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t'irs. District Court.

Judge Miner disposed Of the fol
lowing cases at Ogden yesterday.
The People vs.. Nick Smith; 5l
motion AMI on fling o. an affidavit,
il was oriered that the witnesses for
the defense besubpoenaei at the ex-
pense OF the people
Tire People vs.. James McLaugh-
lin; sentenced ,cthree years In the
! peuitentiary. NcRar-hlin was
conviesed o. forging = checl On size
First Nationai Bank Of Ogden.
He WIS arresiej by Officer
Brown while trying 10 pass a cheek
upon an Italian fuit vendor on the
eornerof Gran, Avenue andTweniy-
fourth Street. He is sn.siferiy man.
The People vs.. Charles Turner:
|ORtrial for burglary. Turner j. a
negro porter ami vas -orSirg at
Nsdson's saloon at the slime o: ihe
shooting o. James GriHen. lie j.
accused OF stealing goods from The
store Of ;. j. Bart aud Grs;he.s.
United States W. James bJ-.rsne:
to be imprisoned in the peni,rn:iary
sixty days.
United States W. Lena BlteaaC:
Withdrew plea ofgui!.y and pleaded
not guilty
Johns. Latham vs. Wan. :. Hill;
order setting aside order denying
motion 20 dismiss, and an order
mnie fora relisarins to be placed on
motion calendar.
The People vs.. Flank AIcMannis;
case continued till Dec. 81, 1893, Oh
motion Of ID. +. Evans.
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Will Open on Monday.

The Woman's Cooperative NIer
camille ami Manufacturing Ins;i,u-
ton VIII open foE business on Mon
day, Dec. 18th, at l23 {. First south
Street Opposite City Han. The
ladies will have for sale dry goods
and dress trimmings, with a variety
Of fancy articles and novelties,
Christmas presents, dolls, toys.
cards. hOo.sS. eic. The dressmaking
DEF will 0pcn ut the same
time. THE store VIII he vel sup
piled with ladies' furnishing goods.
IL j. intended 10 add other Indus
tr.es a. soon - practicable, aud 10
J. eNt.ec-e,i this new eutsrprisc VIII
,icvciDp into much larger estlb-
lishment hy connecting other indus
tries t'iat will give employment To
won y.
II appears that Tie people Il Man
q are lo ht. treated to musical s,iec-
tons from HanGrls grand Oratori0
The Messiah, by the Tabernacle
choir II that ci;v.
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Probate Court.

The following business was trans
acted in this court yesterday:
E.tlte Of Thomas ID. Winters;
order made fixing Wednesday, De,
cember sith, to hear report Of com
missioneis IN partition.
Estate and guardianship OF sgd.
ney IL. ani Alice Hooper, minors;
order made fixing Tuesday, Decem-
her .srd, TO bear account Of guar.
dian.
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At the court az Provo yesteria
the following matters came oui

| - h-Al N@aA+ - ftHW sN-atE4sl
the following matters came oui
In the case Of ATtimss Holman
-. Pleasant Grove C!ry the court
gave Judgment for the plaintiff
! Decree therefor fer 81 damages anu
I cCsis.
W. II. Liter ". OzlkeTite Mining
Company; time extended Till Jaau-
airy e, 1891, ia witch 70 prepare aud
serve statement for anew trial.
Mammoth Mining Company ".
Wm. Condor et al; n. ". kaighu
appeared AMI petitiGned the court
for al Oreer m5diiyi.g the iajIuc-
ton 80 n 10 permit assessment WORK
- De-; done; granted.
The Saliua Creek irrigation Com
a.ny ". the Saliua Stock Company
aud +. - Ireland; a case involving
water rights; Jacob Johnson with
j. T. CEitchiOw FOR plaintiff; BEN
net. x Bradley for defendant. rWeu-
ty-loGr witnesses were sworn 81 .he
commencement OF the tliaI and an
order o. the c1ur- wds mode that all
others than the Witnesses hs!uz cx-
auIiEei lie excluded from the court
rOJm. The takias OF testimony
commenced and is now in prJgres>.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-13

