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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-19


Frank Stretnger, Northeast, Erie Co..
Pa writes:
81 first used Allcock's Porous Plasters
for severe cold in my chest some three
years ago, and the relief was so prompt
and decided that | concluded to further
test them for kidney trouble which had
had for many years; during this time my
back aChed almost constantly. | had to
pass water very frequently, always feeling
the bladder did not expel all its contents.
| had always to get up in the night several
times tor this purpose, and there was al
ways a reddish. sediment that sank to the
bottom. | had great pain under the
shoulder blades; upon rising in the
morning | was always tired and unre-
freshed; my bowels during this time were
very loose then constipated. | bought a
dozen of Allcock's Porous Plasters, pu
two low down on my back, to higher up,
and one over my bladder and lower part
of the stomach. In four weeks felt
better than in years before. The pain in
my back completely passed away, and
the other troubles were relieved"
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AMONG THE RAILWAYS.

The Las Vegas and Ell Paso railroad
promoters had conference with the
Pueblo Board of Trade night before last.
In Denver to-day they will confer with
the Chamber Of Commerce and other
bodies IN the city. Messrs. Crocker,
roole, Best and Berkley were appointed a
reception committee to receive the strang-
ers on behalf Of the Denver Chamber of
Commerce.
The Santa Fe has completed lis cornec-
ton between Chicago and st. Lodis and
wilt CONNIE nee operating on SUNDAY next.
Brand new "oaches, cars and locomotives
have been built for that division, which
has been termed the Red Express -
The run will be made between hlrago
and St. Louis in less than twelve hours
time.
The Mears railway survey has trans
ferred the scene OF its operations to Fort
Lewis, and is running a line from the
Durango Rico road through Long Hollow
to the La Plata, and down the river to
the San Juan, to a connection with the
line recently run down the Animas
from Durango, Juan County In
dex.
The railroad bridge across Black river
will be completed by Monday. Con.
struction trains will then cross and track.
laying rushed forward to this place. The
contractors say they will be able to lay
the remaining seventeen miles before
January l.-Eddy Argus.
E. H Harlow, of Wallace, took charge
of the Santa te shops at Ration Monday
as general foreman. All the Wallace shop
employees have been transferred
To Ration and not to Abuquer-
que as was at first expected.
By order of the D. & R. G. 1000 feet
of sheds have been erected on Cumbres
hill and it is not thought that the COM
pany' will be troubled much with the snow
this winter.
L. M. Nelly has gone to Denver and
will be joined there by Supt. Helm, OF
the Santa Fe Southern, on Tuesday next
Railroad hen on.
The Pecos valley now gets its coal from
Colorado. That railroad will have to be
pushed ON to Cerrlllos.
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ARMY ORDERS.

I'd Lieut.. F. H. Bach, 9th cavalry, has
been ordered to JON his regiment in the
department of Dakota.
1st Lieut., Z. 7. Fletcher, 18th infantry,
has been ordered to Hot Springs for ex-
animation by Surgeon s. R. Vickery.
Private John H. Banker, troop G, 9TH
cavalry, now with his troop at Fort
Riley, Kas., having enlisted while a
minor, will be discharged from the serv.
ice of the United States.
The following-named enlisted men at
the posts DESIGNATED after their names
are, upon th~ir own application, placed
upon the retired list: Sergt. George
Cook, troop X, Sd cavalry, Fort Bowie,
A. T.; Corporal ]. B. Fratt, troop B, I'd
cavalry, Fost Huachuca, A. T.. !; Sergt.
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Brown-seauRrd,s EIixir.

PARIS, Dec. Ii --nr. Brown-SeQuard
was visited at Nice recently by DR.. Linn,
an American, in whose presence he de-
MED that his elixir had the same effect as
Prof Koch's lymph. He says, however
that it wonld support consumptiyes until
they could recover. He added that he
had received from some parts of the world
confirmation of his belief that the disease
couId I've Comhatted by las method, which
prevented weakness until nature threw
oh the disease.
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was about leaving the reservation with
100 fighting men. The effect has been
disheartening to many of the others.
have directed the troops to ride down and
destroy or capture the few that escaped
after his death, from Standing Rock
Gen Brooke has more than 1000 lodges
or 5000 Indians under his control at
Pine Ridge, but there are still $50 LODGES
or over 1000 fighting Iodians in the bad
lands that are very defiant and hostile vet.
(Signed, NELSON A. MILES.
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ImmiRratioL Association.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., Dec. l9.-The an
nual interstate convention of the South
ern Immigration association opened here
yesterday with large attendance. The
Worlds Columbian exposition is repre-
sented by Vire-President Mckenzie, of
the national commission, who will per-
sent to the delegates the advantages to
the immigration movement which would
result from al adequate representation OF
the south at the worlds fair.
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The Idaho Senatorial Contest.

BOISE CITY, Dec. 49, Dubois and
Shoup are in the lead in the senatorial
contest, and they have expressed will
ingness to 10 into caucus to arrange for
Dubois is to have the six year term be-
ginning March next, and Shoup, OF North
Idaho, to take the two short terms, one
ending in March next and the other two
years hence.
AS yet the northern candi dates have
shown no disposition to accept the propo'
sltlon.
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Cure OF kidney Disease,

A large stock of general merchandise
Blan Bros.
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Canada and Mexico.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. lO,-Ansel, Mexi-
can consul at Montreal. had an interview
yesterday with Sir John Macdonald, in
which he made proposal ior closer
trade relations between Canada and
Mexico, looking eventually to the estab-
lishment of reciprocal trade. The pre-
mler promised that the government
would consider the proposition.
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The Sioux

RAPID CITY, OAK, Dec. ia rancher
just arrived IN great haste to the COM
manding officer and reports a command
of cavalry attacked, and two officers and
fifty men killed, but the Indians were
repused with heavy losses.
The number of Indians killed not
known. The Indians were put to rout.
This report is credited. 1t is not known
whose command it was. 1t i, probably
that of Major Upper, of the 9TH cavalry,
and his three troops OF l40 men.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. l9.-Adjutant Gen.
Corbin has received the following dispatch
from Gen. Miles from Rapid City: My
information was reliable of Sitting Bulls
emissaries going to other tribes and in
citing them to hostility. The order for
his arrest was not given too soon as he
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Te|egraphic Tjdings
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE,


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 Immediately
after the approval of the journal the sen.
ate on motion of Mr.. Hale went into
secret session which lasted but few
moments.
Mr.. Sherman, from the committee on
finance. reported bill providing against
contraction of the currency, printed
and recommtted. The elections bill Vas
then taken up, and Mr.. Coke addressed
the senate in opposition to it, The bill
reported by Mr. Sherman is the finan-
cial bill agreed upon hy the R~pub-
lican Caucus, and it was reCommttrd
to the finance Committee. The only
change of consequence made in the
measure last night was to limit the
banks having capital of $4,000 to the
operation of the provision reducing to
1000 the compulsory requirement of the
deposits Of bonds with the treasury. The
finance committee will meet Tomorrow
to consider the bill and 90 through The
| formation necessary to secure consldera-
ton for it by the senate.
HOUSE.
In the house the discussion of the ap-
| DlIl WIS ItsullltNl, anu lh q.
Flower presented the claims of New York
city for a recount.
Mr.. Washington (Tenn.) also argued
in favor of the recount.
Mr. Allen Miss thought it a mistake
to increase the house membership.
Mr.. Tillman Is. c. spoke in favor of
the bill
Mr.. Blount (Ga.l favored the bill.
The previous question was ordered,
and vote was taken on Mr.. McRae' s
amendment to make the membership
35y 1t was iost-Yeas ll3, Nays las.
Mr.. Washington offered as substitute
for Mr.. Flowers amendment Ito give
New York one more representative an
amendment ordering recount in New
York city and county, which was voted
upon and lost.
Mr.. Flower withdrew his amendment,
and the bill was passed-Yeas 1877; nays
81.
On motion of Mr. Goodnight, of Ken
tucky, the senate bill was passed author
izing the bridging of the Green and Bar
ren rivers in Kentucky by the Bowling
Green u Northern Railroad company.
In the morning hour the pending meas
ure was the senate bill amending the
inter state act by providing for the taking
of deposltlons by notary public. The bill
was passed.
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William Richardson, company D, 23d in
fsnuY, Fort Davis, Texas.
The following assignments to duty of
commissary seageants are made Com
missary Sergt. Patrick Kelly, now at
Fort Union, N, NJ, will proceed without
delay to Whipple Barracks, A. T.
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Deadwood, N. D., Dec. l9.-The fol
lowing telegram has been received here
Hermosa, Dec. l7.-Col. Days squac
Of militia had All engagement With Indiana
Tu sday night at PInney's ranch. No one
was hurt unless it was the Indians. Col
Day and his men are all safe. A courie
just in from the scene of the fight say
there is no cause for worry in this sec
ton. Many rumors are In circulation
all of which will prove false on investlga
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Sues the Western Uni

New York, Dec. l9.--Before Judge
Lacombe anu jury in the United States
Circuit Court Il trial WAS begun yesterday
III case in hich the government sues
the Western Union Telegraph Company
and Union Pacific railroad 10 recover $l2,-
400 ,62, the amount paid to the Wesier"
Union Tor telegraphic messages by The
government over lines extending from the
Missouri river to San Francisco since 1881.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19
MOnrOvia Notes.

A Rod and Gun Club will soon be
organized.
A social dance was the chief attraction
on Wednesday evening last.
The Combs & Higgins Serenading
Club were out among their friends on
Thursday night.
The Eoleon Quartette of Monrovia
met at the residence of Prof. Foshay on
Friday evening last.
Mrs. D. III. Broadwell, Principal of the
Pearl-street school, spent several days
with her parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Arthur, promi-
nent society people of Monrovia, intend
removing to Columbus, Ohio.
There have been interesting revival
meetings at the M. E. church the past
week, with good attendance nightly.
The informal opening of the Young
Ladies' Seminary on Wednesday last at
tracted many interested persons from
Los Angeles on that day. A formal
opening and reception will be giver
about January 25th. Among those pres
ent were noticed DR.. M. NJ. Bovard
Rev. DIR. Cantine, Dean Cherrington
Judge J. D. Bicknell, Rev. I. E. Robin
son and Preceptress Lillian Bovard, Lo
Angeles; Rev. DR.. Wood, South Pasa
dena; Rev. VIM. Stirling, Riverside, to
gether with all the clergy and prominen
citizens of Monrovia and goodly mum
Der of representative people from Pasa
dena, Santa Ana and San Bernardino
Details of the occasion we're given in
previous number of the HERALD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19
AN IMPORTANT STEP.
Efforts to Organize a Company {,
start Butter Factories.

Efforts to Organize Company tC
start Butter Factories.
Yesterday afternoon another meeting
of the people who are interested in start
ing factory in this vicinity for the
handling OF dairy produce took place at
the Main Street Savings Bank. Ralph
E. Holt occupied the chair and Mr.. Judd
acted as Secretary. The committee
which was appointed at previous meet
ing to investigate as to what would be
needed in the way of capital to begin
operations, reported progress, and asked
for further time, which was granted.
An important discussion followed, in
which many facts and figures bear
ing on the present anomalous
situation in which hundreds of Thousands
of dollars are sent out of the country
annually for the purchase of butter were
brought forth. 1t was shown that butter
manufactured in local creameries brought
good prices against that imported or
made on ranches.
]. B. Lankerrhim moved, and it was
carried, that a committee of five be
appointed to draw up articles of in
corporation. The following were selected
to serve: ]. B. Lsnkershim, A. H.
Denker, Governor j. J. Gosper, G. W.
Blaisdell and Ralph E. Holt.
The meeting was adjourned until p.
m. next Tuesday. Every one who is
interested in the subject is asked to be
present at this meeting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19
santa Monica.

The Board of Trustees has determined
to put in street lamps at fourteen new
crossings.
The Hotel Arcadia's doors are once
more open, and the latch string out fol
the visitor to the sea-shore.
Col. John j. Hickman, tho temper.
ance lecturer, will speak at Steere's opera
house next Wednesday.
Ocean avenue, between the Southern
Pacific railroad and Front street, is te
be graded and graveled. This will be q
great improvement, for as it is now, after
the rains, this part of the avenue is al
most impassable.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give concert next Monday night
January Goth. Forest Cheney, the cele.
brated violinist, will take part, and this
is enough to make the concert success.
Musical selections will be given also by
Mrs. w. L. Tierney, Mrs. s. F. Munson,
of Los Angeles, Mrs. E. H. Sweetzei
and Mr.. and Mrs. Templar Allan.
Mrs. j. g. Frey, who has been quite
sick, is now much better.
DIR. Allan has had a very severe at
tack of influenza, but has now nearly re.
covered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last night was the last of NJ. B. Leav-
itt's Spider and Fly. 1t will be replaced
ct the Grand tomorrow night by Roland
Reed in The Woman Hater. MIR. Reed
takes John T. Raymond's place on the
American stage, and is a comedian
whose art is refined and real. He has
an excellent play, offering fine scope for
his talent.
On Tuesday next the boz sheet opens
for the Juch season. This remarkable
lady will appear here for short season
next week, the details of which ap.
pear in the advertising columns OF the
HERALD. She is supported by very
strong company, and her repertoire en-
braces the best operas extant. The sea-
son will be musical treat of the highest
order.
At the Los Angeles theater tonight
Hoyt's first farce-comedy, A Bunch o.
Keys, will be produced. 1t was played
here years ago by clever company OF
the Grand. 1t is perhaps as good as any
of tho musical melanges produced since
by the versatile author. 1t is here only
for four nights.
: Next Tuesday, at Days music store on
Spring street, the box sheet for the Patti
season will open. 1t is useless to dwell
on this event. II is Patti; that is all
that can be eaid. She comes in grand
opera, supported by leading artists only
less distinguished than herself, and sur
rounded by perfect mob of all sorts Of
accessories, in the way of ballet, orches-
ira, band, etc., etc., etc. 1t will be the
last opportunity for the people of this
section to hear this peerless singer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19
He Was EuiOfned. .

Just as the Clerks office was about te
close yesterday Hon. G. Wiley Wells
managed to get papers fled in rathe,
peculiar injunction suit. The case is
that of the Pickering Land and Waite,
Company against W. G. Hampton, and
is brought to restrain him from remov.
ing a building from q lot at Whittier
The story is that Hampton purchased
the lot by paying small amount ot
money down. and agreeing to put the
building on the land. He gave q mort
gage back for the balance due. 1t is al
legged that he is about to leave the State
and abandon the lot to the company, and
to this end he sold the building to third
party, and the plaintiffs suspect that he
had made all preparations to move the
building last night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19
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have committee look into the manner
in which Morford conducts the street
department? In private life he was a
remarkable success as a business man
Who is he at any rate? Where did he
come from? What has been his busi-
ness for the last twenty-five years? AS
Street Superintendent the people are
beginning to appreciate him. However,
presume he draws his salary promptly
and strokes his side whiskers with much
self congratulation. Yours in the inter-
est of reform, D. E. MAcNAB.
Los Angeles, January Is, 1890.
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Browne---American Family in Germanv
Anon-Life and Adventures In 8. Pacific
Alcock-Three Years in Japan.
Edwards-Travels in Europe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Europe.
Girouiere-Twenty Years in Philiipines
Haole-Sandwich Island Notes
GerstackeIIJourney Round the World.
Burton-take Regions of Central Africa
Buffum-Lights and Sepsstions in Eu1ona
Dixon-Free Russia. wv
F.S. Wallis-Ghmpses in Spain in lSa7
Rlng-Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevadas
Dunn-M assacres of the Mountains.
Spaldlng-Italy and 1 allan Islands
Burton City of the Saints
Drake-Nooks and Corners of New England
Vambery-Travels in Central Asia.
MyeIs-Remsins Of Lost Empires.
Grifin-Mexico of Today.
Stanley-Comassie and Msgdsla
Ewbank-Life in Brazil
Smlth-Brazil, the Amazons and Coast.
Macleod days in North India,
Hood-Villaees of the Bible.
Pollard-Vlrainis Tourist
Stille-Studles i'll Medieval HISTORY.
Leighton-History OF Rome
Agassiz-Journey in Brazil
Wfangell-Expedition to Polar Sea
Oswald-Summerl erland Sketches.
Moor-Queen's Empire,
Frszer-History of Persia
Hawes- suffalO Fifty Years Ago.
Hawes-Obsequies OF Red jacket at Buffalo
Hawes-keport of Board of Managers Buffalo
Historical Society
Bancroft--Neyada, Colorado and Wyoming.
Mackey-The Western World.
Observation-Disclosures Pilgrim.
Johnson-Sights in the Gold Regions.
Baker-Ishmalia.
and Italy.
Lanciani-Ancient Rome in the Light OF
Recent Discoveries
Keiler-Amazon and Madeira Rivers.
Green-The Making of England.
Green-The Conquest of England
Fay-The Three Germanys.
1ytler-Discoveries on Northern Coast oil
America.
Bishop-Old Mexico and Her Lost Provinces
Laysrd-Nineveh and its Remains.
Layard-Nineveh and Babylon.
Anderson-Lake Ngami
Anderson Okavango River.
Blake-Arctic Experiences.
Ricnardson-Arctic Searching Expedition.
Hsll-I.tfe Among the E.quimaux.
Davis-El Gringo.
Browne-Apache Country.
Browne-Y usef, a Crusade in the East.
CLASS 92O.
Holmes-John Lothrop Motley.
Graeme-Beethoven,
Malleson-Prince Melternich.
Hamilton-Daniel O'Connell.
Montague-Sir Robert Peel
Dunlop-Henry Grattau
Sanders-Viscount Pslmerston
Hassal.-Viscount Bolingbroke.
Xebbel-LOrd Beaconsfeld.
Thomas-George Sand.
Hake-Geu. G0fdon's Journals
Macaulay-Frederickt the Great.
BunsQn-Martin Luther
Liddell-Julius Caesar.
Lamartipe-Columbus
Lamsrtine-Mary Stuart.
Arnold-Hannibal.
Trollope-Vut ria Colomia.
Trollope-Peter the Great.
Iamartine-Oliver Cromwell.
Gibbon-Mahomet.
Macaulay-Wiliam Pitt.
Michelet-Joan of Arc
Carlyle-Robert Burns.
Jameson-harly Italian Painters.
Jameson-Lores of the Poets.
Scudder-George Washington.
The Best 81 White Shirts
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