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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

il the Senate. on the 18th, the House
bill to ratify a boundary-line agree
ment between New York and Pennsyl-
wants, and the Senate joint resolution
to relieve Oklahoma sufferers were
passed. The Tariff bill was taken up.
and the tln-plate paragraph discussed
Mr. Vests amendment to reduce the
rate to one cent pound was rejected
IS to 30 Mcssrs. Davis and Plumb vot-
ing in the Affirmative. Mr.. Plumb Of
fered an amendment to reduce the rate
to one cent and TO pay bounty Of one
cent a pound to manufacturers in the
United States This amendment was
pending when the Senate adjourned......
In the House the dav was spent in dis
cussing the Nat Mckay Relief bill, but
on vote on motion to rccommit, no
quorum could be had.
AT the Church OF England provincial
synod at Winnipeg. Man. on the 18th,
IL was voted by a large majority to
favor federation OF the church In Cam
ada. but IL was decided that provincial
synods should be retained, subject TO a
general synod.
| THREE men and one woman were
killed and eight or ten persons we're
wounded in bloody fight between
negro laborcrs and crowd Of colored
gamblers at the shelby Iron Works. in
Shelby County. Tenn, on the night OF
the 18th.
INFORMATION bias been received oil
the murder in the Soudan. by Arabs. ol
r. NJ. Gates. T. Kingman and John T.
Jadcrquist, Presbyterian missionaries
who with seven other missionaries, lefl
the United States in May last
TnE entire plant, tools and stock O.
the Bcllaire tO.) Goblet Works were q
stroycd by fire On the l4th. One hun
bred and twenty men are thrown out q
employment Loss, $50. 900; covered b,
insurance.
II TIE President, on the 14th, approve,
|. the joint resolution 10 accept from tn
| National cncampmcnt OF the Gran,
Army Of the Republic statue and pe
destal on the late General Grant
FLORENCE SULLIVAN, daughter q
Thomas sullivan. OF New York Cit,
|, and man named lIur. burt, Of Buffalo
IN. y. we're drowned while bathing q
Spring Lake. n. j.. on the iith.
TES persons were badly burned by a
= explosion in the Kendall Manufactu
Ing companys large soap factory
Providence, X. r., on the 18th.
The population Of Trenton. N. j
! which Is placed az 5s,4ss. has increase
during the last decade e5.53 per cent.
y TnE business portion or Austin ia
! was wiped out by fire on the night ,
tho 18th.
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TIE RELIEF CORro-

Eighth Aanusl Convrntt"" !" r-.-.ss
s,ou.l W.sn sn's Relief Corps "
Temple. -
EoSrox. Aug. 14-Thc eighth --. II,
convention of the National MT 80
Relief Corps opened in Ircmen' NJ.
Die ~ 10 = m. yesterday, A n
wittenmcycr. OF Phiiaae'P". n
tionai president in the cha''. u
temple was gay with bunting - -
GRATED with the symbols p .-s -r..
An opening ode was sung ..
dent announced the serious M -.
National chaplain. Miss Nei', .,,k
and called upon Mrs km''s ~
department chaplain q Mas
70 Offer prayer. x..,si
On che platform sat the ras' !, ,.' 49,
officers, including Mr. r VIVA
| Barker. the first president IA
Turner. Mrs sarah &. Falie' 49,, 49, ~
Emma Loud. In the press rA.'. n ~.
several members Of the Na''p.- n
I Association. including fres'- IA
| n Il. Lincoln tIiessic Bersn, Y.
president Mrx Mary :. LeeSM.-.. ".
rctary Miss George SnuM. r.sr II,
Mrs Hannah Il. Sperry. M's .''s.s,,,s
nat Woods and Mrs. Emily Sn.. 49,
Fully thirty-fivc states were wv q
"a. The galleries we're e'oN
members or tha order
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

