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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-16

Or course, OF course; the New MEXI-
CAN never looses its temper. It'll well
satisfied to let the other fellows do that.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-16

The New MEXICAN is always at work
for the best interests OF the territory, the
best interests of Santa Fe county, and the
best interests Of this city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-16

The constitution is all right, and will
carry the day by handsome majority on
the 4th day of November next
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-16
MONDAY, JUNE Is.

AGAIN, gentlemen, thanks for your
solcitude. The New MEXICAN is all
tight.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-16

Are You Married?
II not. send your address to the American
Corresponding Club, p, 0. Box G43,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
.liliiN z. AINEILNN.

JOHN p. VICTORY,
Attorney at Law Office III County Court House.
Witl pIacti e IN the several Courts OF The Ter
ritory and the U. j Land Office at Santo Fe.
Examination of titles TO Spanish aud MeXi' all
Giants, Mines, and other realty, car+iuily and
pr mptly tleuded to. Patents for Mines Sc
cured.
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BY NEW MEXICAN PRINTING co.

SN- Entered 90 Second Class matter at the
; inta Te Post Office.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
TIE TARIFF BILL To COME Up SOON.
DEBATE oN IT WILL PROBABLY BIZ BEGUN Mkt
WEEK.
WEEK

Washington. June 30 OSpcciab.-The lafir D'n -
not likely mp in tho senate for a'tnaI o'D"
until the beginning of neat week Mr.. M"rr"l 'd'"
to day that he would try to call it mp a. soon d
pricticablc hut the Idaho bill cannot row Dc as
placed a, the "uuini,hcd' business without '"'V
Of the senate and even if it /, successfully d'po'eu
Of tomorrow or Wednesday, there are good many
odd, and end, of appropriation legislation 10 DC goen
rid Of before the senate can proceed 10 the I'I"''
cou~idcrit on Of - complicated and important meas
urc. Then. too if the House bill to insure iar on on
.r,~-oua elections i, sent across 10 the Hchac "li
Wednesday a, every one expects IT To be- the rci'r
cucc OF thdt and the urgent necessity "l ar
ranging IT. speedy consideration bY the senate MAY
still further clmplicatc matters. -
The Republican programme ~ present, HoWeNCI
contemplate, tlk!ng up the Tann Dill beTore IIle
Election, bill. and thai order VIII not be departed
from unless the elections law ,ccHIs Urgently lrt1G
cnrd with dcfclt by obstruction tactics. MI the
Republican members Of the Finance Committee WIN Oe
back at the capitol by Wednesday, and the precise
order of M,ne>, will b. determined upon accOruE %
circuu- -tancc- There is little reason To doubt now
ever that the discussion OF the Tarh Dill VIII DC lS
under way by the middle Of next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
srEvEDoRES STRIKING ~ CHICAGO

Chicago. June 80 (>pccal.-The steyedorea' srIAe
on the Lcugh Valley steamship Line last week was
followed thls morning bv a general strike on all the
ther lrc- II is estimated that az least 300 men are
ont 10 day demanding an advance Of wages from 20 10
- cents an hour. The representatives, IF the different
line, this morning determined to resist the demands
of tho men,
Pott,vilIc. Penn. June 3o.-EieIt hundred mon en-
poycd AT the Fl>hbach Rolling NILS "t the fo'''No
Iron and steel Company went on strike this morning
h.r.c IN, prc,dcnt and general manager refused 10
sign IN, wage, scale THIS scale has been signed by
ro, ,rker, all over the country and II Is 10 mo
effect that the employers will continue the present
rate nf wagc~ until there l. an advance IN the price 0i
ron when they viii increase the wages.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
AN ITALIAN NrRDERER cArGHT