LAST evening the architects OF
this city held n meeting for the pUr.
pose OF resolving themselves Into a
permanent organization. The conl-
mittee appointed at the last meeting
to draft a constitution and bye-laws
mste a report. The dccument was
read at length and adop.es. as the
rule OF the association. which is 90
he known as the ".>ait Lake City
Institution Of Architects" Plans for
future government were decided up
on. President G. ;. SIohr reviewed
the situation in a bfief speech.
After some discussion a ballot was
taken and the following were elected
a committee on credentials, with
instructions tn investigate each ap-
plicant a. to his eligibility TO be-
come I member, anu 10 report at the
next meeting: Fred Hale, NJ. u.
Kern. ". +. Ware, ;. ID. Dallas aud
b. i. Reeves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-13

The December number o. Ven
Acknowledgements i in fall keeping
with it, predecessors in pOin CT liz
eElry and artistic merit. The sub
Ject nlat.er ia Of the most entertain.
ing AMI instructive character, and
the illustrations are excellent The
rich table Of contents is subiOine.i:
Emerson ami His Friends ia Con.
cord. Frank Il. SAIbOrn; What
Shall DO with the Millionnairesss
Charles r. Dole; Our Unclean Fie.
ton, Joshua w. Caldwell; Quebec.
a poem, Samuel NJ. Baylis: The
Problem, a poem, James Buckham;
Anii-SlaveTy Boston, Archibald II d.
Griuke; Nincit Qui Pati.ur, a
poem, W.P. Dole; y Day in
the Yosemite with Kodak.
Samuel Douglass DCdg.: The
Romance OF Miles O'Msara,
John Elliott Curran: The Dead. a
poem, Ii. l.. kimiiaIi: Only. "a poem.
Katherine Lee BATES; Making Mar
o'-War's Men, w. L.. Luce: The
Reverend Henry Bronson. John
Eliot Bowen; HaTvar,i's Better Self.
William Reed Bigelow; On the
Rappihannock, Charles X. Tiffany;
\ General Of the Revolution, VIM.
A Craits: King Philips War. Caro-
lii e Christine Stecker;'My Sbfs, a
poem, David BIlluin: larry at
Home Travel. Edward T.. Hale. u.
D.; 4 Monument TO Wendell Phil
hIs, Edwin ID. Mead. Editors Ia
bic. Published by the New Eng
lani Magazine Corporation, 81 Fed
eral Street, Boston, Mass.
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u L. n III -

HsEENCrUV,-Ia ssitflse CIV. Becem
her IL b. az $40 an. zl-vorth ]. iaiaH.
sou Of Dasicl aui Le1aor2 T. Harrington
bora February Isja. lsla-
Funeral tomorrow SUNDAY 5. a. Il.5r a.li.,
from parents re-;i nee. 90 30 si--t Wet
sire-.- FEesdl iG'usd.
AArHEws--EEam IypEoit pnsuloais.
H@rrT Chasc, lzfaEt 500 % Jos Il. and
Fannie Ch-ac Mathew; Torn July .. Issl.
died December -. f-ln.
fuacrai 90 rcsiGeacg, cii noJta Ta.rd
wes; Street, suaday. PC. =, - . p IA
Friends inVIied.
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J. e. Ross.
g. w. Willis.
q. +. Gunner.
Jurors

The members Of the Eleventh
Quorum Of Elders are respectfully
notified that their regular semi
monthly meeting takes place on
Monday evening next, at .7:3o, in
the 2lst Wsri meeting house. A
full attendance is desired, ne bust
ness OF Importance IL TO be trans
acted. X. 8. James, President; Jas.
:. Castleton, Secretary.
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Examination Of Teachers.

An examination for Teachers who
are applicants for positions in the
public schools Of Salt Lake City. rs
well as for th1c who are now teach
ing on temporary certificates, win be
held ut the Twelfth School building,
beginning Monday, Dec. 18th, at 2
O'Clock. J. +. MILLsvAUGH,
q sat Chm. Board OF Examiners.
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zt. sAAA-
,7ls u follows:

..-vices IL foreign languages are
{ nduc;el as follows
s,s.i.alrizR, soosai Han. upper room,
e.uv,s. sors-. Hal. lower room. % am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-13
A Mining Suit.

