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The sun., 1890-01-22

Major William Hancock Clark, who fired
three shots from his revolver at Wilton Ram
dolph fellow member of the Southern So
ciety. IN front Of the society's rooms. appeared
AZ the bar OF The General Sessions yesterday,
10 the lndictment pending against him for as
sault IN the first degree, Major Cark's coun-
sol asked for a speedy trial. Being undor
$1.OOO bail. Major Clark was then ralaasad
The sun., 1890-01-22
$4,000 Apiece for the Nuns.

PTTTsBURGE, Jan. 21.-The Ursuline Con-
vent property Is TO be advertised for sale in q
few days. The purpose Of the sale is to raise
the money with which to nay the deposed Su-
perlor Mother Alphonse. and her adherents
flV.WO each, IN accordance with o decree from
home. Each OF the seven Ursulne Sisters
Will receive $1,000 The properly is valued
e g. SSOO'OOO. The deposed nuns will return 70
The sun., 1890-01-22

With It's habltual polished sarcasm, Nature
bestows upon Maine an ice crop OF great weight
and beauty. although 1t is notorious that the
superabundant strong drink Of the Pine Tree
State is such as 1t disGraces respectable ice to
be found In association with.
The sun., 1890-01-22
COULD NOT GET MS OFFICE BACK.
+. @. Hubbard, Formerly a Clerk I'm ,hs
PMhlIe Storey. shoots MImnclL DeuL

T""he storeS' Shoots Himself Dead.
In room on the top floor at 70 West l24th
street. Frederick q. Hubbard shot himself in
the left breast early Sunday morning. About
b O'Clock his daughter heard report like the
swapping OF paror match, and entering her
fathers room found him lying across tho bed
his heart. Near him lay small revolver' pHSr
sieians we're summoned, but they could do Ill
ue anq no lingered until Monday. when he
from dyspopsia: he WAS born In MassRc6u-
setts. ana was 20 years Of ago. Many years ago
pook selling business. For twenty-one yenrs
be r. Was Hiac GesH IN th9 pnblic stores lie lost
He worked hard for Harrison and had nrdDn %.tvi'
ise q getting his Office back, but he didn't Get
II. He became clerk with real estate agent
peen despondent over his failure to got offles
The sun., 1890-01-22

Nobody who understands the noble game
OF billiards, and at the same time understands
the Hon. BENJAMIN HARRISON. will believe the
story that the Hon. BENJAMIN HARRISON is
rassionatoly devoted to the noble game OF
billiards
The sun., 1890-01-22

Ha'p'r's Magazine for February opens with
az A,'slo py LORD Wossley on tho standing army OF
literary s'hnoRrAphc historical geographical critical
poenesL and philosophical diIquStionS all genial IN.
re'tnS instructive entertaining There is no literary
periodical that u more attractive Gnd valuable taa1
The sun., 1890-01-22

The NEw YORK SUN Is owned body and
breeches by the Republican parIy-AiLdHy 4 gus
TnE Sun is not u Democratic indianapolis
Sentinel.
What has our luminous New York contemporary to
say 10 these charges t-B0stOn Globe
EudDa
The sun., 1890-01-22

An opportune friend will be found in DR.. d. JAynsG
EApoctorAnt Hhen rAcked by a severe cold, and the
many lung or throat affections which sonnet fOllOH
THIS OLD remedy bias met the approval OF two genera
OTeI.-AdH S''' ' -
The sun., 1890-01-22

delphia would consist mainly IN revising the
death notices. Other parts Of the country have
no need Of such an ofIlclal.
The sun., 1890-01-22
Tscunseh shermaA's BlrtLdAy.

