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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12
C.hlo Notes,


BERLIN, July 1.-THE franfurt Journal
publishes an interview with Prince Bis
marck, IN which the ex-ChancelIor say >
that had he been in office be would have
not signed the Anglo-German Convention In
It's present form.
LONDON, July Il.-All the lettercarriers
gre performing their duties as usual, and
matters are quietly settling down 10 their
normal condition.
LONDON, July H. -Adyices from Iceland
are 10 the effect that influenza is epidemic
in that country, and that a large number OF
cases nave resulted fatally.
BERLIN, July Il.--in to-ttay's rifle meet
ing, Engle, Of New York, Won a prize at the
ieid target aud nreste, Of New York, was
similarly successful at the fixed target.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Queen has pre-
scented MIR Stanley with a miniature like
ness OF herself, SEE in diamonds,
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
COLLECTORSHIP OF THE WEST
ERN DISTRICT.
Great Scheme for Developing the Harbor
OF Morehead City-Commsnt on the At
Greensboro.

oi moreheau City-tomment on the At
tack Upon senator vance-Gathered at
Greensboro.
RALEIGH, n. c., July l1.-[special. 1T
is reported here that something will be
done shortly about the revenue collector
ship of Western North Carolina. J. c. L..
Harris went to Salisbury day or two ago.
where he met District Attorney Price and
DR.. j. j. Mott Harris went from there to
Washington yesterday, where he is at pres
ent. 1t is not known what the result Of the
conference was, but II is understood Harris
trip to Washington means that the succes.
sor of Mr.. Eayes, the rejected collector, will
shortly be announced.
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical As
sociation, which has been i'm session all this
week at M0rehead city, adjourned to-day.
Edward V. ZOeler was elected president
for the ensuing year, and Frank +. Han
cock, secretary.
Negotiations have been closed by the OK
ford Land Improvement Company FOR the
removal of the extensive plant Of the
Modern Tobacco Barn Company, Of High
Point, to that place. The improvement
company donates site and a liberal sub
scriptiOn. The Tobacco Barn Company il
one of the largest manufactures in North
Carolina, and employs two hundred and
fifty hands. The company manufactures
improved tobacco barns.
Thomas Beaver, who lived at Henderson
went, a day or two ago, in company with
a young lady, on a visit to Franklin. While
there he went in bathing with some com
panions and was drowned.
The namns Of Rev. J. 4. Harris, OF Dur
ham, and Rev. DIR. l.. l.. Nash, of this city.
have been brought out as candidates for the
superintendency Of Oxford Orphan Asy-
lum. to succeed DIR. B. +. Dixon, who has
been elected president Of Greensboro Fe-
male College.
An important test case was decided here
to-day before Justice Barbee. suit was
brought by NJ. r. Leach, Of this city, against
the Valley Mutual Insurance Company. to
recover one years salary as general agent
for the company for North Carolina, pay
ment Of which was declined on the ground
that service was not rendered. The suit |
was decided in favor Of Leach.
Particulars are learned to-day Of the or
ganization at Morehead city Of a mammoth |
land and improvement company, in which |
large Western capitalists will enlist, to pur-
chase and control large bodies Of land about |
Carolina and Morehead cities, and develop |
and improve water fronts and privileges |
there. The scheme will involve deepening !
OF the bar at M0Orehead for the largest |
classes Of foreign ships, and the establish |
ment OF the greatest shipping port between |
Norfolk and New Orleans.
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level. There is one vein with cross sec
ton showing vein one hundred and four
teen feet wide on top Of hill, another vein
showing sixty feet wide halfway down the
hill, widening as it goes down until reach
ing the bottom lands. Ii shows in another
cross section a width Of one hundred feet
close compact brown hematite ore. Surely
the South will be in the near future great
iron manufacturing centre, when. IL is to
be hoped, she will be able to compete with
the markets Of the world in steel aud iron.
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lYNCHBURG.
The Galilean Fishermen-Nisit Of Mr..
Massey to the Normal.