In the matter Of the Lone Pine
Consolidated Mining Company vs..
Henry Denhsiier, Frank Hoffman
and Li5erts u. Holder, II may
be remembered that the plaintiff
filed its complaint ON October IA,
1889, in which the following facts
as cause for action were alleged:
That there Ia n vein Of rock in its
mining claim, which is situated in
West Mountain District, Salt Lake
County. bearing silver, lead and
other valuable minerals, the top or
apex OF which lies within the sur
face lines, extending downward, of
said claim; that the vein in its strike
or course exteB1s terJss the north
easteriy end OF the claim aT1 dts
IN northeEly or nor,heasteriy
direction, finally passing out
VI the claim on lis dip; that plaintiff,
Is The owner OF, and entitled 10 pos
session OF, ali thar part Of sail vein
throughout its entir. death and w.
ing Within the boundaries OF m.
claim; that since January !. Issg.
the defendants have, hy various
Units, tunnti. Eri otlie. Under.
ground workings, extending from
n adjoining claim in possession OF
atne defendants, invaded plaintiffs
territory anu have extracted anu
taken away large quantities Of ore
from the vein above described Of tine
estimated value Of $1,000. The
plaintiff further alleged that the
defendants Threatened to confirm,
the removing Of orr from .hsit pos-
sessions an therefore prayed iudg-
ment for the sum mentioned, for
Gusts OF suit and for such other relief
as may be equitable.
An Injunction was Issued against
The defendant on October IL. 1880.
aud subsequently the ATTORNEYS
Tor The Defendant commenced pro-
eeedinSs to have the Injunction
dissolved, On IL. 9Th IF January
following defendants fled ,heiI
answer 20 the complaint denying |
the allegations specified therein. anu |
prayed that Judgment be given that
The adverse claim Of the plaintiff 10
the vein be declared invalid and uu-
founded and that the further prose-
cuiior Of the action for irespass lie
perpetually restrained. Since that
time the matter has been almost
continually before Judge Zane, and
finally, on the 9th inst, n demurrer
10 an amendment complaint was
argued and submitted 20 his Honor.
This morning Judge Zine de-
livetei his opinion, o.erruling the
demurrer. Exception was taken
aud twenty days allowed In which
10 answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-13

Miss Monsieur I.c Blanc.
don't YOU think my brother is very
funny?
NJ. lie Blauc-Nery reedeeculous.
Miss West; very reeteeculous. in
deed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-13

Go to the Sandberg Furniture Co.,
lbs w, South Temple St, and ex-
anime the New Sofa Bed. Bes.
in the market.
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DELICIOUS SERVICES.

.,.,,,,,s services of the Church Of
-Cbrist Of Latter-day Saints will
a,in the Tabernacle tomorrow
.i,vl afternoon commencing at
:Saloek.
-,up,ry wards tomorrow
tic city wardsservices Sro held
=. various ward meeting houses
.,e hours named;
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MARKETS AND STOCKS.
sew YORK STOCKS,
CHICAGO NagKEf.

CHICAGO nsgK,-r-
CsieASo. Dee. Is. l:is p. N
wh~-' STEADY; cash, 81; jan. 70
cnsa - run: cash. 81. Jan. 1z.; Mag.
usi. = Easy :: a=.s. :; Jan. q; Nay.
Pcft-weas. Cash. ssss. Jan. ieis;
81" LAD !. Weak Cash. So. Jan. ss-..,
May. so.
Basiey-Somfnsi; eso.o..
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= In order tolmake it Interesting to purchasers.
Black Rhadame, al &C. Regular Price, sl25
Black ATmnre Silk at Slo0 Reduced from sl4o
Black Faills Franchise at Sl0o. Former price, Sl50.
Black Pe Franchise at S40 BEST we ever sold for SITS
Black Fsls Franchise at $3.50 Cur regular 81 so quality
Slack Ores Grain Silk al BIC. Good value at SIPS
siack Gros Grain Silk al Sl75 Marked down from S225
Black Lyons GrOs Grain 81 S22l Sold all over for S275
Mousse u sO Gaze and Crepe de Chine for Ball Dresses
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

