF
signaling at tremendous distan- e.
Turkish troons are pillaging churches
and insulting Christians in the province
of Gambia, Crete At the request Of the
foraig1 cC nsuIs the Governor has ordered
an inquiry into the outrages.
The Sampson ow Company OF London,
publishers of SANKEY'S new book, Dark
est Africa, have complt ted arrangements
to issue 5000, 600 copies OF the work, an
undertaking which thew deem abundant
IL warranted by the number and extent
OF the orders for the book already r.
ceived TIE book will be p ilted In fiji
teen different languages.
The action of the American House OF
Representatives Pension Committee 10
reporting in favor OF granting pension
to Mrs. Parnell on a count OF the services
OF her father in the United States navy
has caused good deal of comment in
London and has revived all the old stor-
les anent neglect OF her son to provide
for her. Most OF the newspapers agree
that political motives, in view OF the i'm
portance OF the Irish vote, were at the
bottom OF the Congressional action, and
regard it as disrepu.able means to
doubtful end.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-19
ALONG THE COAST.

The sixteenth Gen raj Annual Confer
ence Of the Mormon church opened at
Salt Lake last week.
The will of the late Colonel J. Mervyn
nonal ne, President OF the San Francisco
and Northern Pacific Coast railroad, was
formally admi ted TO probate one day last
week in Marin county, Cal. No contest
OF the will was filed.
The San Diego Sun says there is no
doubt that several hundred Cinnamon
have found their way into California from
the Mexican side within tie past year
1t is also asserted that seven Chine e
women were landed from one of the
boats at Pa ific Beach one night last
week.
The suit OF Captain Jerome Cox at San
Francisco against Attorney D. NJ. Del
mss, to IT cover $33, go, the value OF GER
tain claims against a judgment Cox re-
covered in his suit AGAINST Charles Nc
Laugl lin, resulted in the jury awarding
Cox $22, S62. Delmas purchased the
claims in the last-named suit, and Cox
claimed that it YVES on his advice and for
lis benefit that the purchase was made.
A convention of retail lumber dealers
met at the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce in San Francisco few days
ago. Representatives were present from
almost every lumbs section Of the State.
The purpose OF the convention, an,
nounced in a call recently, is for mutu'
protection of legitimate trade and to en-
force the principle that the wholesale and
retail branches of the lumber business
are separate and distinct, and To resist
the roiicy of wholesale dealers in their
efforts to encroach upon the rights OF re-
tail lumbermen.
An explosion occurred in the 0 ! tun-
mel at adams canyon, near Santa Paula,
few days ago, seriously lnJuring Alex
Farrell, John Bronty and Nj. Franklin.
II. Hardison, E. H. Orine, ). W. Young
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-19
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The House Commerce Committee has
reported favorably R preventative Her
mann's bill for lighthouse at the mouth
Of the Coquille river, Oregon.
This House Committee on Judiciary
has competed consideration of he Iorrey
bankruptcy biil and ordered it reported
lavorably with some amendments. The
committee also ordered favorable re-
port on Henderson's bill amt nding the
internal revenue laws.
The special agents of the General Land
Off e working in the Da&otas, Montana,
Washington and the Northwestern
Stat S. who were retired March Ii with
out paw, have been ordered to continue
work. They were retired for la k of an
appropriation with which to pay them
until provision was made ty the passage
of the deficiency b Il.
Representatives McClammv and Nor
gan have united in minority report in
opposition to the compound lard bill re-
ported by The House Committte on Agri-
culture. The minority d d not feel that
there was any possible justification for
the proposed legis alton. If the bill
eIlOlu ItIltDJ lIlt ldTllltIS, as IL W DIS
claimed it would, the farmers of the West
Won d gan at the expense OF the farmers
OF the South.
The House Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures has authorized a
favorable report on the bill for the rec o H.
aga If suhsidiary coins Cf the Unite d
States. 1t is prov ded in The bill tn sill
yer coins Of less denomina ion than 81
shall hereafter he legal tender in sums
not exec edin. $40 in all payments of pub
lie or priva'e deb g, an | when he d by
any nauonal bank may lie coun ed -
part of its lawful reserve.
The House passed Representative Will
ms bill, granting right of way to the
Spokane & Northern railway a"rcss the
Colyiile Indian reservation in Washing
ton. The location must lie approved by
the Secretary of the Interior, and all
rights of the Indians must be obs rived
and no interference made wi h their iIri-
gat on bitches. 1hecompany must build
its line through the reservation within
three months after the pass &c of the
at. The company is Obliged 10 execute
a bond OF $4,000, to be paid the Indians
in case any OF them or their stock are
kill; d. The building of the road is Of
great Importance to the people OF East
ern Washington.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-19
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

A well-organized gang of burg lars have
been working Helena, Mont.
At Cairo, Ill.,, Allen Thonas, colOred,
killed his vile and then suiclded
jealousy.
Charles Bond at Fresno, Cal for beat
ing Mrs. Sweet, has been given $40
days in jail.
The col,red ianitor atthe Salem, Mass.
postoffice h rs confessed to robbng the
mail for three years
A co'o-ed man named Wood. coveted
of murder, has been sentenced at New
York to die by electricity.
The twelve Chinaman arrested at H. /
ena. Mont, for the murder of negro
woman have been released.
George A. Fields, a mulatto, aged 26,
was hanged at S ranton Mi g., last week
for the murder of Jennie Mosley.
Deputy Sheriff Kaufman at New York
has been arrested and charged with steal
ing goods which were placed in the sher-
if g hands.
Hon. Lee Williams, a member OF the
Legislature from Shelby toTntv, lnd =,
has been arrested for crooked work in
pension and divorce cases.
Frank E. Lewis, teacher in the Gov
ernment school at Pine Ridge agency,
was assassinated few days ago by Eatle
Horse, crazy Indian, who afterwards
shot himself through the head.
A rich landed proprietor in Austria has
been sentenced to sven months penal
sprvitude, with occasional days short
rators and sleeping on aplank bed, for
inhumanly tortur,ng farm servant.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-19
IMMORTAL.

He walked the world with Bonded head;
There is no thing he moaning said,
''That must not some day Join the dead"
He sat where rolled river deep;
woman sat her down TO weep;
A child lay in her lap asleep
The waters touched the mothers hand.
His heart was touched He passed from land
But left it laughing in the sand.
That one kind word, that one good deed,
Was as if you should plant seed
In sands along death S sable bredo.
And looking from the farther shore
He saw where he had sat before,
A light that grew; grew more and moro.
Heisaw growing, glow iug throng
OF happy people white and strong
With faith, and iubilant with song.
It grew and grew, this little seed
OF good sown in that day of need,
Until it touched the stars indeedl
And then the old man smiling said
With youthful heart and lifted head;
mo good deed ever joins the dead"
joaquin Miller in N. Y. Independent