Massey to the Normal.
LYNCHBURG, VA, July l1.-lspecial.l- J.
4 colored organization called the Grand
United order OF Galilean Fishermen has
Deen in session here IJf tw0 days with mem
hers from various portions Of the state.
they adjourned last night, after installing
he follOwing-named organizers: Grand
Ruler. b. y. Allen, OF Richmond; Associate
Ruler. Eliza Lewis. of Richmond; Deputy
Grand Ruler. John II. Moody, OF Peters
burg: Grand Treasurer, William Mason. Of
Richmond; Grand Scribe, {. {. Stewart, OF
PETERSBURG: Grand Marshal. Asa Miller. OF
Richmond; Grand Herald, James III. Clark,
IF Richmond: Grand Chaplain Evans Ross,
f Staunton; Corresponding Scribe, Mary
\. Peters, OF staunt0n; Grand Lecturer, j.
+. Wilson, Of Richmond; r. ii. ;. to &. H.,
Annie White. OF Lynchburg; l.. ii. ;. to u.
T.. Ada White, of Richmond.
Judge Digs has adjourned his Corpora
ion Court until the September term.
. Mr. John f.. Massey, state Superintendent
If Public instruction, VISITED the Normal
school to-day, and addressed the teachers
tonight at the hall os the Young Mems
Christian Association,
The RiyermOnt Land and improvement
Company is now negotiating with hard
ware manufacturing company from the
North. which Will engage four hundred
killed mechanics. This is in addition to
he car works, the light locomotive works
md the sheet-iron mill already definitely
assured
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BASEBALL.
.eport of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.

Report of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.
National League Boston: Bostons, 8;
Chicagos, O. At Philadelphia: Philadel-
phias, 10; Cleyelands, ?. At New York: New
Yorks, II; Pittsburgs, !. At Brooklyn:
Cncinnatis, 2; Brooklyns, Q.
Players LeagIe-At Boston: Bosto1s, 12;
Pittsburgs, >. At Philadelphia. Philadel-
phias, e; Cleyoands, IL. At New York
ChicagOs, I; New Yorks, ,. At Brooklyn:
Brooklyns, 10; BuiialOs, ..
American Association-At Toledo: To-
ledos, 5; Brooklyns, ..
Atlantic League-At Baltimore: Ralti.
mOres, y: Newsrks. I. At Hartford: Hart
fords, 3; Jersey Citys, .. At Washington
WashinetoDs, 4; Wilmiugtons, 2. At Wor-
cester: Woreesters, >; New Hayens, 6,
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walked out of IIis window.

NEWPORT News, July IL Special
Mr.. Charles II. G.. Howard, one OF our most
popliar Young men, narrowly escaped in
slant death this morning, about o'clock
by walking out of a fourth-story window M
the Warwick Hotel. Mr.. Howard had been
talking 10 some friends previous TO retiring
last night about q gentleman staying under
water long time after diving. This morn
ine, before Jumping 0ut Of The window, he
dreamed be was diving ~ enc Of The Chesa-
peake and Ohio piers. His conditioa IL con
sidered very unfayorable. Mr.. Howard Is
clerk to Captain Cooksay, in the iioaung
uroperty depal tment Of the Chesapeake ana
Ahfa Railway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-12
REEDS TACTICS IN THE SENATE.
A Comsnittss to Determine Whether They
should be Adopted.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July u.--A3 the
caucus Of Republican senators last night a
committee was. appointed, consisting Of
Senators Aldrich,. sherman, and Everett.
members OF the Committee on Rules, and
Senator'S Hoar. Frye, Moody, and spooner.
to take uuder consideration the question Of
bate on the Federal election bill, II II is
taken up by the Senate. A meeting al this
committee mas been called for tomorrow
mOfnina. '.rsHI.s 30. - ~, i,
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MARION.
work of "a Runaway Trsin--A Few Per-
sOnal-.

