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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24
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Retp OrleGue, %. Ipril. - 8eitere
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Bride tDtbs,fshen miis6su; Ser uuucrberae,,
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uno etn beftiger Sturm u09teu oas uuatiid
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Damn Bride Ii n01 Ri@ts 6efanut. giit
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Cau3Q=Demmes ieiH iDtrb, no Fdj idoa Dor
eiEigen Sabreu sta 6hHiides lln1Iiid ereigz
tete. Der Damn III BORT I3 ;SuB bod.
Sberft Sames bcfft, 6Gs mebrere Sergpsrie,
pelbe itdJ bort com StromHfer tR's 9aaS
4Ineiu eriredeu, ote gIutben BON neuen
a'amme Ghhalteu rpeteeu, unS baB, pgHu
man 6ie @nhen bes eebE06enen 9anmes
iItenEi6ft befeFigt uuo oor Beiterrei5en be
rpairt, Der Gnabeu pidot 10 HroS ieiu nirbr
pte I'm Sabre 1884. Die QustGten fiiE &rz
faGnu9 bteIer G0ffpung fuo iebo@ SET senl
iGis6ten 2Detter fehr ael,n9; nenn oarais
i,Ste alein eti + Ntetle peiter SrI4 tn
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rGum inter gSGfier uub ridltete etuea 5Gas
ten en-, Der flds auf ulebrtre IiiGionen Dot.
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un0 II hts 20 f5nB brd).
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iest baben iie gta4Iift bon brei DGmnlbrits
den, oou oeHen Der etne bret Nisileu unter=
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nn!erBaIb gl0raau5a mo Der brittle Suifden
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9aJSaret 10 gfeiIen uutarbalb 9atsn Rouge,
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len Stromufer geLegeueC Damn gebro@eu ID
unb clue % SUE breits Oeffaung ieiat. Ser.
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uutere SbeiI non @onccrbigz Barijb I1uB bin.
ueu &ursem iiberi@DemnIt ieIp.
gu@ tn Retp.SrIeaus ab eiatSs StrGsen
bur6 OGs bonn Pont9artrainIee aus etl0t.us
seuee g8GHer iiberidpemmt rorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24
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2cnEdS

&anias= g itp, 0o., %. Qpril. .-gSie
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elert Geors gS. Carp, ioipie Die &Ouutp=&Om.
miiIGre 8. s. SulliUau, s. 6. @reen, S. 81.
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Ieien perbaftet tporhen, bic bort in Gerbiuouua
nit Der Yrdnie auf Die SOOtung BON gB0len
beaanaen tpurten. 8te @Ountp 8eb0rre bate
eine Yrdr1ie auf iebe einselieferte Sopfhaut
zines @oIfes ausgeiebt, nllo binnen &ursem
marsn @ouutpselber I'M 8etra9e BON SIC 900
fir @olisitalpe bssablt. Die Sfalpe puroen
in einem Cad geiammelt uno Der 9ektere all
ciner bsquemen Steue aufbepabrt, no 'ibn
einer rer @onipiratoren INNER obne Nldbe
iteblen unb bann Die SOpfbaute auf'S gtuie
einliefern fonute. Nuf bieie gSeiie besablte
bas @ountp Yrdnlien auf cine SiertelmiQion
gHolislfalps, tpabrenb in Birllidfet taum
einiae Sunbert 9eIielert iporben uareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24
HaOmQO'S pi(len.
2as srOBe aeber- unb NnsensS SeilmitteI.
RaowoH'S Btnets

8OGHdnots sef4modlos, aber5utert, purstrsu, rrsu
liycu, reHigen un0 flditigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24
Ern@6GnSer aIn.

