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SIXTY CLUBS FOR BEATT|E.
Hi Own Police Force Seeks the
Commissioner in Vain.

Street. Cleaning Commissioner Hans s.
Beattie's ambition 10 be boss OF q big squad
Of policemen was satisfied this morning.
The detail OF sixty men from the regular
force provided for by the law which he Sc
cured 10 be passed by the Legislature AZ its
last session reported to him at 8 o'clock.
That IN, they would have reported to
the Commissioner had he been on hand to
receive them. but he was not and the men
marshalled by Sergt. T. II. Pickett, OF tie
Third Precinct who will be their comman-
der. hung about the Chambers street en-
trance Of the Stewart Building for W hours
waiting for Mr.. BeAttie's appearance,
He did not come. and ~ many OF the men
had Just come of post and had not slept for
hours. Deputy Commissions Dalton ven-
tured to receive them and dismiss them. to
be assigned to duty,
There wero besides Sergt Pickett Rounds
men william Deeves and Robert Orr and
hfty-ssvsn patrolmen rs follows;
Charles Boskhorn. W. ]. Pitcher. FrkAn
4. f s5ss.. a william RtGR aSilli I9 %im aGs,. GGIaN w.
GEORGE W Gil, Neil II, Jackson, John
a h;;iihlls, 4 ArI Z, Mi ESSnspf f., EdT1Id r, J. rsi,S,
John Townsspd, Charles Sheridan, E. J.
ponnelly, William SchEieber. H. Hooper,
ID. Murray. John y. BAnnon. Thomas j.
Reilly. Thomas ClArkin. Daniel Byrne, John
Canovan. Edward Dunn, Peter Kelly. John
j. Masterson, b. =. B~ermingham. James
uulligan. Jacob Leon. W. Kennedy, VI.
fitzgerald. John J. sheridan, Patrick
Crosby. James Murphy, L; McLnurhlin, W.
O'Connell. Peter Nelly, John Hardgrove.
Henry Hersche. James DrAfin, AlonZo
Powell. Edward Lewis. Patrick Clune. W.
RI Stanton. Walter GFier. Matthew Robb.
George H.. Giyine, Philip Smith, II. Quinn
and Samuel B. SeAmon.
One man is TO be assigned to each OF Com
missioner BeAttie's new districts 10 see to 10
that no person dehles the street in violation
OF the ordinance, thus making the Commits
sioner's tAak OF cleaning theIu any more dif-
aeult than 1t seems to be at present,
SergL Pickett will have his Headquarters
ct the Stroet-Cleaning Depar tment Offices.
There will probably be two rnll-cAlls for
the men every morning, one At the office OF
the DEPARTMENT and another AZ some mp
town station-houSe for the men who are
assiRned 10 duty in that section.
The men will patrol IN uniform and there
will Tor the present be no change in their
Uniform TO distinguish them from ordinary
members OF the force.
1t Is expected. however, that the words
street cleaning" will be placed on their he'll
metH, so that they may be distinguished like
members OF the sanitary squad.
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sPo1LETS

Hs~ suits are Always welcome unless they are
Ssr dAnAssA-
''Doa't be 20 shy. " said Mr.. Hsnpscksd. As be
aOdssd the plate shisd At INN BY hIs better half.
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AAsS Haven young man Vas 50 anxious 70
DAETS that he forged : paper SiyInE the brides
49, A. II nAutmOnys chains Wsrs not sum
dsnny forged
L0Ed Salisbury has refused ; Duksdom. Il wGs
sEEAesfal compliment to OnSr IL 10 HIM.
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LasI1SsftTt I = ssTs - ss5 eSs1t{ STsysd
But II brLaEa little 10y 70 the besuuful maid
FerAar Hss 6hsetd NJ SvsT.
LSs sPh4a-Buni sr.nay.
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u Il The struggle for : worlds FIH ate that
e.sso Asstsa chleASOi
4 Mans nAh. uho has been Manned siItssa
ssAEs eoAsta tkAt Ne Ia moved thtrEy-hVe umss
= a-s pSE1SA What = great shOrtstOp he'd
Eszas.iy aAsy isn ShG. SOu thai q, Oas
AseAlA - saa "a n sssEy tlsE nAi "a
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49, N44 S@AeN@aA
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M'GoWAN'S "PULL" IS GONE.
Dismissed from the Force to-day
Capts. Yule and Gastlin Retired.