An Italian mothers vengeance for tho murlcr N her
tvrnty-thr', ar-oh resulted tho arrest Of the
murderer at $50. lG homp-on.-t. last night The mur.
irrI aur-.o ~npioni. ag' ttty-uSG arrived at thi.
port ou Ih Hr.tigur saturday. IIc was a Iaborei In
the gord,u - named Dolurnico LoboIo in t,c
lI't'- ttl.,. 81 pl'nnu, Italy. February 23 wh.i.
boz. eon iad quarrel with laborrr Dominica Sot,u.
,.rcl Of which thr boy stabbed. Tn,
hot h..'l 4 ur old father he drew keen
-.lrt. and Start i down the road in hot pursuit Of
~l',n,I.r..l Ur cau"ht mp with the fugitive and
plunged hi, dagger into h, al dou,n eight times and
l,f tl" }o1ue d',l boo tn roadway. Then Francisco
and his nd to France. where they remained until h.
father -art,d tn journey this country leaving the
70 follow 20, he could.
Meanwhile IN. mother Of the numbered Young man
hoard tlat ne" murderer was his way this country
ana notified her brother Michael Parch.. of so lO5
1homp hy letter 10 bc lookout Tor the rnr
drr.r o. her lie kept lookout and learned u the
mans arrival. H. pointed ont the last to CAPTAIN
Thompson and Detectives O'Bren and SaNrrcool at No
l7G Thomp,on..t It,, where the murderer was found lie
spraug Parche Ike tiger and with dlncutv
-lbducd and taken 10 the Prlncc-t station locked up
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
THE CHANCES FOR FREE APT.
WILL THE SENATE REJECT OR RrTAIY TIL
FINANCE COMMITTEES AMENDNTNT1

WILL THE SENATE REJECT OR RETAIN TIL
FINANCE COMMITTEES ANENDNrNTi
Washington. June 30 l>pcrlaD-1lc friends Of FREQ
art al the capitol have not lost hope that the senate
Finance Committees amendment 70 the House Tariff
J by which, 70 their chagrin and ast"ni-hm"ut IN"
old rate Of duty paintings and statnary Vds ~
stored will not become cDgraft"d permanently on IN"
pending measure. The House bad taken q DECIDED
stand in favor Of tie removal Of this duty. which ia
admitted on all hands 10 bc solely rrvcuuc one and
the action Of the senate Committee iu no way be
construed as return to protective principles. Evcn
the opponents Of free art willing 10 cOuc"de that
there IS not the slightest demand from American
artists or their friends for protection against foreign
competition They 90 still further and admit that
American artists generally arc among the otrong"+ {
advocates Of the abandonment Of the duty. yet they
endeavor to make ont case for the retention "f the
duty on the single ground that the revenue derived
from II is a legitimate enough and that II comes
from the pockets Of those who generally quite
able 10 contribute to the Governments support But
this IS the frankest kind OF confession that such q
duty has 10 proper place in protective tariff bill.
The Finance Committees amendment must, OF
course come up for approval dsapprOyal In tho
Senate and when this paragraph Is reached some idea
NAV le had Of the strength Of the sentiment which
favOrS the injection Of th, purely revenue duty int"
the present bill The friends Of free art viii not be
able count many Democratic votes in their effort
10 strike ont the amendment, Tor even Mr. Ml' 5
famous Dark Lantern" bill proposed 70 o0ntnu" this
duv. and the democratic Seuafor~ generally, though
willing ~ Nght any clause that give, needed FrIir
ton to American labor are avcrSc % cutting down
rates which cannot possibly serve N.ch H~'II ana
necessary object. 1t l. understood, however, That
some of the more prominent Republicans viii TRY 10
re-, rc the committcc'9 decision on h one point. and
il NAV be that the amendment Will be- STRICKEN ont
by a vote in the senate.
II is difficult however. 70 beat committee on any
issue made il in either House OF Congress. ana the
opposition TO free succeed n the north end Of
the capitol The disputed paragraph VII thcn "a
into Conference Committee, where, with ~" deter
mined backing Of the House cOnlcreeS IL ought 70 win
ON mil and fair discussion. II j. one OF tho point,
ON which the senate Weld without cmhar1-sinc
and on which the House is bound 10 insist 70 the end
Ia nrcscrve ite own consistency aud 70 maintain rs
theory mat the tariff is for protection and not
for revenue only.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
A Matter of Intere., to Travellers.

Tourists emigranh and mariners find that Ho'teiter'
Stomach Bters is medicinal safeguard against unheath
fl influences upon which they implicitly rely, since
,nosphec unaccustomcd unwh0e-Ome diet bad water
m other conditions unfaVOrdDle to health would Otierws"
oduce on long voyages journeys by land IN la4udcs
adjacent % the equator II is especially useful ~ pre-
y-ntve OF the febrc complaints and disorders Of the s1D
ch liver and bowels which 81 attack natives of
,e temperat, zones sojourning travelling n such re-
ions and is an excellent protection against the influence
n extreme cold sudden changes Of temperature exposure
~ damn or extreme fatigue IL not only prevents inter
mttent and remtent fever. and other diseases Of ma
I,rsl type but eradicates them fact which has been
notorious for years past IN North and South America
Mexico the West Indies Australia and other countries
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
THE UFATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TlLLs NJ TUESDAY.

FORECAST TILL NJ TUESDAY.
Wa~h!u.tou. june 3o.-Ior New-IneAn" ana i-'S''r"
NevNorA. fair SLIGHTLY warmer. except stationary ''"'
refaturc IN NeW-Nor>; ~outhcry winds
For Tl,t,rn Peun,,l ,l>ana. New Jersey D'a"aFe' VA
r,,nd and virginia fair. except showers n the western
,rti,rs NJ MARYLAND and virginia. chauI, IA tenn
.l,r,turc except slightly warmer In Nuunl7.
For the ,,lo,ina, Georgia and FLORIDA far except
showers ou tho coast; hot.
ro, r,nn.-.,. and Kentucky fan followed by shows
.r. IN the extreme eastern portions, hot.
For Alabama M,>l,~pp. Louisiana. Eastern 4cN''
aud Arkansas, fair preceded by showers IN southern Ma
uara. - ,r,,-,
For West Virginia. Western Penn'yl,ama. W,,'era
NcvYorA and ohio showers. preceded o' 'a'' J." "''''
crn New.Norh hot. . 49,
For Indiana and Illinois. fair. continued hieh "'"'
reroturc except showers and slightly cooler IN extreme
Northern Illinois. -
For Michigan and Wisconsin, fair; stationary 'em'
,.,,tur. ,.,,.pt showers and slightly cooler IN Lower
Michigan. 49,, &c.. ,.,,. .ftcb,tr v,,rrer
for Iowa Missouri. Nebraska, kan@a" ana Noo,'DiH ~
far slightly warmer, except 'u'NV'''' ''''l''
Missouri aud Kansas
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
TuID. \ -. SrOCN pI'IiCHAoL.

Baltimorr Jun" Charlie, T.. Mayor president ~ tho
Ealtuor, .rt ohio I:2.foId company, accompanied 10y
john Coucu went 20 Do" CITY Hall to-day 1ni in the
pIeuc. 70. CO., toru-'or Eitchie ana ""ors d. u h"m
Philadelphia naud, the Mayor checks of Robert Tar.
r.tt ~ o~l 500 300 part payment IL
r c IS holdings oi Bttmos, and ohio stock pursuant 10
the ril ly MI. bacon mad" short tim" $40 The"
Dn',- ndor-od and sent for deposit 2" The
rIi,- ,r,lit u t- FARMERS and Pau'r. Nnt.oua BauA Of
tni, cl'y The b,1ur". - l6J 200 VIII bo paid in N""-
NorG to-WoitoN. Co'ou" Waiam II Love. thc Mavor-
-r,f..lrt I,u here to-day for N"v-Yort vhcr" h. VIII
rr,yc balance du" the city and turn 20 20" pur
chaser, the certificate, ~ tho stock which he has taken
VITA upon la"A OF which The transfer has been
rN.f.'.u Ooof, Iovc ho- also aItru tl" bonds which
deposited earantc" that the purchase Will b."
eoupirt'd.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
TRADE S S S MARK
"A Household Favorite

Young girl here had been suffering for 70 years with
blood diseases until she had lost Of her limbs and
was subject " troubles incident to tho disease The
phrScians declared her curab and predicted that
her he would come to speedy end. After taxing $ s. S.
She recup rated fast that 1t plain that She had OBJ
ained new lease life. and she continued to
crow better until her permanent cure (, assured Many
other patient, in hospitals obtained signal bench,
from 5. ). s.. and 1t IA, quite fayoe in on,
iDuso. THE ST JOSEPH HOSPITAL.
H0hlond Ill.
TT atse on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atant, Ga
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
POSTMASTER COLLINS IL OFFICE.
MIR. HENDRIX CLOSES HIS BOOKS AND HANDS
THEM OVER TO MS SUCCESSOR.


THEM OVER TO HIS SUCCESSOR
George J. Collins will assum" T." dan the dntIe'
of Postmaster Of Brooklyn, which have been performed
for four years by Joseph G. Hendrix. Mr H'HdIN
issued yesterday farewell address to the emPl'e'
Of the Office thanking them f6f t1cf efficiency th'r
LOYALTY. and for the pride they have taken III th'F
work Postmaster Collins announced thN he nan q
cdod 70 rcappont Assistant Postmaster Hm'tl' Nn'
ha, held that Office for eight years under h"th he
puhll,3n and Democratic administrations. Mt HiI'H
ha, had many year, Of experience III postal matters
superintendent II Carrier, Walter smith has al'' oe'"
rc,ppop.cd lie /, not related To the A>sl'tan
Postmaster bur like him l. Republican ""N I"
few. other appointments are expected TINS week.
Yesterday afternoon three Po'torce inspectors
from Washington took charge Of the Office ana began
the examination Of the property to he turned over o'
Postmaster Hendrix before he Is rclca 'cd ron ms Do
rlav cyprrt 10 complete the examination "ddH d'"
vcrr AZ work all night upon II. A., .
The formal transfer Of the pr-toWce IRON NV "''
go'r, postmaster to IN" incoming postmaster VIZ
made lust after midnight this morning. Io'llaS',I =
IIeUdriv closed hi, accounts ~ , =. m. N'S"N"N 10
tp,l h,u r,ndv for hi~ successor. Ihc Uall.'f Nd>
made I'm the presence II the United states f"'t"m'e
Inspector, ami the majority of the cmplpNce. ,,.
.Ihn rcccpiipu and ,cIcuadc 10 Postmaster O.lh+
ny his follow RepuhlicanS Of the Twenty first Nari
mis- evening will show the esteem IN when ne II mel"
bv tho people who know him best
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
ro CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY.

At the meeting II the Aldermen yesterday afternoon
th" Fourth of July Celebration Committee rrportod il,
favor Of cNpcudng $40 for four band, Of music to
play u the evening T221 for firing Salutes al three
point. and 500 for decorating aud Illuminating the
city Han aud Municipal Department Building Tn.
report was adopted. The ircWo orls to be set Oft will
cost $1,000.
Alderman Mckee offered resolution providing for
the purchase of site for the house Of now hoo, ana
ladder company in state IL. lo"rum Place fnr
80 600. Alderman leaucy who lives In that mart
OF the city, protested that the property was not worth
than $1,000, but the Board voted to purchase n
for $4,000. Mr.. Heancy failed to vote Resolutions
of respect TO the memory Of ex. Alderman Fry wer,
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOkLlN'
PrDrCIyf THE EXPENSE OF ElN''l''-'''
n,c .,,cr c,,r OFF THE AMOUNT ASKED
NO POWER TO REVISE ESrIAAIN''

A RIG SLICE CUT OFF Ihh "
,o DOVER TO REVISE EsTIMATLo'
a. tho ,d,ou.ned meeting Of the boaru u con.
-tod,. 4, tho office Of Controller J''N',"' nj.
,,oo,,o,, ~ tho +ay budget resumed - ,,,,
t, y.. nresented from Corporation 'o, .hat
- rb,cI, he sustained the view Of Mayor '"P'', ,,1
,t,or trarsr,ltttnc the county budget 10 ',' ~ho
- suncrvsors rs required by law before '''' .ao.od
,.r. NJ tho Roord of Estimate m the Hia'''' ,,.
rbc BOARD received the opinion and dlIec'"" NV
~ inform the Board Of supervisors OF IT, . In
In considering the city budget WHO" 49, ,1ao,
,.rs,,,,tod IN the Board of Aldermen next -'o'1'l
ro aponnt set apart for corporation adVer''S"s
t,cro..,d from, 800 900 to 100000 IN ac'o'u"' r,
bo law, nos~ed by rhe Legislature last "'"''' |
sur, of - 900 asked for by the ClNll 9c''i ~
mission was cut down 10 $1,000 on mouo" .,a
Erc,zscbnor who was formerly conhecfu w"
commission. Aha rear 1891
The Board Of Elections estimate for the Ee" -
,.,. tbon considered The commissioners "
so18556 The Mayor called attention 10 '"' ' .'D
that II was based upon an estimate of 'o- cN," ,
districts and said that hc did not believe ''''' ~
would be more than twOthirdS of ttat nluuc, rotcs
IIo thopht that there would not bf ~ Hnny ia
cut a. m 1.s- Last fall the vote was lO'Ni ooG
be a large one and IL was "A little less t'""
while in ts-7 II was f4IOOo . h ,.o,er IN re-
DR. Kretzschmar-The law aJiO"S c'"h N"'O' ~
main three minutes in the booth. -, rr time q,
The Nayor-IIow will YOU bcgulle your III uH i,,
WouIdn't ii bc nccessary for YOU 10 take i'lo"' -
with You , r,o .r,ount 10
he auproprlated for the Board VI Election, IoI lo'
r.,s cut down 10 $4,000. The Board !ooh Ip
n regarding the amount aNkcd "l nS u next fall
and the special election next spring AhV"Pi "'00'
lug VII be held 20 morrow
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
THE .MALL roY, ADMIRED TIE lNnl,x.