work of "a Runaway lra;n--A rev Ief-
sOnal-.
MARION, July 1l.-.special. On the
arrival Of a freight train at Atkins tank,
six miles east this place, eastward bound,
nj about 3Gclock Yesterday morning, the
engine was detached fGT ihe pnrpose Of tak-
ng sand. and the tram, containing tWenl!
cars. which had been len hy cJndnclor ana
crew. as rumOr goes, without the brakes
beine drawn. started down the road, and,
gaining momentum. dashed into Marion at
The rate II sixty miles per hour, ana run
ming into Gn easr0ound freight train, COM
pletely dismanting the engine and tearing
INTO splintcrs seven b0N-cars.
The engineer Of the train standing here
escaped iniiSy by jumping from the engine
no one at all being hurt. The depot, c.rs
wrecked and others. Mr. WaldrOp's house
yould-but for the timely appearance Of
the efficient ire cOmpany-in all probability
nave been consumed by fire. soon ai.ei
daylight the Wrecking train arrived WIN
Mr.. Osborne stanley and north officials Oi
The Norfolk and Western Railroad; ana
Notwithstanding the track wos badly block
I'd between the depot and Mr. W aldrOp. =
house, tle SIDE track was iuichi! cleared,
and only one tain delayed ANY !ensth Oi
time.
Mrs. George ". Richari5n "a aud Nor little
son lcft al noon to-day for Chicago H., on
an extended visit 20 relative.
Miss Cathlena McNulty, Of Dawson, Ga,
j. eXpected here tLis week, and Will be the
suest Of her sister, Mrs. John W. Richard
son.
4 large party Of our young people, under
thc charge nf Rev Mr.. McFaden aud lazy,
left to-day for a few days visit to White
Top Mountain, eighteen miles southwest
from Ibis place.
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STANLeYILL.

Fears That Ii May a. Necessary 20 Post
...... Pc.ie Ifss wedding. i,.- .'.-.
LoSpGS, July il.---Mr. Henry NJ. Stanley
il III VI gastritis, and is under the care Of
his friend and fellow-trayeler, Surgeon
Parke, and William q. Hewett- Miss
Dorothy Tenant, TO whom Stanley Is ex-
pected TO he married tomorrow, has been
informed of his condition. Crowds Of CALI
ers arc constantly coming and going IN
anxious quest Of Information rs to the sick
mans condition. DIR. Parke, while decisr-
ing the illness as likely 10 De OF but tempor-
airy duration, Is stiN fearful that II may be-
necessary TO- postpone the wedding. Or at
least to change the proposed programme Of
cefemonials.
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,lot,,nie,,. Onponeni.

pilravgc. PA. july IA spec lal 70 the
Times from OfTsiiie. o., sayst lie deauloek
ls to- Democratic Congressional convention
~ ihs sixteenth Ohio district, was broken
t0-nisht alter Two days and one night OF
bsu0Nnr IS The nomination OF eN-Lleuten-
amt Governor SOhu G.. Warwick, OF hassii'
Dom. o. Mr. n sSgick, who will be ibe 0P'
t1Dent Of Congressman Mckinley. Is q
business man engaged for many years ~
exfeoaite milling interesis and owner OF
coal mines. Ills first and only political
0iire Was Lieutenant Governor OF ONO.
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THE HILL FARM DISASTER,
The Final Verdict Rendered by the Coro'
ner's Jury.