- gstr9. s. SsetmVarot
SS(So9n beS neggt0r6enen q. z, ntnbassfl
serFertipfeie nEueftn uns bcSuEbIttte1
@IGSftiteUSBrl9 q D q d 0 &c.
BagpIts uns stnIaGe stseEsbEnQsaIssS, allU.
GEtabgr 1885 pnlentiTt, suY E1letdptGyuug
nI1 RoeitdItuT BOZ
Srdneu ODsr Serutfas
,sx ElGnner, 6EGEGu ane GinseR ieeItden g;!sss
yafIens. Gities Bru95nns cat Dor natn cneegcf
scn GoyEuar ba bos &lastiTsr eiu s6eattI seaEzne'
lctter tn, Dss5ait es ou5 ssu nitE G5rnk6Sst6G scf
BsY. GtaGttn tmpfc5Isn sstss. 9S sGsi2si 2Ss cEI
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fzigtenseftgt itnes
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eeraen garaRttT, eaB iss eGfieu, nus aufs SaTs1El
aah BgJie auaefecsiss.
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znisg aujfd5t Sou Sob. SltinkaSst eoSlauseEs
Sabrtf gix. 4 3, sSssss@Gss nakt saIttm otstiSs
BciiimOTe. GdA. (AualaslS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24
@|alartn tn ibren berifteS:nett
fEognlGn aelei!t Mno Derhiltet.
9r. Ra0wag'S
GatIapGriu50tt &sI010&ttt!
Gas groBe GntrsnigungS.@tittcl.
BUR 6gilung allu 9roniiden SranfbeiteH.

G6roniitcr 9lbaumaHsmus, ifrOpbuI5i, 9eoeI
gungeu6lutCu. Taspepft, @GCoidwomm, @eitUiire
@sihwHut. SuituaUlbcttn, G'tdt, 2Sailriudt, eng
Hide &ranibut, Ga!iIu5, SI9nAitts, SAmmolu9t
II. I. II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24

2ur Seilune aaer 9ranlbeiten oes ga9ens, oer eeb,
6e5 lusrteibs, Der gieren, Der SIaie, Der ReroeH,
gEeraopTuna, Sartlebigfet, uuperoaulibteit, 9pSa
bepfe, Galenleioeu, 5ieber, unterlei6senty tyanbung
S6m0rr6oloeH uH6 aller uHreadmdBiseiten Der giIia
eefei6e Ren pesetobiliih, tDeoer Quediil6er, Wnes
Ialten nod ihdell6e 8ro8uen entholteno.
Cine OotltommeneS SERB auan9 fptro ourdb
bsn ge6raaa uon 6ooWae's gllea eGSelt. SeTouA
pgIeeu
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StufutfmaSett.

4uftin, Ser., 80. glpril. - Das StGSt=
den Sple, 20 Nteilen iiiblid bon bier, tpuroe
tuabreho Der uersauseueu 9tadt BON einem
@nt!on beimgeiudt, pelder piele Sebduo;
iiber ben Sauten mari ober entbadlte. Uiebrere
Der Yetpobnsr erltteu Serlesuu9en, jeoot
fam gtismauS um's 2eben.
Die republifauiiden &epraientanteu bielter
heute abenb einsu @anfus. in meldlem iie iit
binfidtlif ber GeiGditaoronung mdbrsuo bel
ndd,iten paar Gage berielben.
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9p spepfte,

sopiiveb, perOorbensr Wasen unS 9iIiOftdt Uermi.s
oe oa Die 9iabrnng, bic S6r gu Guh aenommen babt,
lire udbrenoen giaeni6aiten sur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oes uatilrlihen 3utonoes oes Sorpers lisiert. -
8rets 2o@ts. Bile G Sha6tel. 81 papen VI
allen Apotheiern.
Hsmsgott,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24
g8 if bon Der duBUFeu 8idtigteit, OaB iebs
Samilie einen SOrratb uOn
GtaoWab's gieaob 8eliei

3u ie6eI Set i'm 6auIa babe. Sein Gjebtaud miro
po6ttdt'9 Wilien be, Jeou 2lrt pOn Sfmer, ooer
qrantbet, IS qibt y dts IN Der gBelt, oas 10 ihHeR
eintn Shmep ittlt, nod oeu 55oltItut einsr arants
blt aUiidIt, ais 0as Reaop Reliei.
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BehrIu9SmeEs.

UlChrere @onferen5en baben lebtbtn atpiiten
ben Sefretdren Blaine unb 8nOOm binfi1
lid, Der Sebriu9s =6ra9e ftatt9efunOen. unb
ob9leid) iOweit nod fein befmtluer aftions.
plan aufgefellt pOr0en if, 10 eritiren 6ennoh
9tnseidlen, baB Die segenpGrtise 2tbminiaratiOn
ole uuter &leUelano uerIOIgte Bolitif be3iigltd
bes 0tObbenfangcS uno Der 6iiheret in ben Sc
iraIiern I'a6fa'8 baitebalten pirb. Die 3oQ'
baupfer nGearn uub n0tuIb" meroen sur 3ett
ir Gan 6raniiscO au8geriiftet unb icilen bln'
uen menlgen sHO9en rad ben betreTfenOen Sc
rniifrn nhnrhPn
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,geja 0clpit5t III Op(o tuertb. "

