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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08
WOOD PURE RYE MALT WHISKY.
CASH o. CnEDIr.

Our fall stock of Furniture. Carpets. &C.. is now
complete. and you contemplate purchasing any
thing in our line it will be to your interest to call on
US before doing 50. confident We you
from 10 to % per cent on your purchase. Below we
mention few Of our many bal gains and advantages
We viii sell you 4 handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces. for SIT
cash or els ON credit
We will sell you . 7-pisce PARLoR SUITE, solid
walnut fsmss upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
s2s cash or ESQ on credit
We Will sell you = 7-piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush, combination
colors. for s2s cash or ESQ ON credit
We will sell you good wOyEN-wIRE B1D SPRING
for s2.2o cash or o.. so on credit.
We viii sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for soc. Per yard cash or DOC. per yard on credit
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for Soc.
Per yard cash or 4oc. per yard credit.
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cos. and do
not charge for the waste in matching figures.
W. VIII SCI III SAAfEIb, hAlllNdo AMI OIL-
CLOTHS on Credit At an advance Of cents per yard
on the loves. cash price,
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit sales, and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On all accounts settled in
30 daya
p GRoGAN,
s1l-3m s3o and TAI 7sh st nv.
CoAL CoAL Con-
6AYToN RED ASH
Tia best and most economical fuel evsr sold In this
market
$500 PER TON.
For open crates it ID unexcslsed Ryiue An ,nteus.
heat without smoke or SCOT
For ranges and stoves 1t Is the best and ost sss,ly
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08

SENATOR SrHwAHr Of Nevada, accompanied
BY his private secretary, Charles J. Happier,
viii leave this evening Tor the Pacific coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08
Sold by all druggists.

Tor ANY CASE OF NERVOUSNESS, SLEEPLESS-
ness weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia relief
IL sure in Carters Little Liver FIls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct lClosins,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1.O3A; May, 1.Q7A. Corn-December, 5Ok; May
52k. Oats-May, an. Pork-December, 10 10;
May, l242k. LArd-October, 62O; December,
6HH; May, aa2k. Short ribs-October, as;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08

on calling 1t breakfasD was disposed Of yester-
day the Count Of Paris and his son, the Duke
dOrleans. made formal call on Gen. Scho-
field at the army headquarters in the War De-
partment.
THE coGyr's OLD BOARDING HOUSE.
The count was the subject OF espionage for
some time yesterday afternoon. After his visit
to Gen. schofeld he went out unaccompanied
his object being a test of his bump OF locality.
The first place sought for was the house In
which he boarded when in this city twenty
eight years ago. This he found without much
difficulty, just precisely where he left
it, on street between 18th and
18th. With the sight Of the house
mant and the count rang the door bell A fe-
male servant responded, and to her the French
soldier said: Years ago lived in this house.
II you will allow me I will 60 through it; it
may not be altered much"
The girl didn't know what to say; her silence
was believed TO be scquiessnce, and the count
walked right In. he did not 60 alone, though.
The girl followed right after him. She had no
idea who he was-he had not introduced him
sek-and she thought he was q very nice,
polite gentleman, but the interests and prop
she stayed in the procession until the head of
IL bowed itself out at the front door.
COULD rot BIZ FOUND.
Searching for the old War and State Depart
mont buildings occupied quite q large slice of
the afternoon. but the buildings could not be
found. While the count was pedsstrianixing
alone the Duke d'Orleans and the Duke dues
walked 70 the Capitol and around it II was
past the hour for closing, 70 they made no At
tempt 70 see the interior OF that department Of
national eioqusnce and slocution.
pnxxn wrTa GEN. soHoEIELp
Dinner with Gen. schoheld was the only
number on the evenings program. II took
place at the Metropolitan Club and there we're
present Secretary Rusk, the Duke dUxes, Gen.
Butterfeid, Gen. Vincent, Count d'Hsusson-
vile, Gen. O. O. Howard, Secretary Noble,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-21

stock Goods Clothing
Shoes the formerly kmbaS store
my old known have opened BAZAAR where you
find anything in
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-06-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