~ say Lax CTR. Ctat. Ga De-. ~. J $50
Obsssra;ao..s fGtcz sf s Ga. .5'. Ne
iliGs fizis. az al siafi0ls-
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RUGS AND CURTAINS.
The Latest Novelties in
Daghestan and algerian
stvles at Dinwoodey's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-13

The following cases also cane I've
fore Judge Zane today:
Marks VI. Cassidy; defendant al
lowed until January LIST, 1899, to file
statement .JT 2 new trial.
Katherine Mills ". NichOla.
Falkner ct al; appeal dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-13
SPECIAL SECiTE~-
HENRY DINWOODEY
DINWOODEY

Sells ali kinds and grades of
Furniture as before the fire.
Call and see the immense
stock at the New Store.
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Handkerchiefs for Thousands !

l1Astl4SlSAS4G l41G1S ~. j IlQ uSduQS
1 AND THOUSANDS OF DOZENS OF HANDKERCHIEFS
Oar NaS4iaeent Window Display Is proof positive
HEADQUARTERS for hcss useful All Beautiful Goods.
| WE QUOTE FEW SPECIAL PRICES.
2l uoz Ladies Printed BpnS~r Hensttctei Handkerchief
large variety Of New Designs At b. lol each
White aud bali Aiouruiug all this patterns
/ St+i !czeu
chiefs CaoreI .alle Edge Enbroidei
| IN White ami ColJeei a. L. -,y-
chiefs ie hanisueet lot Of suods
pgi e than ever Prices -5c. .
F'tpz tir
h f1 oefe Goods ever brought u tiS country from asc.
Ra! Duchess andkercefs from $40 to So 90 each
GENILEAEEN'S uANDKERCHIEFS.
Gents Linen Iaadacrehe, Hn=clsi printed COlOrs
Gents Ba,.pl-i s.ls lIrnise-aliefsat pc. each
CHM heih>l!tcLe,i H5niSerchieis at Az each.
Gents japanese SIR hens
q; Ode, &C. jc sle, S'2 81 =, SID So and sl75.
SILK MUFFLERS in Large Variety
Large assousatof Gea,s' scars ct 25.. 5jc and 55c.
GERMAN EMBROIDERED LINENS.
wehavrjas opened Eealiu! Line nd Hem
iso Buffet Bureau Covers Towels, Table etc. entirely
New anu Extra Fine Good ty arrvi late shall
at prices thai will clear ;heu during the holidays
CLOAK AND FUR DEPARTMENT
Horis excellent opportunity those seeking gifts
ALASKA seal Jacsc;. C.r,s Nuf Boas Etc, in extensive a.sor
uicn' seal has advanced since male
selling
u SI'jLVl Cares ~ 5000.
Ladies' Misses and Ciliidren'S CiOaks and
Wraps at Bare Cost.
ibis styles SLo 500 a reduction
$50. cent from Iegu-I. prices
and Srr reduction OF oneloari from regular prices
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We QUOTE 4 FEW SpECIAI PRIC

AND THOUSANDS Of DOZENS OF HANDKERCHIEF
Our Magnificent Display uroof positive that we Al
far .hess lseln tioods
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GENILEMEN'S uANDKERCHIEFs

Gents Linen HaudscTchies-, Hsins.itciiei ani s
Pc. t-c;l.
Gents BtOai-i SIX II iHise-,i.iefSat pc. each.
CHM lem--ltcLei HJaiSerchiefs at i1c. each.
Gents japanese SILK Hsnikcphieis, 10 all desira
}. Ole, &c, &C.. sl SIUl. 81 = y - 81 - and 81
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Ladies' Misses and CliIdren's ClOaks and
Wraps at Bare Cost.

ChiIGrcn' Ci1lks goods uT
correct this seasons styles at SLo 500 and 500 a reduction 81
-5'. cent from TegulI. prices.
Misses Ccas NevIlaTets sizes H. t. $780,
and $40; reduction 0i oneaur,h from regular prices.
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Holiday Presents
WE CUT OUR PRICES ON BLACK SILKS.