Zen Il. SOnUar 1858, Nugulta. Ga.
Or. 0Gona0: SD Gc6e ale Die peritieoener
0tittel, Die i'm Dlarie fro, oJEe griol3 ucnItt ais
fd mcin 3uiQuo tuciib Uctbliumstte uno elm
Trtuno mir Iiltb, SCR Reaog Jetei su ge5raudeT.
SD folQte icinCm Jll'ge uub Ge5yaud,a oQf'l6e an
meinem 6u6gelcnt uub on me,rem NuiG ulo mar su
meiHer 8eInuuogrIU8 am nddlli5a UtorgeI Ute0tt int
Gtan0e, meiueu Biiidteu und3.9e9eU. SD battc ebr
lange on 8hCmnttsmuS gclltteu. Sd iDeroe ME Ohdt
u. u. o. ein, oa es CIn &e,Dtdt in 500 .Dsrh r.
Y}ene SHUTTER nur6e ourb u. r. u. in lrUet Stun0eH
bon 6beumau5mu5 in oeH SduItern 9ebelt.
g8. $. 6 @oOper0on oer 6irma GoO9et & gUans,
Gin baIter bis iu cinem L6eel5ife( Doa IN etuem
bal6eH @lais GBaiiCr lin6erl in peH3en U&lHutd
&lGmpfe, Iageuidure, ucbeltett, @rbredsI,
Sobbre1ueu. gtsro6ftdt, S6laflOfgtsit, Sopis
itmer5cH, 8iarrb0e, aolit, 8ldbuugen uao
aQe iuuerliden ShmGSeu.
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@lt0Wl1G110 ei0lpetOess.

0iornap's &tobc Bcei bietct cine Sur Idr icSc gIr
Don S6meGen. &crrenIuH9cn, CuttitumIcu,
SdmgJI2H ~ Ocln 3sLten, Der SrIit uHo
bcH GjiChUn. Is mar 0uS erTtC
uHJ ut baS GE3gC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-24

Die Snlanbiieuer= Sinnabmen far Die eriteu
neun Wonate bes lanfsnoen 5isfaliabres be-
tra9en 800, ,993, ,225- -$7 ,504,779 mebr. als
bic @innabmen pdbreno Der entiprs9subsn Ye,
tiobe bes uorbersebenoen Sabres.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

Tie senate committee on irrigation OF
arid lands has about reached the conclu-
sion that this important work can not be
carried on as sort of sde-show annex to
Maj or Powell's geological survey. Instead,
it is suggested that Il bureau be formed to
have control OF all national irrigation en-
terprises. to be under the direction of an
accomplished engineer. There's down
right good sense i'll this, and the western
press should lose no time in showing up
to congress its manifold phases of practi-
cablity as against the existing arrange
nent. In the light of his recent recon-
meDdations on the subject of irrigation
schemes and the utilization of western
waters for that purpose, Major Powell has
demonstrated his total unftness for this
gigantic undertaking; besides it would be
cruel to call him to other duties when his
geological survey hobby has to be an
nually reorganized by the careful selec-
ton Of the sick sons, nephews and broth
ers-ln-law of those senators and congress-
men v no stay closest to Powell in his raid
upon the public treasury.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

A BILL has been introduced in congress
at the request of the American Forestry
association for the preservation and pro-
lection Of the forests upon the public do
main, and to establish a commission to
examine into the condition OF forest lands
and report plan for their permanent
protection. 1t is estimated that Uncle
Sam owns still about Il, 900 600 of acres Of
timber and forest lands, which are now
greatly neglected. A good deal of timber
on these lands is being cut or burned
down yearly. These lands will be needed
in the lear future for timber supplies and
because of their beneficial influence on eli
mate and water supplies. In order there
fore that they should be properly protect
ed it will be necessary that these wooded
lands should be placed under careful and
competent supervision, and for those rea-
sons the action Of the Forestry association
ought to meet with the conn endation and
approval of all good citizens and the bill
in question should become law.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

In the matter Of eyadlng taxation both
Senator Brice aud the Pullman Palace
Car company are about closing their
brilliant careers. For years Mr.. Brice
has escaped taxation in Ohio, claiming
New York as his home, but he went
back on this to secure the senatorship,
and now the tax collector at Lima, Ohio,
is after him with q claim for the neat
sum of $40 900 back taxes. The Pullman
company seems quite as deep in the mud
as Mr.. Brice is III the mire. 1t has al
ways escaped taxation in the states
through which its rolling stock does bust
ness and tilches from the people on the
pla that its property is taxed in Hi
nois; but at a meeting OF the Illinois
state board Of equalization the other day
this corporation there also got its taxes
RENTED 80 per cent on the ground that
it was assessed in other states. With
this record to stand upon, the states and
territories wherein the Pullmans do bust
ness will probably be after them shortly
with the best of chances of forcing them
to bear their just burden OF taxation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

THE more thorough an overlanin.
county affairs and the doings of county
officers for the past five years yet by the
grand jury now in session the better TO
all good citizens and the tax payers and
the officials and ex-officials themselves.
Ii the charges against their conduct in
Office so often made and reiterated are
false and have no foundation in fact it
is best for all concerned to 80 say and
set them to rest. If they are true, the
public welfare and the good OF the people
demand that such should he known, and
that prompt action be taken in order to
secure to the people decent and honest
county government and official integrity
and compliance with the law. The grand
jury now in session has it in its power to
do the cause of the people and honest
government q great and lasting service.
We think the service will be rendered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

Our Democratic contemporary, the Sill
yer City Sentinel, is speeny and envous.
1t follows in the footsteps OF the Albu-
querque Blackmailer Democrat and its
owner, Judas l. Albright. 1t is jealous OF
the success of the Silver City Enterprise.
1t howls job and sNindle, when it knows
the very howl it utters to be utterly IN
true. However, if our contemporary de-
sires to put itself upon level with the
Blackmailer Albuquerque Democrat ano
its owner, there is absolutely no law tC
prevent it; quite the reverse, the natural
law of birds OF feather flock together
generally prevails.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

The house judiciary committee will re-
port favorably a bill to partially relieve
the supreme court of the United States OF
its present work. The measure provides
for court OF patent appeals, as it has
been ascertained that about one-half the
causes going up to the high tribunal would
come under the jurisdiction OF such u court.
The court which it is proposed to create Is
70 consist OF chief justice and five asso-
ciate justices, with salaries OF $1,000
each. It is to have appellate jurisdiction
without regard to the sum in controversy
from the United States courts of original
jurisdiction in cases touching patents,
copyrights, trade marks and labels, and
frem the commissioner OF patents as to
patentabiIity of invention, priority and
reissue of patents, rights of conflicting
claimants and the registration OF trade
marks and labels. All such cases now
pending before the supreme court are to
bs tra1afa,rsd to the new court.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

THE new revenue law enacted by the
26th legislative assembly is working ex-
cellently we'll. The few crudiies con-
tanned therein and the few ON ssions can
be easily supplied at the next session.
We doubt ii i'll The history OF the states
and territories there can be found an in
stance of a complete change in their IL
nancial system that has been brought
about as quickly, as successfully, as bene-
ficially and with as Little friction as the
one inaugurated by the new revenue law
in this territory. "No expenditures un-
less provided for by law, and no warrants
drawn unless there is money in the treas
ury to meet them" These arethe funda-
mental principles of the new law and they
work extremely well.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

THE Democratic bosses OF New York
that chieiest of hoss-ridden towns and
Tammany cursed city, are hot under the
collar because they can not get then
Shiny hands on the money to be spent
for the coming worlds fair. Ten millions
of dollars to be slipping away without
their being able to get holu OF the money,
they think is very trying to their temper
and souls; but such is fate, and even
Tammany can not have everything it
covets, although it gets good deal, in fact a
great deal more than legitimately and
honestly belongs to it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

THERE is scarcely an editor Of Demo
cratic paper or Democratic stump speak
er or polit clan, north or south, east or
west, who will not hold up his hand and
swear, sclemnly say and affirm, that cleo
tons are just as free and fair in the south
as anyw here in the country, and that no
intimidation, ballot box stutling or fraud
in southern elections exists, Whenever
a man wants to make himself believe
something it is hard to keep him from it,
and finally, although the thing is not SO,
the fellow believes it anyway.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15
TIE LEESR CASE,