THE SMALL BOYS ADMIRED THE INDIANS
The street parade of FoIcpaugh'- crcu, and VIII
West show wa, Witnessed by many thousand, -
person, Yesterday. The route wa in the priucipd
street, m the Western District, the parade starting
from the show grounds at Howard ave and Il,l,ey.
st.. at 80 a. m. and mailing the city Hall fine
objective point All the manifold attraction, Of he show
di-pliycd to the best advantage for the weather
Was fair bat some of the participant, looked any
thing save comfortable in the broiling sun The
Indians In paint and a brave array Of feather,
and blankets, mounted ON fiery ponies were the centre
of much interest on the part Of the younger members
of the community. Another parade will take plo,,
TO-DAY IN The principal street, Of the Eastern District
The show grounds easily reached by the elevated
road, and street car, from all parts of the ritv
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01


The Rev Henry r. Scuddcr, Of ST. Clements Pro,
estant Episcopal Church. has accepted call TO ths
rectorshp Of st. stephens Church, az patchen and
Jefferson avc>., where the trouble over the High Church
methods Of Dr. Pelham Williams recently put an end
to hi, usefulness and led to his resignation. Tho
friends Of Dr. william, withdrew from the church and
are now wOr,hippng NJ the Church Of the Rc,pener
Mr.. Scuddcr is tho son Of Now York lawyer and was
)rdDincd about five year ago. lie an assistant
20 Dr W. \. >nivcy In Grace Church for three Wears
and then took charge of II. Andrews Church. la south
Brooklyn, where he remained year before going 70
- Clements. N" i regarded A, Low Churchman
Ills work in ST. stephen, begins next sunday
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
GnLD wANrEp IN nEAllL.

Washington. June 3O.-The United states Charge
dAHairc, AT Rio de Jan"irO has Informed the state
Department that. by decree of Nav 10, l-DO. twenty
per cent Of the import duties is 70 be- paid ln gold
lille tho exchange value ~ the brazilian milrri. re-
main, between 20 and - pence. When M" value II
the mlrci, tD between "a and - pence per
cent in gold viii he cNactcd. and When the mrclS j,
AZ par import duties NAV b" paid ia brazilian paper.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
\ STRANGE CASE OF INJUSTICE RECALLED.

Letters Of administration have been granted to
Andrew Richmond for the estate ot James Richmond
who died at sheep ,hcad BAY on April 10. Richmond
attracted attention Years in connection with
the Kings County ptal. lie Il driver, who
had amn,~ci some property. and highly respected
Being taken sick he went TO the hospital. and on
entering deposited, As he afervud presented ey
dcncc to prove, watch and considerable money AT
the Office When h" discharged cured on irving
10 obtain hi, property he wa> sent to the luuatic
asy luiu, where he allowed 10 communicates with
no one. Finally lie escaped. The Commissioners Of
Charities began proceedings to obtain $1,000 which
he had In the bank the ground Of hi, INSANITY.
Richmond proved his sanity and Judge Gilbert who
tried the case, delivered = >cathing opinion ON the
management Of The hospital. The watch and money
however. never recovered.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
TO WIN 100000 ON THE TRIAL.
THE ACCErTANCE or THE PHILADELPHIA AS
81 EI.II-

Washington. June 30. Captain Erucn. pre- dent of
the board appointed 10 try the cruiser Ihladrlpia,
had an interview with the SECRETARY Of the Navy T."
day. lie reported That the vessel had made aver
az, speed Of nineteen and one halt knot, per hour
over forty mile course. and consequently hN more
than met her contract requirements. lie said ne
would submit a written report the subject r..
morrow. lll- report assure, the acceptance Of the
Philadclphl1 and gIariut"cs 10 hrr tuutrirtpr, a
premium Of 100000. The Cramps have mad" II.
formal Application for another tlIa. lgi tine b,p1rt.
mcnt las raCuoallv decided that they must stand by
he record 0f the first trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
RUSH TO SECURE PENSIONS.