The Police Bosrd, At their meeting this
afternoon, dismissed from the force Police
man Francis II. McGowAn. OF the steam
boat Patrol, who hurled a pot o. hot coffee
over Michael F. CreEan. = feIlow-oficer.
duTlnE = night between the two on the
PSIrol. the night Of june 81.
cinci, Ard Georse VI. Gastiin. Of the Fsst
one Hundred aud Twents-,iNIh street sta
zion, were retired on 81. , ; a year apiece.
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1T WILL GROW NO WARNER.
A Cool Wave Coming, but 1t Won't
Get Here To-Day.

serRt. Dunn denies tina; the sirocco OF the
West will be indicted pou New York.
The Washington Office predicts cooler
weather." lie said to-day, =" but / cannot
from my obserN atoms hold ont this hope.
1t will be NJ warmer, however
At = O'Clock III : morning. the mercury
eg'stsTe - DE frees At New N0TS, Boston
and CHICAGO; - Al ~. LOUIS an l Washing
ton; - a. ClucinnAu and New Orleans:
- At ChArlestou, aud ~ az Eastport, sic.
There Mere - degrees OF humidity here.
4 cCoi wave i slowly ~sdvAuc.ng East
ward ant vii probably reach here. to-mOr-
row night
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NJ. Daily pidr,t show On.

Michael T. DAILY. OF ls6 Lexington
avenue. caused the arrest at 2 o'clock this
morning OF Elizabeth kehre. a young
woman of West ThITty-secln mi street. whom
he accused OF stealing his valuable diamond
pin. lie told / oNceman Clinton ne had
been in her company several times.
When the woman VA ErEaigned in York
vile Court Mr.. DAILY did not appear, audi
the oifeer WAS directed 10 md HIM. Miss
hehTe Was held.
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Probably Fatal s,one.rhrowins.

Little eight-year-old Mary McKevitt, Of
324 Fast TWenty-second street. who Was
struck on the head yesterday by ten-year-
Old AntoriO Miguel. who lives in the same
house, is reported TO be in a very precarious
condition Al Bellevue Hospital
The lad was held in 81, 900 at Essex Mar
ket Court to await the result OF her iniurisA
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The Eity-fOurth New York Veterans are 20
dedleats their monument ~ Gettysburg on
July 4. They Leave hers via b & o.. from
foot Of Liberty street, a - Friisy.
reaching Gettysburg ct I p y.
The following distinguished speakers ill
address the parry; Senator hOSseh Capt
ParEss deLirina . atlend can procure uek.
- a. EekstsinS Hal ksRFA stzssA
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WIN FIJI prescrIptions Free.

Approaching tie Oood work OF The EvES-
rSo WoRLp's corps OF free physicians, two
druggists have kindly volunteered TO Aid
the good cause by filing prescriptions erA-
tuitOuslv.
All prescriptions written on EvENfNa
WORLD blanks presented at Lewin's phar-
macy. corner OF Norfolk and RivinCton
streets, or at tie New York Drug Company
Limited. No. 2TB Grand street, will be care
fully filled without charge.
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a Little Learning.

Mrs. BroEn-Yol don't seem 70 have .
very high opinion Of your husbands ability.
Ms. Aa!aTrOp-So, he's a very ignorant
man. Las night he spoke Of persons act
~ IL coLceTt. wLen he should have known
LLey Only : - aleh PARLIAMENTARY
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BoGAN's UNLUcKY THIRTEENTH.
The Round in Which He Failed OF
. welter-W Weight Championship.

SEATTLE. Wash, July l.-ChAries Began
and II. b Mullin, of San Francisco. fought
with gloves last night b fore the Seattle
Athletic Club. for the velter-Seight CHAM
plonshlp of the PGclhc coast and = purse OF
siOO.
Began vas knocked out in the thirteenth
round.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
SMOKE, BUT NO FIRE.
Needless Alarm from the st. Denis
This Morning.