H. w. Hack, OF Menekaunee, Wis, bro
ther-in-law 90 l.. +. Dunn, has taken the
position Of time-keeper at the Manen-
ate mine. Mr.. Hack purchased "A lot in
Maple Grove and will at once begin the
erection ola two story cottage thereon.
Mrs II. l. Sherman. Of Florence, moth
er OF Will and Matt. Sherman, OF the
Claire and Mansfield mines, respectively,
arrived in the city Saturday evening and
will hereafter reside at the home Of her
son Will
Observe elsewhere the advertisement
OF Charles McConologue. The gentleman
is canvassing the city for the sale Of
Wachs Bros. 4 COS improved baker and
roaster, an invaluable cooking untensil
The Nearing building. now owned by
w. w Hendricks, was this week removed
10 lot on third street south. 1t will be
occupied by II. Sutten, manager Of Parks
x Co.'S hardware department.
Peter +. Bower, who has been in this
city about six months, departed We'd
nesday for Colon, ST. Joseph county, this
state, where he will remain during the
summer.
Louis Winkler, OF Florence, brought
up fonr OF his teams from thitt place
Wednesday and placed them To work ON
the big stripping at the Manganate
mine.
j. l.. Kimball's "Shoo Fly" is having
a big sale just now. IL prevents mosqui-
toes. gnats and all kinds oi insects from
biting or from alighting where il is APP
piled.
George Ranous, one of the most popu-
lar conductors on the road, has been
transferred from the main line 20 the
branch and isinhcre every other night.
Tax payers want a sidewalk across
Superior avenue between j. H. Bowers
drug store and the post office; theirpray-
er should be granted.
Martin Andersen, OF Florence, came up
on Saturday evenings train and stayed
over SUNDAY with his brother III. f., Of
The DIAMOND DRILL.
Frank Waring, a popular man oi Flor
ence, and well known in this city, came
up and took a look at Crystal Falls and
its people Thursday.
John f. Carey, Of Marquette, was n
Crystal Falls visitor on business connect
ed with the Wagner q Carey addition
early in the week.
Parks 4 Co.'S great double store was
epainted this week and looks better.
Outside stairs were built % the fine office
rooms above.
The Fire Department is preparing FOR
the biggest and grandest Fourth Of July
celebration ever known in the history OF
Crystal Falls.
James Brown returned from Hurley
Monday, where he has been the past
month Ileis soon TO become "A resident
OF that town.
Hugh ODonnell has been making his
home at Parks camp No. > for some
time past, butwill return here next week
When you send 10 the old country hDr
friends or relatives buy your tickets al
the Bank Of Crystal Falls.
Miss Daisy Uen returned iiom Yipsi.
lanta to-day, where she has been attend
ing school the past year.
girl who can do light housework ear
learn Of good situation and liberal pay
by chilling at this office.
A knife and ring fake made heaps 81
money here during the past two weeks.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
OUR NATIONAL PARK,
Delegate Joseph Introduces the Bill for
the Baldy-Pecos Park Reserve.

WASHINGTON, April lS.--Delegate 10.
seph, of New Mexico, has introduced a
bill to establish a large public park in
New Mexico. 1t provides for the with
drawal from settlement of townships II,
Is, l9 and 20 north, of ranges II, IL and
IL east. 1t is to be under the control of
the secretary of the interior, whose duty
it shall be TO make regulations for the
management of the same.
These regulations are to provide for the
preservation from injury or spoilation of
timber, mineral deposits, natural cnriosi-
ties or wonders within the park, a. d
their natural condition. The secretary
may grant leases for building purposes,
for terms not exceeding ten years, of
small parcels of ground at such places as
shall require the erection OF buildings for
the accommodation of visitors. All of
the proceeds of these leases and other
revenues that may be derived from anv
source connected with the park to be ex-
pended under his direction in the manage
ment OF the same and the construction of
road and bridge paths. He to provide
against the wanton destruction OF the fish
and game found within the park and
against their capture and destruction for
the purpose OF merchandising and profit.
He is also to cause all persons tres
passing on the park after the passage of
this act to be removed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
NEWSPAPER NOTES.