The Italian government has ordered
the cessation Of emigration from Italy
TO the countries Of South America
JoHS HENRY NEWMAN, Cardinal Dea-
con OF the Roman Catholic church in
England. died on the 18th. after an i'll
ness spneumonia) Of less than three
days duration. at the age OF nearly
ninety years He was . prolific and
profound writer on theological subjects.
aud was the author OF the well-known
hymn: lead Kindly Light" His rep
utation is that or THE greatest master
Of English prose in this day and genera
ton"
DrnI~G the week ended on the 9th.
the bodies Of eight murdered infants
we're found in Memphis. Tenn, the dis
coveries being OF most CHASTITY nat
ere.
CAPTAIN HENRY D. PERRY. we'll
known farmer and fisherman OF Agawam.
Mass. went TO the Connecticut river,
on the 18th. to get water. backed his
team into the stream and was drowned.
A PAIR Of alleged lawyers have at
tempted to confidence Congressman
james O'Donnell OF the Third Michigan
district by sending him letter. written
in Spanish and dated at Toledo. Spain,
in which II IS stated by the will Of Mar
shall u Donncll. he is made the heir OF
. large estate. running into the mill
ions No one in Washington looks upon
the matter in any other light than thai
Of thin attempt At getting fee.
SUPERINTENDENT PORTER expects
that the work Of counting the popula'
tion OF the country will be completed
before the end Of the present month
and Congress. II IL 50 desires. can pro
coed to pass an az m ticnmcnt bill and .
determine how many members shall
constitute the next House. The popu
| lation Of the country Is estimated a
| "a. 600. 600.
| THREE convicts named Hanley, TUT
colt and Manning who were repairin
. windmill belonging to the Californi
State prison at san Quentin. made the
escape. on the 18th. after refusing
halt at the command OF the guards
Two gatling guns we're turned loose 0
them. Bullets fell all around, but nor
struck them.
A SUCCESSFUL trial trip OF storaf
battery system Of electric street ca
has been made at Dubuque, Ia, an
the president OF the Dubuque Sire
Railway Company has closed contrac
} for fifteen cars to be delivered In min
~ days.
The wonderful redwood tree shipps
from Tulare County. Cal, by Mr. VI;
} Doorman. and which will be exhibit'
! al the Worlds Fair in Chicago, arriv
1 in san Francisco on the 18th. Thr
fiat cars were required TO haul the q
: hibit TO the city. II weighs roo
: pounds.
/ THE Secretary Of the Interior, on I
l. 18th. received telegram from Gs
4 crnor Prince 81 New Mexico asking
. troops 70 suppress White Cap ontragl
= I.RFAp~TrrFS exports during y,
= past aggregated $40. .33, $50. against !
soC,gi5 in July, lssa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

r,.,.rs JACKSON and SAGE, 81 w
,.,,a, s,ates Circuit Court for ~
southern district 81 ohis have "'s''~
,hat under tho Interstate 'om'n''e'
IN, ~ under the Common Carrier ia"'
~ai,ro.3s Are free 10 make sucn so"'
,ra,.,. n. are for their interests, ana y
classify and scale their charges a. III
them seems best
SENATOR BLAIR, on behalf OF 'n' ~
,ority Of the members 81 the "on''"
suffrage committee. on the l-tn' rep''',
"a fayorahly 4 proposed constitutions,
amendment 10 give women the right y
suffrage.
F,rry-~i>r captains and majority
~ M crew. Of the vessels 81 the pan
III. Navigation Company nave g'''n
notice 81 their intention 70 strike !"
4 September
/ I'ur price ~ silver in Amsterdam
rose from 80 to 90 guildcrs per kilo On
| the isth. r.
Tnr original package" saloons N
| Iowa went out OF existence rs rapidly
as they made their appearance
1 ions ". MAckFy has been e'ec'ea
director OF the Canadian Pacific fa'''
\ way
/ Corrox exports from the United
states during July past aggregation II
value s.. $50. SO, against ss'aic'-io y
July. 1859. \,
TnE report that cholera Is prevails
ing in smyrna is declared 70 pr aoso'
lutely without foundation
W. III. WALkEH. OF Eugene, Ore, was
accidentally shot and killed while hunt
ing in the mountains. on the l2th' nav
ing been mistaken for deer.
a NEW schedule OF prices was issued
by the Newark N. j.. leather manu-
facturcrs, on the 18th, increasing prices
ten per cent all around.
JosErn A. SARGENT, aged seventy
five. and his grandson, aged four Q
Ewing. Mass. while ,rossing the tracks
OF the Fitchburg railroad just east o.
Ewing station. on the 18th. were struci
by train and both were killed
Nh. TuIBiS. an Oklahoma claim
holder, was shot through the body. o.
the i2th. by man who had been hire'
10 cut hay on Turbin's land by claim
jumper.
CHAIRMAN MASIEy Of the Repub
lican State committee OF Maine says |
Is the unanimous voice OF the commit
tee that the campaign this year be ver'
short and that the public speakin!
be confined to the last two weeks 81 thu
campaign. Mr.. Blaine will take n
part in the campaign 50 far as speakin:
is concerned.
AT the meeting OF the National en-
campment q. a. X. in Boston. on tn
18th. Colonel Wheelock {. Neasey. O
Vermont. was unanimously choser
Commander-in-Ch Other officers
chosen we're: Richard +. Tobin, Senior
Vice-C Comma nder-in-C Chief: George L
Creamer, Junior Vice-Commander II
Chief
PRESIDENT PELIEGRISi telegraph
from Buenos Ayres that the republic i
firm and that the present government
will make every sacrifice TO save ant
protect its name and credit.
The Putnam County lind Farmers
Alliance has decided TO boycott thu
Studebaker Wagon Works at Souti
Bend for sighting a letter from IL
secretary.
| The Portuguese Cabinet having ap
proved the convention with England
the agreement was signed in London o.
the 14th-
The next National encampment o
the q. A. X. will be held IN Detroit
Mich. the home Of General Alger.
4 HALF o. me town Of Monitor. France
was destroyed by fire on the 18th
Forty persons were injured.
THE new Silver law went into efiec
on the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