No0UI0os AIaIH ITNW TIC bI UenIs
This Morning.
Policeman MeCArthy. while at Broadway
and Eleventh street just after midnight this
morning, cav smoke curling out OF one Of
the basement windows Of the ST. Denis
Hotel.
Without waiting 10 investigate he sent
ont an ASTm- In a ieN minutes the engine.
came catering NJ, and the alarmed guest,
IeeTsl AuNlously from the windows.
There sas no ire al all, as Il ~ an
pearel The night engineer OF the ST.
i cas- had been trying Is get T.i OF a lot OF
excelsior an straw That had been packed
around come new furniture received al the
hotel yesterday.
lie Nls GuTulng it up by stufhnG It into
the furnace n the b1ileT-Toom doRpstAr r..
tie got in too much a. ole tine zutllt began
70 smoke aud that was hat PoAcemAa
Mccarthy saw.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
An International Court to Decide
East African Disputes.

NY CABLE TO THE PREss SEws Associ,rIoN.l
LONDON. July 1.-England, Germany and
Italy have agreed 10 the establishment Of
an International court OF justice at Zan2i-
bar for the purpose of deciding the disputes
on the eastern coast Of Africa.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
SAVED SOMEBODY'S SHIRTS.
Three Young Burglars Just Out OF q
Chinese Laundry Caught.

Laundry Caught.
Patrick heKeon. James Gardiner and
John Mentally. boys OF fourteen. Who live
1t 30 Oak street. we're held At the Tombs
this morning for breaking into Son Lees
landry. 81 SO Oak street, and stealing two
dozen shirtA-
They we're going through Front street at .
rapid gait about . O'Clock this morning,
when Policeman Sullivan arrested them.
bon Lee, Who had been out with the boys
until 40 O'Clock. found his laundry open
home. He started out TO investigate and
cams Across the policeman aud his three
yoans Prisoners before he reached la
stauon-h0uSe.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
Cases Believed to Pc Cholera Re-
ported in Oporto.

Inv CAVITY TO rHE rREss Srw' ASSOCIATIONS.
MADRID. July LIT is reported that rev.
eral cases OF what is believed to be cholera
have been discovered in Oporto.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
An Astonishing Charge of Official
Robbery in Spain.
Bismarck Accepts a Relchstag Cam
didacy-General Notes.
tnrSt,p c,ptr Srws SPECIAL,

MADRID. July There is a decided SEN
sation here over the statement Of Senior
sowero Robledos. in Congress. that during
the five years the Liberals have been in
power $50, 900. 600 reals of the public
money we're stolen b. officials.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
A New York Woman the First to
Ascend the Jungfrau.

TrUNLAP CABiE NENs srtCIAL.l
GENEVA. July 1.-The first ascent OF
the Jungfrau this year was made by Miss
Gerda Lerna, Of New York.
The ascent is certified by Guides Lidler
and ALBRIGHT, who accompanied her.
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Wallis, Of New York, the Victor.

LoSDoS, June 3O.-At Wimbledon. to-day,
Wallis, OF the New York Lawn Tennis Club.
defeated Mahouey. ofrhe Dublin University
Cut, IN The nrst Tounf o. the Al-EnRlGnd
singles eLGmUIonshIp series.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
SEXTON CARPENTER TALKS.
BE rs THE SEXTON OF THE SIX.
TENTH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.

He Ters Hotc lie ras Effected by Catarrh
aud Describes the symptoms M
nutely. aud Winds Up ,rith the WGy
He Got ReIieT Through Drs. Cope
land and BIair.
Mi. James OArpeuter isthe sexton Of the Sixteenth
Street Baptist Church. on Sixteenth street. near
Eighth avenue. Mr. Carpenter resides at 3O4 West
Fifteenth street. In a recent conversation with tho
writer MIR CARPENTER SAID II have b. en- troubled
with = head aud throat difficulty for years. Ny noss
would get stopped ~. hr-t on one SIDE and then on
the other. VERY often I could not breathe through
my nose At all. 7 wouid hlow out chunks Of bad
cooking and worse.sneling nucus from y. Ny
head felt dull aud heavy ne trly \ the time. Some
times it wonld Ache terribly. The ptin would Be
most severe across the forehead. Just over the eyes
and at the base OF my skull.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
CLEARED BY C~0URT-MARTlAL.
Capt. Allen, of the Seventh, Exon
Grated from Lieut.. Patterson's
Charges.