Ell Monitor, a new Spanish weekly at
Taos, is doing good work for that valley g
advancement.
Editor Mettalf, Of the Las Cruces Re-
publican, is erecting So, 900 residence.
Alleged jokes about the proverbial poverty
OF the JOURNALIST are now in order.
Geo. f. Cannls, formerly editor of the
New Mexi,O News and Press, at one time
published in Ration, is now doing eportor-
lal work on the New York Herald.
The Silver Belt, published at Globe,
A. T., has just entered upon sthirteeuth
volume. The Belt is an excellent paper
and Is power in Arizona's buildingup.
Hon. Rafael Romero is positively Itch
ing to get into the newspaper business.
He will shortly issue a weekly Demo-
cratic paper at Mora to be called Ell Eco.
Col. Jim Chatham, editor of the Sun
day Herald OF NOsales, A. T., is not only
a literary genius, but he is the dandy
Munchausen OF the frontier Associated
Press.
Mr.. Myton R. Stowall, lately connected
with the Denver Republican and clever
and enterprising writer, has taken the
position of associate editor on the Las
Vegas Optic.
The Lincoln Independent proposes to
issue soon al illustrated Pecos valley res
servoir and irrigation edition, and will is.
sue from 5000 to $4,000 copies, which
will be scattered all over The east.
Tho colo of tba Santa To Sun mao oox,,
pleted Yesterday. Mr.. Burnett sold his
one-lhird interest and also his one year, $
ease OF the Clark and Victory interest,
Messrs J. II. Crst, of Rio Arriba coun-
ty, and Walter j. Davis being the buyers.
1t is said the money consideration involved
was $3.50.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
1e|egTaphic Tidings
# #
WHOOP LA! 'RAH!
New Mexico's Statehood Movement All
Right-Republicans Our
Friends.
Ridiculous Rot in the New York Herald
Which Would BeIittIe Our
Prospects.

DENVER, April 1S. "A Washington
special says: The New York Herald
prints the following: There are evidences
that the Republican leaders have at
last decided to
ADMIT ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
into the sisterhood of states. But for the
| fact that these territories were Democratic
politically they would, the Democrats say
have been admitted long ago.
APPRECIATE THE SITUATION.
The fear, however, that the party NAV
inlure itself in the west by denying to
Arizona and New Mexico the privileges
they have given Wyoming ard Idaho, has
led the Republicans to evolve a scheme
whicn will relieve them from the ilnputa.
ton OF party selfishness, and at the same
time give them what they regard fair
chance of capturing the electoral vote OF
one or both Of the proposed states.
DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF IT.
The scheme, according to Democratic
account, is this. There is now before the
territorial committees of the house and
senate abill to disfranchise the Mormons
OF Utah by applying to them more strin-
gent test oath than the one recently pro-
nonnced constitutional by the United
States supreme court.
NOT A MORMON IN NEW MEXICO.
1t is now proposed to so extend the pro.
visions of the bill as to disenfranchlse the
Mormons of the territories, including New
Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma. This is
done on the plea that the Mormons might
colonize one Of the new states and thus
secure an ascendency from which they
could not be dislodged.
WHO TOLD HIM, PRAY?
The real underlying purpose, am told
is that the Mormons of New Mexico and
Arizona are Democrats, and if their dis
franchsiement can be effected 1t is not
impossible that these proposed states may
be shifted into the Republican column.
SOME MORE "Ir Is SAID"
At all events, it is said, this is the
only plan by which the Republicans can
secure their control, and tnat they will
carry it into effect there can be no doubt,
nasmuch as both committees have prac-
tically agreed to report the bill favorably.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
The Strikers.

NASHUA, N. H., April lS.-As antici-
pated, the strike OF the employees OF Jack
sons mills occurred yesterday. The
weavers and spinnefs have all gone out.
The mills were shut down, and sou
hands are out on demand for an in
crease of wages.
Chicago.-Forty employees Of the Chi.
cago Gas Light company struck last night
against reduction of wages. They are
endeavoring to organize all the gas work
ers in the city, and it is barely possible
that there will be general strike and
the city left in darkness.
fhe striking carpenters, numbering
5000, paraded through the principal
streets yesterday afternoon. Large crowds
gathered along the route, and occasional
cheers of sympathy greeted the march.
ers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
WASHINGTON MATT ERS.
NOMINATIONS,