The Union League Club has decided TO honor
Tseumseh sherman with grand spread and reception
on Feb On that day Con. sherman will be 10 years
old. President Harrison ard his cabinet all tho princ
"a army oacers IN the United states and plrhty OF
auhlLAs vmnodoros and CAPTAIN. Of the navy Will
ne hEl ed 1t wa be the grsitT splay OF gO, lace
anu titles New York has ever witnessed.
The sun., 1890-01-22
4 FRIEND WILL BURY MRS. HENDERsox

FRANKLIN FALLS. N. A., Jan. 20.
The sun., 1890-01-22

Australian ballot system continues And SO I
know they can l have nothing to do with
politics. am Democrat; am a Republi-
can; am a Know Nothing; am not Mug
wump. because they are no politicians. Jap
plause and laughter.l And SEQ l have been
nominated as Prohibition candidate for Gov
ernor; 80 that represent all shades Of opinion,
l speak as an American citizen. l have
brought these figures to your attention. No
newspaper (beRGing your pardon Mr.. Report
er.l no newspaper would do 1t. because there
is an idea in 1t. tGreat applause and laughter.I
lhave taken this opportunity TO do SO In order
that this system may be exactly canvassed.
Let mo SEQ how 1t will work in the next
Presidential CANVASS In New York. There will
be Ill Presidential electors In that State, Thera
will be Ill candidates on that ticket for cleo
tors. God help those down at the bottom, That
Is all I've got to say. Loud applause and laugh
teri But they say: Are you against Democ-
racy in New York; l don't know. But will
tell you what am against for am always
steady on that line; l mover Wayer; | am
against the taking away of the rights Of the
negroes OF the South: and what do you sup
pose would be the result OF hunured or 30
electors on n ticket handed to a negro, and he
hurried up because there wasn't time to vote.
Think a moment Is it skiJluly devised TO
hands OF the Southern white menf | am
against that My motto is: Equal rights,
equal privileges and equal burdens under the
law to all men," Applause.l We tax q muu
who cannot read and write. What for? To
carry on the Government. II he is good enough
to carry on the Government without reading or
writing. why In the name OF God isn't he good
enough to elect what he is carrying on
Whether he Is or not, make what qualifications
you please, but give to the man who has that
right the proper opportunity to carry 1t out
and vote, North or South East or West, Irish
man or German to apybody who has the right
give them the power TO exercise It
Is this invention from far-otr island, whore
they have not voted but little while and are
not supposed to be able to do any better than
anybody else. is this necessary look around
me and see very few men that can remember
back to the days Of 1851. We then had q sys.
tenn Of secret voting against which there was
never any objection uttered. except that It |
the WhiR party OF that day. This |
ballot enabled every man to vote just as he |
pleased. An envelope WAS printed by the State,
stamped with the State arms and distributed |
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

THE late democratic administration was
peculiarly unfortunate in the choice of Of
foers selected for service in Arizona. The
last one to show his hand Is Col. Fred
Smith, familiarly known in this section of
New Mexico as ''Bean Bell" Smith, WIZ
WIS by grace Of Grover Cleveland appoint
ed rs receiver Of public money ut the
Tucson land Office. Smith run things la
suit himself while holGIng that official po.
sition. His scheme was to take none,
from people in payment Tor public lands
and refnse to give receipts therefor saying
that the land commissioner had instructed
him to refuse the receipts. Naturally the
settler would obj a 10 paying without get
ting a receipt and would make complaint
at Washington. The laud commissioner
would write to Smith and ask him what
he meant by refusing receipts. Smith
would write back saying he never had re.
fused a receipt. The commissioner would
then compromise the matter by raising
his bond. In this manner his bond wa
raised from ten Thousand dollars to over
two hunared thousand dollars. Col. VIM.
Christy. Of the great Gait river canal CON.
PAW, would make Smith's bond ev.rJ
time, tor # ne did not be was afraid that
Slater, the inspector. would be appointed
in Smith : place. aud this would be lahlt
TO ruin the canal company Finally Col
Bowman. the new Inspector. got onto tn,
scheme aud .eleRraphed the deparimenI
and this pnt an cod to It. A government
expert has been examining Smiths nc
counts aud finds that besides about twtn
ty Eve thousand that he returned, he owe
the government about two thousand anC
settlers about nineteen thousand dollars
The last account Of Smith wac to the ei
feet that be was ~somewhere in MexicI
where it is reported that be has bought
ranch. Besides stealing all this none,
Smith disobeyed the Law in regard to gov
eminent deposits and so got the Consoli
dated bank Of Tucson into trouble. Tn,
law provides that a receiver shall not de
post money in q bank which ia not 4 des
ignated depository and makes Il n erin
for a bank TO receive such money. Smitl
deposited money in the Consolidated BAN
Of Tucson and the next grand jury iS la
ole to make it warm for Cashier Jacobs
II is thought that the settlers will lOS
nothing by Smiths stealing as the govern
ment will be able 10 collect tho none
from be bondsmen.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
MINING MATTERS.
Reports from Various Camps-Itemh o
General Interest to Mlnera.