A decision has been reached by the Ma
tionsl Guard Court Of Inquiry which exon
crates Capt. Allen, OF Company d, seventh
Regiment, from the charges preferred
against hin by Lent, Patterson, of unlaw-
fully taking papers from the Lieurenaut's
locker IN the ErmOTy
The Court directs, further. that charges
shall be preferred against Lieut.. Patterson.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
PRESENTATION to President Eocls.-

When Branch Gs OF the Steam Engine
Makers Society met at No. SO Stanton street
last evening q gold-heAded cane VAS pre-
sented t. President John Eccles. in Appre-
Z auog OF his work IN making the Society
the city.
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70 ne Editor
The inclosed dollar is for the Sick Babies
Fund. | wish 4, we're a Thousand instead.
Mrs. GRo. W. MCCOY. Nincennes, Ind,
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Collectad at preakfast.

10 ne Fdfor.
lnclosei you will find check for t15. 25 to
he applied TO relief Of the sick babies. This
was subscribed ats family breskfAst- table.
IApA. MAMMA. FRFD and JACk.
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Santa Rosa Again ouakss.

IEFFcTAL 70 THT HygSTS5 wnRLpI
SANTA Rosa, Cal, July I.-Three more
shoeks OF earthquake were fsl, here ye.tsr-
sunday.
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His Taste.


lEF0a hs JsEsisrI WssklEl
JeTe-ler-On this watch case would roo
Ike 10 have = mouOgTams
Aaguus Scott subject to Absentmindsd-
ness -ACnogram. Well. 1 prefer 4onon-
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FIFTEEN HORSES BURNED.
A $50. 900 Livery Stable Fire in
Baltimore.
IsPTcIAL ~ THE EvESTSa woRLnl

BALTIMORE, July 1.-The thrss-sIoTy
brick livery snd boarding stable OF GrIhn
4 Marion va, buTuei this morning.
Fifteen OUT OF 100 horses Kept in the
stable, ant several caTTiAZe- we're blrnel
LOss. 500, 600; insurance. $40, QUO.
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DEATH IN THE POWDER.
The First Fatal Accident from the
Small Boys Celebration.

Coroner Levy to-day began an invsstgI-
uOn Of the death OF Melville NJ. Nredeu.
buTgh. OF lT2 East one Hundred Iud
II enty-seyenth street WLo l. his years
hrst victim OF the Fourth OF july gun.
LoNdel,
The boy yesterday houghtA
10 witness the nFtng Of : toy cannon.
when ignltng the fuse for another shot
the can OF poSdeT exploded Nlth terrific
force, burning out his ewes. scoTcElug his
face and shatLerlng his left baud.
he died from the ahocE within an hour.
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In A Set.

Nov pray for Susls Bates, said MrL
TmeTal 70 Ei1-yeaT-cld Flossie. Nho WAS
saving heE prayerG susie u quite SICK
Why Wamma, " said Floasie. cant
fray for her. she doesn't be.onE % Cur
eEoUd"
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should Be Satisfied

Tugs Gewsleb-This ring / bought trOm
you . week sgo Tor is kEFaL l have ia
l. onethird alloy.
buggz GeHelef-BaL M dear friend 60
alder hos meeh god hsns 4 "a a.
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An Old Lady's Gift.


TO ne FdFoT'
Please accept the inclosed 60 for the Sick
Babies Fund. May many generous hearts
open to their relief. An OIL LADY.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
Policeman McGowan Dismissed.