NoMlNhIRNSs
WASHINGTON, April, lS.-The president
sent to the senate the following nomina-
tions: Registers OF land offices, William
Taylor HALEY, Idaho; John Ii. Shupe,
Roseburg, Ore. Receivers of public
money, Jay R. Sanborn, Couer d'AIene,
Idaho: Robert McCalley, Walla Walla,
w. I.
RIvERs AND HARDoRe.
The house committee on rivers and
harbors has completed its appropriation
bill. The total appropriation is little
named for Texas ports Sabine Pass, $500,
900; Galveston bay ship channel, $40 900 ;
Buffalo bayou, $25, 900; Mouth OF Trinity,
$4,000; Cedar bayou, SIS, ,l5O; survey Of
Cypress BAYOU near Jefferson, 0,UO0.
These amounts are relatively very liberal
WESTERN PETITIONS.
Senator Culom presented petition
signed by many citizens of Ohio, illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Michigan,
Colorado, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
North and South Dakota and Washington
praying that sugar, lumber, salt, binding
tWine and materials entering into their
composition be admitted free of duty and
that cut at least 80 per cent be made
on all woolen, cotton and linen fabrics.
Senator Plumb presented a resolution
of the Newton, kas., board of trade pro-
testing against the imposition of any duty
on ores containing lead imported from
Mexico, and favoring the negotiation Of a
reciprocal treaty with that country.
IRRIGATION LEGISLATION.
Congress recently ordered an investiga-
ton of the subterranean water supply
available for irrigation between the 9th
and lO4th meridians, and Judge Gregory,
who has made a special study of the un-
der-how waters of the Arkansas, Platte
and Canadian river regions for many
years past and from the development OF
which he predicts great things, has been
placed in charge OF the field work between
the 35th and 43d parallels and from the
9th meridian to the lO.,d. This takes in
western Kansas and Nebraska, eastern
Colorado, the neutral strip, part of the
Indian territoIy, the Texas pan handle and
northeastern New Mexico. He expresses
great dissatisfaction with the slow prog
ress made by congress toward settle.
ueHC VI tHe irrigation question, out re-
CARDS this official investigation as long
and important step in the right direction,
and admits that the irrigation problem is
receiving fair share OF attention consid-
ering how imperiectly its importance is
understood and realized.
A PLUM FOR ST. LOUIS.
There is one clause Of the bill which
passed the house yesterday, defining the
Jurisdiction Of United States courts,
which may not be entirely satisfactory to
the people Of the west.
The 9th circuit, as constituted, en-
braces the states Of Arkansas, Kansas,
Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska, the Dako.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18

DENVER, April 1S. A Washington
special says: The New York Herald
prints the following: There are evidences
that the Republican leaders have at
oct dori1od fo
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
ADJOURNMENT. A

The state of business in the house is
such that the Republican leaders expect
to be able to adjourn the present session
of congress before the usual early date of
July |. Before the end of June they hope
to be able to secure the passage of the sill
yer bill, tariff bill, some kind of federal
election law and those measures which
the party has been pledged to in its plat
form. 1t is not expected that much time
will be consumed in the senate over the
tariff bill, as the subject has been thor,
onglly discussed over there Early adj
lournment Is the end toward which the
Republican leaders are working.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-Sanders and
Power, the new Montana senators, were
in their seats, their desks having been
placed on the Republics side. Under
tho terms of CiIo resolution presented at
the executive session by Hoar, Sanders
and Power were assigned by lot to the
classes OF senators whose terms expire in
1893 and 1895 respectively.
Among the bills introduced was one by
Reagan proposing an amennment to the
constitution for the election of senators
by vote Of the people.
The enate bill appropriating $4,000
for the improvement OF the military reser-
vatiOn known as Fort Walla WaIla, W. T ,
" as passed also, house bill for the APP
pointment and retirement of John q.
Fremont as major general of the United
States army.
The house bill to transfer the revenue
cutter service from the treasury to the
navy department was then taken up.
The bill was called up amending the
alien land law 80 as to permit foreign cap
ital to be invested in mines of gold, silver
and lead, tin, cinnabar and copper.
Pending discussion the mol ming hour
expired.
The house then went into committee OF
the whole ON the military academy appro-
priatlon bill, aud after short time occu-
pied in its consideration the committee
rose and the bill passed.
The contested election case of Posey vs.
Parrett from the lst Indiana district was
then taken up.
The committee on elections reported
unanimously in favor of the sitting mem
Der and the report WAS adopted.
The contested election case of Bolen vs..
Buchanan from the 9th districtof Virginia
was next called up and a resolution con-
trming the right OF the sitting member
was adopted.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
BLAND's LATEST CURIOSITY.