Tine people OF New Mexico may De sure
thIt the honor anal dignity oi the terri
tory viii he sustained during tia present
d administrations. Va have previously re-
RED to the I.eese caop, u which an at
trmpt has been natc by man named
t'lorio to use the authorities Of Colorado
ior the purpose Of Annoying one OF our
rj.izcus With Thom he had sogrr private
business difference The following letter
just sent 10y GOV. Prince to t,oy Cooper
covers the whole ground, and will be
found OF much interest to uur citizens in
general;
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

THE citizens of Ell Paso are waking up.
The city council has appropriated S10t
for advertising the city in Frank Leslie's
illustrated edition, and plans are being
drawn for all artesian we'll contract
These things always follow city incor
poration. 1t is time the business men
OF Santa Fe began to give the subject oil
incorporation their most earnest thought.
Let's have q full and free discussion OF
the question and get at results one way
or the other.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

THE greatest fraud about the faith cure
doctors to us seems to be that they ask
the patients to furnish the faith and the
money at TIE same time. That is good
deal so with our county officials they
also ask the tax payers Of this county to
furnish them the faith and the money at
the same time, with about the same re-
suit as may be observed on faith cure
patients when the faith cure doctor, hav-
ing their money and their faith, gets
through with them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

THE nomination OF Prof Horatio O.
Ladd to be census supervisor for New
Mexico has been confirmed. 1t is well.
1t ought to have been confirmed. 1t vas
one of the best nominations made by tie
present administration OF federal appoint
ments in New Mexico. The tow line is
II -;.,b.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15
THE Sun
FOR 1890.

Some people agree with The Suns opinions
about men and things, and some pc ,ple don't;
but everybody likes to get hold vi the newspapel
when is never dull and never afraid to speak
its mind.
Democrats know that for twenty years The
sun has fought in the front line for Democratic
principles, never waverlng or weakening IN Its
loyalty to the true interests of the party it serves
with feeress Intelligence aud disintele, ed Wig
or. At lines opinions have differed as to the
best means of accomplishing the common pur-
pose; it is not The sun fault ii 1t has seen fur
ther into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety is the year that
" Il probably determine the result OF the presi
dental ee ton OF 1872, and perhaps the fortunes
OF the democracy for the rest OF the century.
Victory in lSy2 l. a duiy, and the beginning OF
1870 is the best lime to start out in company
with The sun.
Daily, per month, 5000
DallN per year, QUO
sunday, per year, 200
Daily and sunday, per year, 800
Daily and sunoay, per month, 0.70
Weekly sun, one year, LOO
Address TIN SUN, New Ysrk,
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agreed to report III favor Of the admission
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nonn ,,,iI,i,tnd = va hnj r',tod a.,do ,i"nt
ed our constitution as those two terri
tories did. We should convince our Re-
pno ie",l lTlelius II, CONFESS III IL our Terri
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the many ISLANDERS that have been and
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Il.

SOME hypocritical people made anony-
nous charges against Prof. Ladd and OPP
posed his confirmation. No 90, was it ?
This masquerading in sleeps clothing
will have to cease one OF these days. 1t
is too transparent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

INDIAN CoMR. MORGAN seems to have
come off first best in the big fight made
upon his confirmation. He has been
confrmsd by The senate, Senator Jones,
81 Arkansas, being the only member OF
the Indian affairs comm ttee to oppose
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-23
DOYLE BUSY WITH BUCK.

1t is Still Uncertain Who the Boss
Will Recommend.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Col. Buck has
returned from Boston, having been detained
by the wreck at Quincy. He was in the
car behind the one which turned over, but
was not injured. He was greatly shocked,
however, by the horrible sights he saw
as he tried to help the wounded
out Of the wreck, and has not recovered yet.
He went to the postofice department to-
day and spent some time with the Georgia
fourth class offices, but did not have time
to talk much with Gen. Clarkson, with
whom, however, he arranged for an inter
view. Joe Doyle had a talk with
Col Buck about the Savannah postotf1ce.
Col. Buck says he has made no recon-
mendation yet and will make none until it
gets near February, the time when the
term runs out. He is expected to recon-
mend Mr.. Doyle. He will try to secure the
confirmation of Col. Denning. but he has
Gen. Clarkson to buck against. Gen. Clark
son ordered to-day new investigation Of
the charges against Col. Denning by an IN
spector not likely to be affected by Col
Denning's friends.