Washington June 3O.-The secretary Of the Interior
to-day transmitted 10 the House an estimate Of An
additional appropriation Of S03l 900 t. carry out the
provisions Of the Disability Pension BILL signed By
the President last Friday. OF this amount S7OOO0O IS
for surgeons fees 100000 for clerk hire and the
rest for incidental expenses.
A large number Of applications for pensions under
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
As6MG IN HuE 4 srcmrrs ArrpryrrD

1hr cas-. of Charlie, -. Hhou,c against Tmory VI
Ta--cl up aran before Judge OGorman I'm the
supreme Court Yesterday upon the application for a Ia.
Junction restraining the defendant from disposng ~ the
grain elevator the foot OF West EleycnthSt and the
appointment ~ receiver ~ Van Tas,ol property
Judge Ot,orman reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
RAILROAD LNTERESTS.
proposEp AIR LINE TO TIE PAcIrIc

Chicago June 80 Spccab.-A new railroad scheme
flthcrcd By Tol,dO people and alleged TO be back@
10y English capital, f. the Propo-'d construction "i
an air line railroad from Toledo through ohio, In
diana Illinois. Ni--ouri, Arkansas. Indian Territory,
TcNa, and NrAiro. otllar, The Paclhc ocean ''
Nalatau The road /, 20 Uc known d' tuc AtaH'''
Mexican and Pacific
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
SIZE PREFERRED PARIS GREEN TO WAIT,

hlf lNfl thkfD INkIS tKlEN TO WAITING
Mrs. Emily Roberts, Of No 466 Sa"l st.. took Part ,
green saturday night and died late hour on sun
day night Her only apparent reason III of anger
because her husband Joseph Roberts, did not rrtpr,
home time. lie Is painter who had been a work mn
in New Hampshire and returned home on FRIDAY He
took S wife and children to Prospect Park on Satur
day afternoon. and When 'ctUrning on "A smith st. ear
met some friends lie told his wife to 70 home and he
Uould later lie went into liquor shop I'm
the evening Mrs Roberts their little boy to tell his
father home. lie said he would soon but
did not until O'Clock Meanwhile Mrs Roberts had
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
Wv LIxre INcaHroHArrp II ILLI

~p,u-G.Il 3D.. Juno 90 ~lccioi i.-ile >'ertry u
~t.. TODAY r..trl for lo,od tar Incorporation p'lr,
.f tr Iittlr Wt'1-l RAILWAY Company win M" prnr-
ral oIc.. a. ,1y Cf;. III. uo road % "Nt"nd from
ronghlu o,rai. Tho capital stock is 1850 900 The
Atlantic. Ne>ican and Pacific Ialvar was also lncor
o 90 u.. prn. pal Office 70 br az Robinson. Crawford
County. Tine tu4I r.u nou point on the wabash
l.,,f ~ 90. near N,lou, 90 crawford county T. Fast
49, LOUIS also branch lur ginning A. point on th'
Bond .u. Iu crawford County. and ilnuin4 % point
lt o., u.,r tAo >Ia-" o. Chc-'r the capital stock 70 De-
100000.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
-rrrArr E.E -hHl.mr. nr rYrn1As-

tAI.a.p. june so >p,c1. . lsuuor, Of .ut ptcs In
connection with ..' annual coitentou of u' knights of
Irtnl- h,,. been ,..eut lately aud Chairman Goddard
.,ut out vud to sac % the rluor, were true II was
CHARGED uat aA ac'Lt az Lin.oln Ncb., o.; the North
western had b.cn selling u,,, Wholesale from omaha
to milwaukee, the tuuud.t1p excursion ot tli 7j
but Altu goa order ior ,that' Of - 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

the new pension law known The Dependent Pension
at have been received at the Pension uhicc. tn"
law va .icncd latc on Friday, and The haste since
ha, been 80 great that many Applications arc de
foc;iVc ard will not be accepted
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
NO El,roEArIoN or EArrs Exr..rLn.

10 ~ = VItA I'IN ~ IN II F-NI'I-I u I'D
thlcago Jun, 80 t>ciaiJ Is acrcod by nearly every
west of th,ar. that Ca spite ot I,>ont lw bael,
~ rates Generalization Of Two month, ago again
begun Ih, Alton J, N" only road not charged with
manipulating r4t- and tho Alton has to the conclusion
DO VII. teach IT. ratuttng brcthycu cost, lesson. 10
VIII prevent any ad, An,c in western rates un receives
satisfactory assurance, tha. ariTs BE- maintained.