The Police Commissioner to-day dis
missed Officer Frank MCGOWAN, OF the
lalrol, Who assaulted = brother ofiesT .
week aga.
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Amy Gives Her Present.

r a. EdlisF
Ny papA showed ne tks Papsr tonight
vlth the account Of the ant OF money for
lie pOoT SIek ATls bAbisA NJ papa mAds
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Showmen Said to Have Fed a Tramp's
Body TO the Bears.

t--rIrrr ~ THT Prrss SEws Asso~rLrro~.l
VIENNA. July IA remarkable story
reaches here from Bisternitz, in the north
ern part Of Hungary.
A party Of itinerant hear tanners. with
their animals. had m alteration on the
highway with = tramp, who was killel in the
heat OF the fight by the showmen. and his
body was fed to the bears.
The evening world., 1890-07-01
" II. Evening World" Mil Celebrate

the eve OF the Glorious Fourth with
9 Red. White and Blue issue on
July 8
The evening world., 1890-07-01
Bismarck Officially Accepts a Can
didature for the Reichstag.

tprSIAP CARLY SEws s-r-rV-.
BERL1S. July 1.-Prince Bismarck has
officially accepted the candidature to repre-
sent kaiserslauten in the R~eichstag.
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~ e: 81! IA as.s : sm;'iii
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A Friend In indiana.

Fund. ANY.
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A London Singer Coming-A Note,
Composer Fails. :

rprSIAP's CABLE NEWS spTciALt
LONDON. July 1.-The clever comic opera
singer. Marie Tempest. sails for New York
on Thursdav.
Signor Tito Matter, the well-known com-
poser, has failed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
NEW MEXICO WILL WIN,
An Enabling Act to Be RepoI ted-.Wyo-
ming Under Consideration.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The house
committee on territories held meeting
yesterday for the purpose OF consider ny
bill to provide an enabling act for New
Mexico. Atrer considerable discussion a
resolution was adopted by 4 party vote
providing that further consideration of
The bill be postponed and a subcommittee
OF five be appointed tC consider the
proprIety of reporting to the foil commit
tee an enabling ACT under which New
Mexico may be admitted under the con-
Stltutional convention at Santa Fe.
October, 1889.
The bill f.r the enabling act for Arizona
was also referred to the same sub.com
II itee.
Washington, March 6 The house
committee on rules reported a resolution
making the Wyoming admission bill the
spe' ihI order for to-day, recess to be taken
at $40 this afternoon until II o'clo k to.
morrow, the previous question To- be con-
slder'd at ii o'clock This Was adopted
and the Wyoming hill Was taken up.
Baker, OF New York, submitted an ar
gument il favor OF the measure.
barnes, OF Georgia, opposed the bill be-
cause he believed there were gross irreyu.
larillesln the adoption OF the constitution
OF wyoming, and because he believed the
territory did not contain the population
requisite, and because there we're incor.
porated IN the constitution features based
upon the subject Of female suffrage an
lagonlstlc to kepnbIlan institutions.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27

WAsnlNGroN, March u. - The long
looked Tor proclamation Of amnesty for
All deserters from the army since 1873
has not yet been issued by the president
and lis a'vocaies begin to fear it has
struck snag somewhere and will never
appear. Army officers who have studied
the subject Of deSerliOn in the army and
its causes are generally opposed to the
proposed Proclamation and many of them
have counseIed the president not to issue
1t, as 1t would probably result in great
Increase IN the number of desertiODs for
the next five years They say it would
amount to declaring to the enlisted men
that deserlOn was not much OF a crime
alter all and that if they could desert and
escape immedlate arrest they would soon
he luclnded III new amnesty prociama-
tlon. There is comparatively little ex-
cnse for desertion, it is argued, in n
country where military service is not
upon any one and where enlist
ment Is perfectly voluntary, yet in the
United States arny the percentage OF
desertons is greater than in any other
army in the world. Statistics have been
to the president shown TINT
desertlon WAS the disgrace of the volnn-
Leer armies, both Of the north and the
south, during the war, there being over
2OO,OUO deserters from the northern army
alone, and many OF these deserers have.
n one way and ODother. succeeded in
letting on the pension rolls or into sol.
lier's homes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
San Luis Oat Meal.