; : ; ; . : ; , : ; ; ;
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SYLK MUFFLERs in Large Variety
GERMAN EMBROIDERED LINENS.
CLOAK AND FUR DEPARTMENT

ioris excellent opportunity to those seeking; suitable
liCC.
Alaska seal Jacsets C;rs Nuts. B1ls, Etc in exte
seal has advanced -r since male our par
prices however. resutin tine We axe selling JACKIE
u SIpjGl. CaPes ~ $500.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28


n was q senator from Kansas, Edmund
q. Ross, who once balkcd the most out
iagoous schomo of political usufpailoh
ai that time ever attempted In this coun-
Try. iIe resisted alike the party lash
the blhndishmontn of unlimited rewards
and the threats OF intoxicated anger,
and refused 20 vote for the impeach'
mrnt % President Johnson. Il seems
now that another Kansas senator a about
% refuse assistance 20 the blacklist and
most dhmnablc scheme OF political ont.
rage ever known IN this country or nny
other. There IL no gag law In the son
nte aud there can none bo passed over
democratic opposition. Hence, ln the
senate the democrats can prevent the
passage OF the federal election Jaw and
thus save the country from this curse.
TO thWari ihs democrats and garry out
this plan Tor the wholesale theft 81 tho
government, the nice little scheme was
devised for Vice President Morton 20
place lngallE IN the chair, aud the latter.
puisuing Reeds method, would count q
quorum aud thus change tho rules DO.
spite democratic opposition. Ingalls,, II
selme, has not fnllcn that low. II Il
now understood that be II opposed %
revolutionary politics aud won't aid the
desiFuctUra either ln the chair or on the
floor.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28

The Santa Fo Nee Meflcaa pre-.
tonda 70 have ndvlcea nom q u.
". senator on the statehood mat.
ter, who aoys aihe so.cnlled %.
poelllou from certain aoreloads
and Democratic politicians and
Doodle sheets from New Mexico
amounts 20 absolutely nothing, no
ono pays any aitonilon to the
mouthinga of Ross and his little
gang elect your delegate and
carry your constitution says he,
'and leave the rGet 70 as, and the
year 1891 win see New Mexsoo
one Of the states IN this unlon.n
There's the rub-"e select your
delegate and carry your Coneiitu.
tlon.n That done, New Mexico
will undoubtedly be admitted un.
der the September Consultation.
But neither branch Of the proposi.
ton Is possible OF accomplish.
inent. The proposed Constitution
will be voted down two to one.
aud the Democratic candidate
for Delegate win be elected By
the usual majority 1.-TWO to four
thousand.
Since the gang that controls
the Republican party "a this Ter.
ritory aud made that Constitution
has been forced TO quit voting
sheep IN Valencia county, there
has been no question about Tie
election Of Democratic delegates.
1891 may see New Mexico a state,
but not under the anti public
school Doodle Constitution.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28
THE YnrESDs or SILVER.

The Democrats Ia Congress
have been The friends OF silver
from tho beginning Of the agita.
tlon for its reconciliation, In
1878 three fourths Of the Demo.
Gratis aud one third Of the Repub-
licans passed the Bland bill. That
bill would have been Of vastly
greater benefit but for the fact
that Republican secretaries OF the
TREASURY refused TO execute il to
the extent intended.
The vote by which the free
coinage bill passed the Senate
the other day was 20 Democrats
for 70 3 against, and 10 RepHbll.
cans for 10 % against.
These facts aud figures should
not be forgotten in making up
the record on this great economic
issue.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28
A MopEL sllYrn srRrcH.

While ON tho subject Of silver II might
be well 70 call attention 10 one Of the
briefost aud best silver spcnrheB made
during the silver dehate Ia the House,
Mr.. McClapmy Of North ClrOilna was
given one minute during the debate aud
here Is what he said as recorded In the
Congressional Record Of this morning.
The motto for his speech WAS; "l.ei
thsm dump Our farmers can stand Ii;
the country can stand itn
"lt Is said M an argument agninst free
coinage Of silver that Europe aud other
countries would dump their silver upon
this country Listening 20 this argu-
mcnt, ! was induced 20 ronect that the
countries would not dump their silver
without consideration therefor. Ia other
words, would not dump Tor the fun of L..
II, thOn, they do for n consi derntiun,
what u that 10 be-, save aud except II be
our products outside of sllverf Must Il
be- the products Of our farms, ou 2 mines,
our manufaciorlcsy Then, doforintinlly,
| submit:
For our wheat iei them dump,
For our cora iri them dump
lot ihcm dump tor ouf provisions,
Yet ihcm dump Tor our Wage workers IN fold
and mine and shop.
"Wlih this dump we can pay OF our
mortgages and overcome the influences
depressing the energies of our people
aud absorbing their resources 20 thu point
Of bankruptcy"
McClammy claims the paraphrasc Is
acriptural, aud will no doubt be very
nice lnducemtnt for scriptuml sharks 10
find out whore he got his text.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28