Reporta from Various Camps-Itemh %
General Interest to Minera.
The latest quotations are: silRer 1884,
copper IA As; lead 3.87K.
John Dennison was up from Hachita
yesterday and reports me.ters as very quiet
in that camp.
The Carlisle company has enough ore
mined to keep is mill running for several
months and 20 has discharged all Of its
miners but four The company now has
about forty stampa dropping in its big
mill.
Serpenline. the produc, Of the ella river
qudrzie,, has new an established market
value Of $40 per cubic foot IN Chicago.
Another installmeptof machinery for the
workshops bcsn received. by Mr., Fitssim-
monds, the general manager ia chafke.-i
E~nssTpnss. - mot shst Eice Ta1hos ;
steep one. s.r-sr
r. B. Potter. the superintendent Of the
Humboldt company a! Shakespeare, in
forms The LfBREALthat1 he Frus vsnBeE
recently placed in ;ths mill has worked very
successfully on Shakespeare ore. paving as
high AZ seventy-One per eeRt and regularly
saving siatyr6vt yer cent? The company
- 30 veil satisfied with this work that i
has deci6ed to put il several more van
nsrq, enough to work the mill 70 its full
capacity. The atesd5 running Of this mill
will add eObSide ably to, the prosperity Of
the camp. t'h .tre s.}.
Sheriff whitehil and an officer froaA
Texas arrested an outlaw named Davidson
in the Graham mountains. The prisoner
is charged with the murder Of JEFF Webb,
ut Alpine. Tex. He was turned over to the
reEas authorities. The chief witness
against him is Annie Dedrick, a cvlored
girl Of Central, who alleges that Davidson
told her the whole story Of the murder,
and through whose fundamentally David
son was arrested Sentinel.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24


Persons who have cold are much more
likely 10 take the influenza or 20 called, Ia
grippe!
II is much more severe when accompan.
led by a cold.
The ost critical time IL when recover.
ing from the disease, as slight exposure
will often cause a relapse and that is al
most certain 10 end ia lung fever or pneu-
mona.
The feet should be kept dry and warm,
the body we'll clothed and care used to
avoid exposure.
The bowels should be kept regular and
persons physically weak should take qui-
nine to keep up the vitality
With the precautions and a free use o.
Chamberlain cough remedy a prompt re-
eovrry ia Feesonably certain. That rem
ely Is unequsleaior afvvers cold aud this
disease requires f~recisAyths sslas treat.
ment. Dor saint Baels A5sstsre.
have y0as. soltss pinlplss, erys'pelss,
lIQoRn kklU. hlOtehrs on y08t skim Rave
Lyon apy blood Impurities. y yOos ey~lem
TAINTED IS any 3 pkiia- dIAoFderY Il 20,
bake yfght'se C0suRoOHh Syrup Of SSrt
lauIarilla. Sold IT. Eagle Drug Store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
The ~ ess
(NEw YoRD
EoR 1885,
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The New York Prcss is now a National
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Cheap nsvs, vulgar scnsatians and trash
ind no place in the columns OF the Press. It
~ an expensive paper, published At tho low
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The Daily Press has the brightest editorial
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Tho Sunday Press Is a splendid t~welve-pago
paper covering every current topic Of in
terest.
Tho Weekly Press contains all the good
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

II has been discovered that there is q
large gang Of counterfeiters in Mexico
engaged in the manufacture Of American
dollars. They make a dollar equally as
good and valuable as the original, and ow-
ing tothe price Of SILVER make from "a to
% cents on each coin. It Is claimed that
over FIVE millions Of these coins have been
shipped into the United States in the past
Few months.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
Advice to Mothers.