The Final VERDICT Rendered by the Coro-
ner's Jury.
PuTsBURG, PA, July ll.-A special to
the Times from Dunbar, Pa, says: The
coroner's jury in the Hill Farm disaster to-
day rendered the following verdict: "Daniel
5hearin came to his death while in tho dis
charge Of his duty as fire boss ~ the Hill
Farm mine, on the 18th aay of June, 1890,
by being suiioca.sd WIN after-damp and
smoke. caused by an explosion OF
gas by John kerwin opening drill
mole In an unlawful manner, under
directions and by order Of Robert
Lang, superintendent and that said Robert
Lang is eriminally reQpOusible in causing
the death OF said Daniel sbearin." The
publi9 l,elin4 is against the verdict. The
labOring people say the blame should not be
laid on MIR. Lang. who has always been
faithful in his duty in looking aisef the
safety and welfare OF ~ smployes, and
that a siDAar ,aistake was liable TO be
masa .y anyone under the same clrcum.
stances.
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OEhTHiN OiSnONOR.
Fatal ATcay in Questionable Eesort
Near LOeustville.

TAsLEY. VA, July il.-lspecial.l-A
terrible butohery was committed in dis
reputable den situated in the woods near
Loeu-tyills, this county, Wednesday even
Ing. Thomas Welleti, worthless Young lei
low. LETT his family something ago aid TOOK up
with Bella Archer, one Of the inmates OF the
place. CA Wednesday they became lnSol-
ye6 i'm a Jealous quarrel. Wellett drew Il
mfr and stabbed the woman in numerous
places. Mshala Watson, another inmate OF
he hg,ss, attempted 10 interfere, but Was
renhered heipless by numerous slashes ol
the knife held BY Welleii. ic continued 70
rmt and slash the diving women. finaiis
weary OF his bloody work, he went out ana
"aye bin,self up 10 the officers. The women
received mortal iniu.ieS
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nsatn Of senator McCrsarx.

OWEN sBoRo. KY, July ll.-Thomas b,
McCrearg, ex-United States Senator, died
last night, In the 18th year Of his age. He
suffered a stroke OF paralysis In 1873, which
wac sepeatci on tWo OF three occasions,
aud foy three years past he has been perfect
helpless. His death has been expected for
several days. lie leaves lage eststes
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Death afa Hero.

BOsTON, MASS, July ll.-,John T. Kiliy,
the noted life-saver, until recently assistant t
draw tender Of the Mount Washington ave
nue. bridge, is dead of heart trouble, aged
thirty-one. During his life he saysd eleven
persons from drowning, In february, 1889,
in saving John Warren. Kitty received the
injury that caused his death. Warren
weighed over two hundred pounds, and in
lifting him from the water Kitty ruptured a
blood vessel near the heart.
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poses the Congressman, will hold good
again. In that event a defeated Republi-
can candidate from this district would be n
king bee at Washington as long as Harrison
j. President, and incidentally il may be
worth more in cash than real Congress
mans salary is"
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Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, July ll.-.lspecial.l-
Ahont l2 O'clock to-day a colored boy named
Walter Scols. aged qbopt fourteen years,
was accidentally dfownea ~ ike dock 0l o.,
The New York, Philadelphia aud aor,0.k
Railroad. II seems that his mother, wls
cslls cakes and candy on the whari; nan
sent him cn board The steamer New YORK
,or some purpose, snd while he was on ;"
the eang board slipped, thsc=ing him mo
the water and. II Is thought, striking iin.
rs il fell. ybe lo1y was recovered
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July ii---pP the fan
coicred, was hanged fortss ssurylef of ts4.
(sooger. lie confessed he guilt. and said
be was ready 70 die. and su60ked oteasetoD
until the mack cap waa drawn over ~ lAoo,
{2Is neck waa broken BY ~ AL
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San FRANCISCO. CAL. July Il.-A letter
received hOm Victoria states that the gen,
eral opinion prevails there that two ileels
lf sailing craft have been fitted for the
3chrihs Sea, armed and equipped 10 aid
tae British saiiiu2 vessels 10 resist capture
~ Toe AiDeflesg revenue cutters.
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The FINANCIAL SITUATION (,
Freely Discussed BY fssnkssS and Net.
- eantfls H0us0s. -

NEw YORK. July n.-Tte uncertainty og
the financial situation is apparent " every
one, and the condition Of Affairs In EUROPE,
south America and at homo was freely dis
cussed to-day by banken, brokers and mer-
camille houses, ,.,ef 4ast .,,... 80 aefa
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Asu,felt of wives.