The state constitutional convention
will convene IN adjourned session at
sania Fc ia August The members Of
the convention Will he pleased 20 re-
celse suggestions from any one regard,
ing the proposed state constitution. The
delegates wish % frame document MS
near perfection as possible, and thOy
should have Ire advice oi al tho good
citizens. Albuquorquo Clllzon
Too lnte. They should have
thought Of th6t when they made
tho apporlionment for the cleo.
ton OF members Of the Convcn.
ton. AND besides that, the Con.
venilon Is nov funelus ollelo-in
other words, dead. The limit Of
lis existence hxed BY the law
creating Il long since expired.
II would be folly to waste time
Ia giving good advice 70 a carcass
already undergoing putroiaction.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28


Show ug Republican editor who IA
not IL favor Of statehood, and We will
show you a fellow who has upper rooms
ID his head 70 let, or II waiting for the
"splder wagon 20 come around. so
zorro Chleftain.
Tho "Republiean editors who
are not in favor OF statehoodv are
abundantly able to speak soI
thems tres, BY reason ofnumbers
aud ability, and II may not be our
"put in,p yet we can but admire
the freshness Of the Ohieftain man
IN making such a sweeping criti
cism. He will know more by and
by, II he continues to run a Re
publican paper In New Mexico
aud then he win say less Of that
sort Of STUFF.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28

Reed had hls triumph over the
free coinage mon last Wednesday,
The committee to which he had
referred the Senate silver Bill ro.
ported simply . disagreement and
asked q conference on the part Of
The Senate. But q very brief
general discussion was permitted.
Springer secured a direct vote
on lho free colnnge clause OF the
ncnalo amendments, which was
beaten as IsD 20 ibe2i Of the
s52 Republicans voting wlib the
Democrats for the amendment,
and 10 ofife laa Democrats voi.
ing With lho Republicans against
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28

The 81. Louis Republic eharac.
terizes the vote IN the senate on
the passage Of the free coinage
bill as "tkc Lexington ia q strug.
gle which viii not end until the
hardpressed workers OF the great
South and greater West have
freed themselves, and, in so
doing, freed the labor of the en-
tiro country from burdens too
grievous to be borne. The de.
elaratlon Of their independence
has been uttered. The revolu.
tion has begun, aud It will not end
until the plntocraiic power is bro.
ken and the communism Of capl.
tai overthrown.D
Deming headlight., 1890-06-28
FAVORED SONS.

Speaking Of the subject OF nepollstn,
The Sun II constrained 20 confess that Il
owes q most nbject apology 20 the Hon.
Trinidad Romero, Republican United
States marshal Of Now Mexico, for 90
long negle '.rg 20 note the entertaining
fact that ~ .Aa comfortably provided
Tor thrce Of HIS sons IN tho mnrshal's
Office, Seraplo Romero ~ chief clerk
and deputy and Miguel and Bernardo
Romero each hold deputyahips and spend
most Of their valuable time Ia the oillcc.
II there are any other precincts 20 hear
from kindly advise this office by return
mail, The Sun aims 70 bo perfectly fair
and impartial IN these mattors, but Il
may overlook an occasional bot Santa
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Deming headlight., 1890-06-28
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The Albuquerque Democrat
volunteers the much needed ad.
vice to the gentlemen who are
about to re-assemble for the cor.
rootion Of their toy constitution,
TO "buFn up the constitution, 90
home aud remain there behaving
yourselves until the people ask
sou 10 make q constitution for
them.p
The advice is excellent, as well
as timely, and the parties men.
toned would do much to extri.
cate themselves from a very ride.
ulous allemms by promptly setting
upon Il.