ADErArL Of prisoners numbering $50.
en- route 70 Siberia. recently. attacked
their escort Of fifty-three soldiers. and
. bloody fight cnsued- The soldiers
charged upon the prisoners with fixed
bayonets and killed eleven OF them. A
number OF Others were severely wound
ed and the revolt was soon quelled-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

CONGRESSMAN BUTTEEwoHTH. secre-
tary Of the Worlds Fair, arrived in
Washington. on the 18th. where he will
remain some time. endeayoring to
secure favorable action upon certain
matters deemed essential 70 the ad-
vancement Of the enterprise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

o. tho 18th Chief Justice Corson Of
the supreme Court 81 South Dakota
handed down decision that had been
awaited with great interest from ali
parts Of the state. a. in effect IL totally
does away with the sale 81 Intoxicating
liquor.as required by the stringent laws
already enacted. lie afiirms the con
stitutionality 81 tho Law and gives coun-
~ courts full jurisdiction 70 fine and
imprison liquor-Sellers without the
interference 81 grand iurics o. other
courts. making i final jurisdiction in
anv such cases
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Ex-SEcRErAny WHITNEY denounces
as absolutely untrue and wholly absurd
the report that he is interested. in con-
nection with Melville stone. Of Chicago
in projected syndicate Of penny pa
perS which are to be used in booming
Mr.. Cleveland for the presidency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

CHARLES MoEro~. Joseph Bartlett and
James Daily. green goods" men. were
arrested in New York City. on the 9th.
and held for trial. They had been
sending circulars to all parts OF the
country. and their arrest was brought
about through circular sent TO Russell
Harrison. the son 81 the President,
which wa; placed In the hands of Post
Office Department special officers. who
finally made the arrests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

The census Of the State OF Massachu-
sets. with one city and three towns es-
t:mated. gives the total population as
.. l94. $50. While the State has not fallen
behind in its ratio Of growth. the num-
her Of congressman will remain the
same as at present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

SARAH ALTHEA TERRY viii have to
pay &. 6S7. the costs Of her late suit to
recover portion Of the sharon estate.
This will strip her OF part Of her prop
erty left by Judge Terry. and will
probably discourage her from appeal
ing the case to the supreme Court
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

ASATrRAL GAS explosion at Indian
apolis. Ind. on the 18th. blew out one
end OF a three-story brick tenement
house on East Washington street Mrs.
Nollie Atkinson. daughter Of Thomas
Kelly. and an unknown plumber were
injured. but not fatally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

GENERAL. RourEr MAcFErLy has
been authorized TO offer site at the
soldiers Home. near Washington. As
the burial place not only for General
and Mrs Grant but for the remainder
OF the family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

THE House committee on library.
through Mr.. O'Neill. Of Pennsylvania.
on the sab. reported with favorable
recon- mendation a resolution to accept
: statue and pedestal Of General Grant
from the National encanpnent Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. TO be
erected in Statuarv Hall in the Capitol.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

TnE German residents Of Reyal have
been notified that Emperor William
will remain in their town for half an
hour on his coming visit to Russia. and
will receive a deputation Of Germans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

PnIxcE NAPOLEON IS in Tunis travel
ing under an assumed name and with
passport from the Italian Government
Ii is stated that desire TO inspect an
estate is the reason for his visit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

DrRrSe recent battle in the city Of
San Salvador the forces Of the provis-
ional government seized the American
consulate in that city, hauled down the
flag and damaged property. Under a
demand from the state Department for
full PREPARATION. the flag was promptly
restored and saluted with twenty-one
guns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

A coronED Democratic cub Of Birm-
ingham, Ala. has petitioned the Board Of
Education 70 remove J. \. Clayton. one
Of the colorcd teachers in the public
schools Of that city. lie is charged
with teaching more Republican politics
than any thing else in his school. and
with mistreating and ridicuiing children
Of colorcd Democrats
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