MONTE VISTA, Colo, March 27.-Ed-
ward B. Denton of Akron, Ohio, is in the
city. He intends to build an oat meal fac
tory at this place, as he says the oats
raised here in this valley are far superior
to any oats he has seen. The merchants
have gave him much encouragement.
Mr.. Denton was at one time in the famous
Schumacher oat meal mills at Akron,
Ohio, and comes with much experience
All he as ks of our citizens is that he he
exempt from taxes for the period OF five
years.
The famous north and south farms have
finished feeding. They have put in about
5000 acres, and as the outlook is favor
able they expect to reach ID rich harvest.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Chero-
kee commission to-day heard statements
from representatives of tribes in the In
dian territory. Several PROPOSITIONS were
submitted to the commission, and it was
said if the proposition could be made the
basis of an agreement, the Cherokees
would consent to q cesslon OF land. Chief
Mayes' propositions are substantially that
the government shall fulfill its obligation
and expell from the Cherokee nation all
non-ciizens. A Joint commission will be
appointed to determine the question of
the citizenship claimed by several thou
sand freedmen now in the territory; the
government to rellnquish the right to set
tie friendly Indians on the Cherokee
lands east OF 96th parallel. The govern
ment shall indicate its Willingness as to
pay a fair cash value for the Cherokee
outlet. Mayes and Bushyhead now even
disclaim the authority to speak for the
peOple
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
Dynamite and Disaster.

PANAMA, March 26,-During severe
electric storm that swept over the mining
pueblo OF Huachaca, in Peru, recently,
the lightning struck the magazine, ex-
plodlng 200 cases of dynamite and piant
powder. The entire works were wrecked
while five persons were killed outright
and about forty more or less seriously in
Inred. Fires Immediately broke out in
several places, but were extinguished be.
lore they had contributed much to the
general damage.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
Alliance Works.

STANTON, March 25.-Major Christman,
Jacob Hlsler and Mr. Price, representing
the Farmers Alliance of the United Stares,
have concluded to establish alliance agri-
cultural works at Iron Gate, Va. The
works will employ from 800 to 500 hands
and the products will 20 to every sub
alliance in the country, representing a.
700 900 members.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27

created yesterday afternoon in front OF
the First National bank when Mrs. Frank
Kent, a widow, horsewbipped United
States Commissioner Simeon W. KING.
After receiving several blows, King in
desperation lifted his cane and struck her.
A policeman then arrested the woman
and King went to his office.
Mrs. Kent claims King, who had been
her attorney, delrauded and caluinniated
her. King says Mrs. Kent held in un.
rightful possession one of his houses in
company with an alleged anarchist named
HarDaugh, and he, objecting to such ten.
ans, was about to have her elected.
Mrs, Kent was bailed out by Harbaugh.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
Indiana's Next Governor.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Washington
gives Currency to the rrm'n .i'at non.
Clement Stnhc bakUI,U VI The Pan Amer Can
congress and well known in Colorado,
will proba BILE be the next Republican
candidate for governor of Indiana.
lie is strong personal friend of the
president and it is believed that if he
should permit his name to 90 before the
convention he would be very strong
candidate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
A Little Giant.

EsrANoLA, N. NJ, March 26.-J. T.
Hagan, vice president and superintendent
of the Kendall mining company, is here
shipping 52-inch turbine water " heel to
their placer mines on the Chama. 1t
weighs over 900 pounds, and is to oper-
ate a l0-inch Hall pump. One thousand
gallons per minute is the estimated
capacity of the pump, which discharges
through hydraulic nozzle strong enough
to lift hundred-pound boullers. 1t re-
quires a strong wagon and six yoke of
cattle to haul the wheel from Espanola to
the mine.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
Queer Inventions.

CHEYENNE, March 27.-Michael Solo
mon, the wizard turner" exhibited his
work to an audience OF Cheyenne mechan-
les last evening. His work includes
gohular ivory shells containing vari
shaped figures of perfect form and most
marvellous bits of wood work. He has a
double cone OF ironwood which rolls up
an incline, but persistently refuses to roll
down.
Solomon shows the evidences of his
thought and skill to colleges and scientific
societies. lie has been called king of
the lathe" and has been turner for fifty-
three years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-27
An Epidemic of Diphtheria,

HALIFAX, \. s., March 26.--An epi-
den,ic OF diphtheria hasswept over Burn.
n. +. There is no doctor in the district,
and the sufferers were attended by
Rev. Father Walsh, who with his own
hands cleared the throats of the victims,
and OF forty cases that the priest attended
only one proved fatal.
The priest took the disease himself and
died after days illness.