BERLIN. ONT, July ll.--ConradO Ortws,n.
who was arrested yesteniay IN cnarge o.
having seven liying wives, pneaasu sa,sy san.,y
this morning, and was sentenced W seven
years impri'onment,
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NFw YORK. July IA 3s9ns@D cab'e
SAYS that a syndicate has been formed mcss
vim a capital " ti,OOO.OOO, 10 acquire pos,
eession of ham sna YORK curing houses in
Chicago and Nebraska,
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HAMBuRG, July ii,--the Oiiiaefs strIae
in this city has been concluded os tne ees
feat OF the men.
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CAPITAL NOpKs,

The House Committee on Military Affair
decided to-day 10 report with favorable
recommendation bill reviying the grade
of Northumberland In the army.
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SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN
WILL RECEIVE "THE TINES, BY
NAIL, UPON NOTIFYING THE
CARRIERS OR BUSINESS OFFICE.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-20

Although in no sense q candidate for
the office, Col. d. 5. Twitchell, the re-
spected father Of our own popular dis.
trict attorney, has just been nominated
for congress by the Republicans of the
Kansas City, Mo, district. The Journal
says editorially Of the nomination: "The
Republican convention Yesterday did
we'll in selecting Col. d. S. Twitchell as
the congressional candidate for the par
ty, Col. Twitchell is thoroughly ia ac-
cord with the highest ideals of the
Republican party, and is competent
to take and maintain an influential
place in the legislative affairs Of
the nation. lie is in no sense
bitter partisan, for he is an advocate of
measures and seeks to make his party
deserving of success" And in another
place refers to him as "a lawyer Of fine
attainments, citizen of unbemished
reputation, longtime resident of this
city and thoroughgoing Republican.
Col. Twtchell will inspire confidence in
his party and will lead it to a victory
through brilliant campaign" In this
connection it may not be improper to re-
mark that District Attorney Twitchell
seems to be "a chip off the old block"
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Nor TIE LARGEST But The BEST!
TlG washington LIFE, IyNlaDCC C0nlaDI.
J. W. SCHOFIELD, Gen'l Agt. for New Mexico.
For LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT INSURANCE. and Prof.
table SCHOFHELD. Santa


Judge Seeds and the district court oNi-
cials got home last night from Il three
weeks trip to San Juan and Rio Arriba
counties. They are all feeling first rate,
and come home convinced that for open
handed hospitality there is 10 peo-
pie on earth who can excel those they
have lately been amongst. Probably the
most important criminal case tried on
this trip was that against Vicente Sena.
charged with the murder OF Guadaupe
MARTINEZ, May last, near Azotea, Rio Ar
rbia county. At TERRA Amarilla the trial
lasted four days, and was one of the hot
est legal contests that has ever occurred
there.
District Attorney Twitchcll made q
strong and vigorous prosecution. The
prisoner was defended by j. II, Cii4t, \.
b. Laughlin and Il. NJ. Read, who eX-
hausted every point to save their client,
but the Prosecution came off victorious,
the jury promptly returning a verdict OF
guilty and the accused was sentenced to
the penitentiary for life
District Attorney r. T.. Twilchel saws
that Judge Seeds has made most
excellent beginning and has given uni
versa satisfaction TO the people of those
counties. The court leaves on Tuesday
next to open the Taos county term,
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Enr New Mcxicn,s AdNnncr.

On Monday evening next there will
be statehood meeting at the Santa Fe
county court house, to which all friends
of progress are invited Addresses will
be made by Hon. l.. S. Trimble, of Al.
buquerque, and others. Following are
Judge Trmble's appointments to speak
on the statehood question:
Santa Fe-Monlay night, September
%.
Las Vegas Tuesday night September
Spnngor-Thursday night September
Raton-Friday night, September 26.
Los Lunas-Monday night September
80.
Socorro-1uesday eight, October |.
San MarciaI-Wednesday night. Octo-
Der 2.
Las Cruces-Tllursday night, Octo-
Der 2.
Deming-Friday night, October H.
Silver City-Saturda night, October ).
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Connecticut's population is 745, ,S6l, ar
increase of 123, 3,161.
The king of Spain has accepted tht
resignation of his entire cabinet
| The Raum investigation has closed anC
the committee IS now preparing its re
port.
Jay Gould says he does not,think there
has been any actual financial stringency
The Missouri Pacific directors declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF pei
cent.
j. W. Bailey has been nominated fot
congress by the Democrats of the Gaines
vile, Texas, district.
Regimental reunions of the army OF
West Virginia are the order Of the day at
Parkersburg, W. Va.
L. lieadley, employed as superintend-
ent of telegraph by the st. Louis K San
Francisco Railroad company and the
Western Union, is deiaClter.
Fred Helm, aged As, at Portsmouth, N.
H., killed two of his daughters and ser-
ously wounded the third and thta killed
himself. lie is thought insane.
Mrs. Caroline McNaughton was burned
to death at Cleveland. She was cleaning
furniture with gasoline and stopped on
match, which ignited. An explosion OF
gasoline followed.
At Kimberly, South Africa, some rascal
opened the doors of the cages of mena-
gerie and let all the animals loose. Hor-
rible scenes ensued. The animals fought
each other, and many people were at
tackled by the beasts and killed.
The Utah commission has forwarded to
the secretary of the interior a lengthy re-
port of its operations and proceedings for
the year ending September !, 1890. The
principal features OF the report is the rec
ommendation of further legislation in
support of existing laws.
William Hit, OF st. Joseph, Mo-, a
sufferer from rheumatism, was advised to
take sponge, bath in alcohol and dry
himself with artificial heat. lie took the
bath and then stood near an open stove
to dry off. The alcohol took fire and in
second his body was enveloped in flames.
He will die.
The suffrage question may be regarded
as settled as far as Mississippi is con-
cerned. Voting has begun section by
section on the report OF the committee on
elective franchise. The voting developes
that the convention stands almost two to
one in favor of the committees report
and its adoption by an emphatic majority
is 20 longer a question of doubt. The
Chyseman amendment provided for an
educational or property qualification was
rejected by vote of II to 80.
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Executive Bus ness.

t.1REEsoN SPRINGS, Sept. 20.-The pres
iient yesterday issued proclamation ex-
tending the time for the removal of cat
tie from the Cherokee strip to November
l. Tibbott, OF the White house force,
arrived this morning with the river and
harbor and the anti-lottery bills. They
were submitted to the president, who
after reading them over carefully at
tached his signature to each, so that they
are now laws. The president signed the
following nominations. and they were
sent to Washington: John A. Riner,
Wyoming, to be United States district
judge, district of Wyoming D. F. Fow-
ler, Wyoming, to be United States at
torney, district of Wyoming; John p.
Rankin, Wyoming, to be United States
marshal, district of Wyoming.
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This is The WAY il Goes.

The New MEXICAN is daily in receipt of
letters from all parts OF the territory re-
questing copies Of the state constitution.
The inquiries are from Democrats as often
as Republicans. Here Is sample
To the Editor OF the New Mexican.
lllLIsnoRorGm, n. NJ, Sept. Is, 90
Statehood is gaining ground rapidly in
the southern part OF New Mexico and if
we had good speaker here to enlighten
the people, believe it would carry. Re-
specially yours, }. VI. METcALF.
| am Democrat and an old soldier of
the mon army. J. NJ. VI.
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Plenty Of Water.

In calling please say advertised and
give the date. JACOB WELTMER. p. NJ.
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List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the hepostofiice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending Sept. 70, 1890. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent TO
the dead letter office at Washinpton