SECRETARY WINDOW has dismissed
two deputy surveyors and one deputy
naval officer Al the port OF New York
because there is no warrant Of law for
their retention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

AxA<s MEETING Of colored residents
OF Washington. ID. G.. was held. on the
night Of the 18th. to urge the passage
By Congress Of the Lodge bill. Speeches
were made by Prof l.angston and others
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Ma FRANZ. Of Missouri. introduced
in the House. on the 18th. a bill TO
amend the act providing for the Worlds
Fair by limiting the number Of mem
hers on the board ~ lady managers TO
fifteen. The original bill did not limit
the number on this board and gseat
many Of them had already been ap-
poiated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

CHAIRMAN NrcnESEn Of the Reprb-
iican state committee of Indiana says
the Republicans will carry that state
this fall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

THK population 81 Chattanooga Tenn
according 10 the official rough count i
asioa. an increase during the past decade
Of Ia - per cent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Oxr HUNDRED AND rwE~ry-sixd deaths
from cholera occurred AZ Jedia. on the
10Th. and at Mecca the deaths from the
disease numbered los.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-28
COURT NOTES.

The U. S. court for the I'd Judicial dis
trict meets in Albuquerque on Monday
the 18th of May next.
Chief Justice 0 Brien is graduate of
Norte Dame university, Indiana, and was
for several years professor Of Greek at
that celebrated institution of eal ming.
The New MEXICAN is of the opinion that
Mr.. NJ. A. Otero of Las Vegas will be APP
pointed clerk of the 4th judicial district.
A better appointment could not be made
Judge McFie is doing as well over in
Lincoln as he did in bona Ana; he is
doing well and has the confidence and
respect OF the people and OF the members
OF the bar.
Hon. f. A. Fske, U. S. attorney for
New Mexico, who is now attending court
at Las Vegas, states that the U. S. grand
jury will commence work to-day on
matters before it; that last week no
United States business was done at the
4th judicial district court, except the set
ting of cases; the civil docket is in bad
shape and it will take considerable labor
to straighten it out. AS to Judge O'Brien,
Mr.. Fiske says that he is dispatching
business promptly and quickly, is very
evidently al able lawyer, and is making
Il good Judge.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-28
OFFICIAL NOTES.

Jos. B. Collier of White Oaks, Lincoln
comfy, was granted notsry's commits
sion.
The Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Albuquer-
que and Silver City census enumerators
will be paid per capita, other districts per
diem, and no travelling expenses will be
allowed, unless first approved by the sec
rotary of the interior.
The supervisor Of census has received
instructions not to recommend for appoint
ment as enumerator any person directly
or indirectly concerned either in the as
sessment Of property for taxation or in
the actusl levying of taxation.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf rail
way company filed with the secretary
certificates OF consolidation, together with
resolution designating Folsom as the
compsny's principal place of business in
the territory, and Chas. II. Nance, OF that
town, as agent.
Only three applications for appoint
ment as census enumerators have been
received from the counties of Dona Ana,
Grant and Lincoln. AS all appointments
approved will be returned by the 10Th OF
this month, persons seeking such ap-
polntment should lose no time in send
ing their Applications, filling out the
blanks in the proper manner.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-28
PERSONAL.

At the Exchange: A. s. Manuel, st
Joe; q. M. Bond, Espanola; Geo. Fl.
Krauss, Albuquerque Mrs. Gerril, Dallas,
Texas +. Smith, Lake Valley, N. NJ. b.
L. Miller, G. F. Easley, X. Kelly, Ger
rillos.
Mr. G. ]. Bacon and Miss Mary Dor
set were married Wednesday evening,
April %, at San Miguel. Mr. and Mrs.
Bacon arrived N Santa Fe last evening
and will reside here permanently.
j. G. Newell, advance agent of the Cali.
fornia Opera company, lis IN the city. He
is nice fellow socially and in business,
hence his company is just coming money
&. H. Hord, Denver; Jas. L. Keith
Grafton, Mass, and Chas. Dale, Boston,
are stopping at the Palace,
j. Minimum, representing Brown d
Manzanares Co., of Las Vegas, WAS i'll
the city to-day.
q. q. Hecker and K. NJ. johnson were
over from Las Vegas YESTERDAY, stopping
at the Palace.
II. R. Croft, R. D. Dodge and W. n.
Gates, of Cleveland, Ohio, are registered
at the Palace.
Geo fl. krauss, formerly Of Santa Fe,
but now of Albuquerque, was in the city
yesterday.
f. Mansback, representing the Rocky
Mountain News, of Denver, is in the
city.
Hon. c. F. Easley, now a prosperous
merchant at Cerrillos, WIS in town to-
day.
VIM. johnson and Miss NJ. Johnson,
of Sacramento, are guests Of the Palace
Hon. T. b. Catron is in Las Vegas at
tending district court there ia session.
NJ. NJ. Pratt, Of st. Louis, is Il visitor at
the Palace,
U. S. Atty. Fiske left for Las Vegas
last night.
&. NJ. Bond, of Espanola, Sundayed in
Santa Fe.
K. Beard and wife, of Denver, are at the
Palace.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-28
ARMY ORDERS.

From headquarters department Of the
Missouri:
In view Of his promises of future gooC
behavior and upon the recommendation
of his troop and post commanders, the
unexecuted portion of the sentence pro
mulgated in general court martial orders
No 4, current series, these headquarters
in the case of Private Joseph Crowley
troop |, 7th cavalry, is remitted.
Company G, 18th infantry, is relieved
from duty at TT. Reno, |. T., and will
proceed to Camp Wade near Kingfeher
| T., relieving company Il, 18th infantry
which, when so relieved, will proceed to
TT. Reno, |. T., and there take station.
I'd Lieut.. ]. N. Carson, jr, 9TH cavalry
is relieved from temporary duty rs assist.
ant to the chief quartermaster at these
headquarters, and LIST Lieut.. Ii. S. Young,
9TH infantry, is detailed in bis stead.
Lieut.. Young will report for duty accord
ingly.
From headquarters department of Ari-
IONA:
The commanding officer Fort Grant
will send Private James Tolliber, troop & ,
10th cavalry ian insane soldier under es.
cort of a reliable non-commissloned officer
and one private, to Washington, D. G., to
be reported to the adjutant general with
view to his admission to the government
hospital for the insane.
2. Leave Of absence for one month is
granted lst Lieut., A. NJ. Palmer, r. q. IN. y,
Path infantry, 70 take effect when his
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-28
CHESTER MINING COMPANY.
A New Company Is Formed for the Pur
pose OF Dealing in Mines-Pur-
chase of the Exchange at
CerrIlIos,

There were filed last week with the
secretary of the territory articles of incor.
poration Of the Chester Mining company,
OF this city.
The company has an authorized cap
ital stock of $250,000, with treasury
stock OF SIS, 900. The incorporators are
Messrs. John Gray, S. W. Fisher, A. and
b. Seligman, OF this city, and. Jas.
Richards, OF Cerrillos, who are also the
directors for the first year. The object
Of the company will he to buy, sell and
operate mines in the territory of New
Mexico.
The first deal made by the new COM
pany was the purchase of the Exchange,
commonly known as the Chester mine,
at Cerrillos. This mine carries a good
grade silver ore and is to be supplied
with new machinery and worked on a
much larger scale than heretofore. Mr.
HUM, of the Cash Entry, has been elect
ed superintendent of the mine, with
orders to commence work at as early Il
date az possible.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-28
THE COUTHou1 ENTERTAINMENT
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Watch the NEw MEXICAN for the latest
Washington news.
Since the recent rains the trees and
lawns are robed in green and spring is here
in all its glory.
Santa Fe could, with little judicious
work, be made the most attractive health
resort in the southwest
A bunch of keys belonging to the Pres
byterian mission house suddenly disap-
peared, supposed to be stolen.
The plaza concerts, which are a source
of much delight to Santa Feans, will
shortly occur evenings instead OF after
Moons
Mr.. A. Bischof left this morning to
purchase lot of Colorado beef cattle
which he will ship over the narrow gauge
for bis market in this city.
There is altogether too much of the
every fellow for himself" ETC., displayed
in Santa Fe. Get together, fellow citizens,
and work for the common good Of the
clty-incorporate.
1t is peculiarly strange that Santa Fe,
the oldest city in the United States and
the capital OF the great commonwealth OF
New Mexico, should remain an unincor-
porated city. With her excellent pros
poets OF soon becoming state, New Mex
leo should at least have an incorporated
city for its capital.
Strange as it may seem, key OF beer
remained untouched in the office of the
New MEXICAN for forty-eight hours. 1t
was presented Saturday evening by the
Fischer Brewing Co., and US the attaches
OF this office are strictly temperate and
Sunday-observing citizens, the beer will
be tapped later Oh.
A large delegation ofprominent citizens
of New Mexico spent yesterday morning
at the Palmer house. They left for
Washington, where they will be joined by
a number of others, and will at once urge
upon congress the necessity Of passing
an act to establish land court Tor the
settlement and adjustment of all titles
depending on grants made by the Mex
lean government previous to the treaty OF
Hidalgo in lS4S. Chicago In.
ter Ocean April 25