Mcs. .Winslow's soothing syrup. for
children %teething, Is the prescription Of one
Of the best female nurses and ply %siciHns
in the United Statea. and bas been used
for forty yeatS With never failing success
bv millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething it's vaIu" is
,ncalculable. 1t relieves the children from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea. grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By piv-
ing health to the child it rests IT," mother
Price 25c. a hottie.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

THE Pinos Altos Miner has changed
hauds. Col. Christman having sold it 30
that he could devote bis entire time to his
canvass for sheriff The new Proprietors
are hessrs. Hall & HiGhgate. The new
6rm will. we hope. make a more present,
able sheet OF the Miner than did their pre-
decesSor. although they will not. we under
stand, pay quite az much attention to re
ligious topics as did Mr. Christmas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

II is only a solemn duty to the public
which compels the newspapers to state the
uRSavory fact that the man who goes to
bed With his chest covered with a hot onion
poultice and his stomache full OF boiled
onions will wake up to end Ia grippe dis
RuSted and gone. 1t iS an heroic remedy
bat brings with il a great reuard.-Ln-
coin Independent. Rather have the dis
ease than the remedy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

TIE editorial convention 10 AlbaqueE.
last Friday was a success. The boys iet-
ened to severai ROod speeches, resolved
We are the people and got away With q big
supper at the Arm1o house. 10 the las,
act they did the best. Editor Dell Colo
never noticed whether the Rio Grande
had run dry or not, this trip.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Mlss Nellie BY, the briliast yodns
correspondent Of the New Yort Worh.
who is making a trip around the world
with the intsntion Of beating ~thslrecord Of
eighty days made BY Phineaa FORg and
nhronicled BY Jules Verne. arrived 10 San
Francisco last Tuesday and took q special
train over The Southern Paei6c and At
lantie a Pacific for New York. Sbs Il
ahsad Of Tins.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

The HISTORY CO. 7es Market St
San Francisco, Ca
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

The red Aags which some of the China,
men displayed the 6rst of the week while
celebrating their new year, started a small
pox scare. Luckily Lordsburg has SO far
escaped tho dreadful disease.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
SE 9s&
1eeo

..
Some people agree with tins Sun opih-
ipnSnboGt men and tbmgr,en some pcoyAe
dOnt Aut everybody l.kss 10 gethollu ii the
he wspaper, which is peEsr dull Ind atger
afraid 70 speak its mind -.
Democrats know that for twenty year.
TnE SEN has fought in TIM tron linz for
Democratic principles, never waveripR or
weakening IN it's loyalty to the true Nster-
rsta Of the RartyJt serves with fearless iu-
trligence and disin.errsted viEor. At
times opinions bHye differed ~, to the hest
means Of accomplishing the romlnoa pur-
pose; it is not TME Suns fault n it has
seen further intoth tpillsioue.
Eighteen hundred and ninety IS theJear
that will probably determine the result Of
the Presidental election Of 1892. and per-
hapa the f%orsancs Of the Democracy for the
rest OF the century. victory in 1892 is a
dntysund the beginning Of 1890 is tie
best time to start out in company with
THE SUS.
DAILY, per month ........ .......30 80
DAILY, per year,. 6 90
SUNDAY, per year .....-.... 2 90
DAILY and SUNDAY, per year. -, 8 90
DAILY and SUNDAY. per MONTH. 0 70
WEEKLY sun. one yFSr......... / 90
Address THE Sun. New York.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Ia eRPPE has ia redeemidG Qualities
after all. Il has broken Dub en- he st.
Peter Indian agency meas WinbePeg and
the Indians are rapidly dying of.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

WHE7 the az hcultural college opened
Al Las Cruces Ilst week Thirty students
we're present to begin ne couEse.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
History Of ARIZONA and lev MEXICO
From the Earliest Period to the
Present Time.
BY HupEnr nowE RAscaoIT.

Just published in l vol, the most thrilling
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Of tho Puoblosl Land of Mines and Miragel
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San Francisco, Cal.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

~ y now a criminal offence to jump
board bill in tins territory.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Subscriptions TO any periodical can be
made at the LIBERAL Office at publisher
prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

exrr4Yagza hy habit, taat be Ia neg
lsctet certain golden opportunities aud
had been careless v uherc he should have
been attentive, bat IA his present mood
be did NOT owen lpon these unpleasant
facts, but shock DIS hst al TIE tnrong
u humanity beneath his window ana
denounced society, civilization, law
order and every thing which ln me
most remote degree tends 70 reward
efor, ALd punish lazlness.
Then he lsl.ed Cigar, sat down
upon the edge of his bed ana counted
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

=
thus:
Breakfast %
Two cigars -''' - -
Newspaper --.O-
Total .......................-o 81
Il ought TO have thirteen cents left,
and find only three. O, yes; Iremem-
ber-I gave a begger ten cents. Cad,
that was foolish! He's now seven cents
richer than / am. But away with these
gloomy thoughts. I'll read my paper
and forget my cares
He drew his only chair to the window
and gazed down upon the crowded street
for moment. Then, with calm in
difference to his wretched financial con-
dition, be began his perusal OF the days
news.
Rubber trust " he murmured, between
pufs Corner in Wheat" Talk of a
New Salt Syndicate, Reported Con-
solidation Of Southwestern Roads
Throwing down the journal, he
watched the smoke from his cigar mus
ingly.
Monopoly" he soliloquized, that is
the keynote to success. Control some
thing that everybody wants-put up the
price-and there you are. What can l
get hold Of? / own nothing but myself
hardly in the list Of available assets.
Nobody wants me. Tn ere is no demand
for me. | can't sell myself to an En-
glish syndicate.
Il can't even pawn myself. But, hold
Don't these capitalists work in narrow
groove? They monOpolize only those
things for which there is great de-
mand Why would it not be practicable
to corner something that nobody wants?
For instance, the world has no use for
me. Why not make the world pay for
ny absence2 BY Jove, I'll syndi-
cate myself! Talk about Napoleons Of
fnancel Ye gods, I'll be Alexander
Caesar and Sergeant Gilhooly all com
bined. Whoop! Where's my pen? Here's
paper, Good, Now for it,
Thereupon he write the following:
We. the undersigned knowing Richard Froth-
inrtom. pronounce him the meanest man in New
York CITY He has taken food from the hands
OF hungry babes, robbed blind beggsrs and
treated his friends 10 domestic cigars. Even In
as large q place as the metropolis his presence
is considered public calamity Beware OF him
Carefully brushing his hat and over
coat, Selling his cane and casting an
amused glance at himself in a small
mirror FvothingtOn left his room. locked
tho door after him, lodged his landlsdy
in the hall and was soon in the street.
He looked ike young man OF wealth
and leisure as he stroled along, a smile
on his well-cut face and an air o. self
satisfaction in his jaunty step. He en-
tered a famous uptown bank, after a
short STROLL whose president be had
known in happier days.
"Wul you kindly sign that, Mr.
/ C-?" asked Frothington. stepping
boldly into the presidents room and
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

tG-s- ous Tenr7 r ssii 80 So~tor e
wife. Were or sarth li3 reU Tst tasi
s~s e~e 1or look "a thoEh ro
had bsea -trol g. sthrssairg rrs-tlns
rre rf uv pat.e-ts
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Unique story About Person Who
SynIcz-ed Himself

ICHARD ER0Tu-
INGf ~ band
some elever Young
I'D reckless was
n his urrers
Iblsin Llsop llon.
Has ret his f4llt.
blt vas due - che
cold injustice Ola
cr-el world IL is
trle he realized
that he vas indo-
leng b. I.at are al3
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

-ks Tt hrcks hfssrv 49, tsvs
ha8 r. mas foF ~ isst t-r r., ~ rs
Hs assisted -fst e 80 vs snS sac
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Ms Smitten Bobby YOU bad boy
h-.e yoa beea 1rh4ax ~l-4 Tommy
el-msga zEaInr De4e. dear shah
b4ss sel Yea new -.i-
hel luats n4la lg mA GoG
oa nt 90 Sc tommy aims His Ia
~ u4ve s. r.t Bs~ .F
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13
DIR. WILBUR

Has adopted this plan: That ne VIII charge
nothing for advice. consultation or treatment,
until the patient pTonouucrS himself well.
The Only Charge Being Made - for Med
icines Used During Treatment
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

the change which remained from his
absolutely farewell" dollar. He figured