Silver Dollar Bland has offered in the
house the following curious resolution
winch was referred to the committee on
ways and means:
Resolved, That the ways and means
committee be aud they are hereby in
structed to Immediately report the bill
reducing by one half all tariff duties and
putting all neressaries of life on the free
list. That to make up any deficiency in
the requirements of the revenue income,
a tax be laid on all annual incomes ex-
ceeding 81 900.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18

tss, and if the Wyoming admission bill
becomes a law will also embrace the
state of Wyoming. This bill provide 10
the holding of the circuit court in the city
of st. LOUIS, which is upon the eastern
border of that circuit, and it is Immediate
ly upon the line between it and the cir
cult to the east of it.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-29

nuestro mismo ventorrillero. Esto
no necesita comentario4. Existen
en- el pals millares de armas prohi
bidas en manos de gente ignorante,
iuexperta, impresionable y ysuges-
tonada. lO6mo 90 introducen y
reparten estas armasi Quien deba
averig aal0 faoilmente 10 averigna
"a 81 es que de veras Sc desea sa
berlo.
Padres de familia, que os interea
sais por la sue tie de vne tros hijos;
propietarios que apreciais ell fruto
de vuestrO tIabajo; Autoridades
y agentes de la antoridad que as
pirais a que la sociedad que os
paga y sostiene para que veleis 10
cesantemrnte por su tranquilidad }
segurid d Dueda est ar justament-
saEisf cha ds vosotrosl: observad
vigila noche y dia, hoy, manaua
J STEM pre-, los ventorrillos y vento
rrillerOs. Suprimid los completes
| y los encuhridores, y que 'ar,n su'
prim dos casi todos los delitos.
c.. E.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-29
Ii QUESTION MONETARlA.

Mas = mas viene q ilustrar est'
interesantisima question de ac-
tualidad nuestro ilustrado colabo
Yador, sefior F., que d su amos
por ell progreso de Puerto Ric'
une IN profundo conocimiento d.
Ia materiA que trata.
En- nuestro editorial anterior
expusimos 10 favorable de las cir
eunstaneias para intentar ahors
un csmbio monetario, y habla-
mos y demostramos los inconve
nientes que resultarisn de no apro'
vechar Ia actua. inesperada alz'
de los valores de Ia plata. Cum
plimos, en- una palabra, nuestrt
deber, llamando acerca de estt
particular Ia atenci6n de los CIR
culos mercantiles, del Banco, dt
las Autoridades de Hacienda '
del Gobierno General acerca DIT
este particular trascendentalisimc
fundandoee nuestros raEonamie n
t,s en- los motivos que han pro
ducidO OCCASION tan oportuna, para
ell pIanteamiento definitivo d.
CAME, y en- el peligro inminents
de que varien las presentes cir
aunetanciae favorablee.
Con mas abundancia de datoI
= mayor copis de argumentos vie
ne nuestro colaborador q reforza
Ia doctrina que debe inspirar h
soluci6n conveniente y evitar Il
mas rninosa de las crisis.
Fiiese nuestro Comercio, ffjen
se nuestras Autondades, en cuan
to dice aquel, y nosotros hemo'
dicho, y quedara Ia conviction
absolute de que ha sonado la ho
ra, no SOLO de hacer algo, sino d.
hacerlo todo, en- tan debatIda ma
teria como es la question none
taria.
Al siguiente articulo de nues-
tro citado colaborador solo uns
pequefia observation debemos, ls
cual no afecta al fondo de Ia ma
terra cue con tanta lucidez discu.
te, sino d Ia indiferencia con qut
supone que SON en- estos dias mi
radas las excitaciones para lie
gar al fin que todos debemos pei
seguir. Pues, escrito va y re.
cibido el articulo de nuestro CO.
lAborador, hemos sabido que e.
Baneo Espsrol y Ia CSmara d.
Concrete de esta Capital, q quie'
mes corresponds la iniciativa, har
dado los pasos necesarios para
recabar resoluciones, y que nues
tro Gobierno General apoya COZ
macho cello ell movimiento, que eI
10 que mas puede. esperarse de
Gohierno en- estas materias. SiguG
el articulo del senior F.: