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New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HE CIT ELS rnRoAr. TIED II UP AyD WAITED.

Ant,ne Erath was found last night in his in the
house No. 40 Nineteeuthst.. w!:h terrible cash
in his thro1t inflicted by himself with 4 towel
ras rapped around his neck From his appearance The
surgeon inferred that he had probably committed the act
oe hours before he found and declared that owing 10
the great Of blood his condition was extremely critical
Tie was found by Officers Moaahan and Scboes the Eight
eenth Police Precinct and taken Ia Bellevue Hospital
I'm an ambulance Letters Of accommodation we're found
in his pokets from Dr. Allen and W. l.. Lawrnce, Great
Neck L. L. whom he had apparently served rs butler.
ITO was described as quiet by the inhabitants OF the
house where he had lived for about three No
motive for the decd known and he eouig not speak
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02


London, May lit has been learned that the report
OF the strandng Of transatlantic line steamer near
knsae after sending up rockets signals OF distress
originated in the celebration Of May Day. some
fishermen who were desirOus Of honoring the DAY
procured number Of rockets and early this morning,
discharged them from their boat These rockets were
seen by some persons, who observing that they came
from the water, and naturally suppOsing thai they
were the signals OF some evssel that was In distress
reported that steamer was ashore. IL has been
definitely learned that ship is ashore near Kinsae
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
yIIrn DISTRICT REprB1rc4ys ENTHUSIAST

The Republican Organization Of the XlIth District
held an old fashioned Republican meeting at No. 20s
East Fourth-st. Thursday night. II large
meeting. full Of enthusiasm Fifteen new members
wer, received Major David KOhn delivered an ad-
dress and described his recent travels through the
state lie said that the Republicans were organizing
EVERYWHERE and victory was In the air George
iIiIiiard who presided said that the returning tide
next November would sweep the Democrats away.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
nrRpERrRs FOUYD ~ 4 CAVE.

Cincinnati. Ohio. May IA dispatch from Colum'
bus. Ind tells of the finding in Brown county IN q
cave in a secluded spot twenty five miles from rail
road, of three fugitive Kentucky muluereIS' lheS
were william Puckett and his two sons, who on the
a. - tbo last Presidential election, at Irvine, KY,
murdered A ncghbOr Henry Hall, and He'd
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
c.r,1 pFt1G1OIrS RIOT AT ZANTE.

Athens May IA dispatch from Zante, capital OF
the Ionian Island of that name, brings news OF
serious religious riot which has taken place there. TO
dav WIS observed by the Greek Christians as the Greek
Good Friday and part Of the ceremonies OF the day
consisted of a procession of Christians wmch archcu
.nornn Tho nrincipal streets. When they came near
~ uohre,r ouarter the Christians practically be
seced that part Of the town. In order to guard against
sucb an occurrence, Gordon of soldiers had been
dawn aronnd the Hebrew quarter, and. upon the re-
usal Of the Christians to retire peacefully the soldiers
HIo i ."S Tho dispaich adds, now pilaging the
~ ibn Hebrews at Zante and threatens to burn
tc E snnpoSed that the disturLances at Zante have
their origin In the disturbance which recently occuiied
at Corfu.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE SPANISH RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT.

Washington. May 1.-speclal Commissioner Foster
who has returned TO Washington from spaln called
upon secretary Blaine this morning, bearing a copy
Of the new reciprocity agreement negotiated by him
with the Spanish Government The secretary ana Slr
Foster discussed the document al length but It's
contents will not be made public at present
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
CONDITION OF DATID. DUDLEY FIELD.

David Dudley Field was said TO be weak at his home,
No % Gramercy Park at - O'Clock last night. DR..
Bird left the house o'clock and said he would
after midnight 10 remain several The physician
said that there was no danger Of death last night
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
ANOTHER RUSSIAN SHIP DETAINED BY TURKEY.

Consantinople May LIN spite of the recent threat
Of NJ. Neldof, the Russion Ambassador here, another
Russian volunteer transport carrying 2en and
materials for work on the Transsiberian Railway has
been detained day In the BosphOrus. The Turhlih
commandant threatened to fire if the vessel attempted
to pass N. Nelldof has sent strong note to the
Porte in which he demands S5 600 damages, the dis
mssal Of the commandan and the right of absolutely
free passage for Russian vessels sailing under the
mercantile flag. lie denies the Portes recent as
sertiOn Of power TO take up question which Is not
a political but merely mercantile matter.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
BISMARCK RETURNED TO THE REIcHsrAG.

Berlin, May 1.-The returns of the by-electon at
Geestemunde show that the return Of Prince Bismarck
TO the Reichstag is now certain The latest returns
received indicate that Prlpoe Bismarck has received
10 900 votes and Herr Schmalfeld about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
LApEx WITa ARMs roH cHILLAN LNsURGENTs.

LIUEN IT I-'''1 I'-'1'1
Los Angeles. Cal. May lit Is reported that the
schooner Robert and Minnie 4, in Catalina haFoor'
loaded with arms and ammunition for the Gillian
insurgents The arrived there saturday, ana
has had no communication with the MARYLAND. She Is
heavily laden The Robert and Minnie Is American
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
s.,. o.rs rA11. ruporGn-A RAILWAY BRIDGE.

London May 1.-Whilc the Brighton express, uai'i
crowded with business their way from brighton
80 ropdou was crossing the bridge to-day at Norwood
In Surrey six miles south OF London, the bridge sud
denly collapsed and the six cars fell through,
being smashed 10 atoms Many Of the passengers were
Injured but, far known there VIII be no loss OF
life through the accident
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

were dazed and suffocated before they could in
telllgently conceive way of escape.
kraemers loss of stock is estimated at s., 900,
is no insurance
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
D,,prN or THE p1PpFp,S VICTIM.

Salem Mass. May 1.-The body OF ts. Carrie
Rrown OF NcwYorly. the victim Of "Jacl. the Ripper
v-as taken from the receiving tomb this morning ana
hurled without ceremony But few persons were
rro-an
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HIS LIABILITIES e35O. 600.

London May 1.-Mr Bottomley, managing director
of Iiansards Union in the Bankruptcy Court to-
day. His liabilities amount TO $3.50 900, lie is bank
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

vessel and is owned In san Francisco. She sailed
from that port April 23 ostensbly for Eureka, on
the northern coast OF California
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

This is the exhibition about which tremendous
uproar was raised recently between France and Ger
many. The cooperation Of French artists being
greatly desired OF course Emperor William Il first at
tempted to them by writing Nine MeissOnier a
eulogistc letter Of coincidence upon the death of her
husband, the famous painter Then eX-Empress Fred
erick made her trip to Paris, visited many artists
there, and tried her best to cOnclate the Partisan
people But the latter could not forget that twenty
years ago she had urged the bombarding of the great
besoiged city. Still, few French artists considered
that the exhibition of French masterpieces at Berlin
would result in triumph and constitute kind Of
moral revanche," and they inclined to send
their paintings and sculptures TO Berlin. But they
had to abandon that intention, because OF the tre-
mcndous pressure Of public opinion. The German
Art Exhibition has opened, therefore, without the CO.
operation Of a single French artist-un!ess VI. Bou
gIcreaIi the painter of nude NEUROLOGICAL Subjects
may really have persisted as reported by few Paris
papers, in sending of his works to Berlin. 1t
was said also that had MeSsOnier been living he
would have acted in the same way since one OF MS
paintings The Lansqdenet Asleep had been for
wagdcd by him to the Stuttgart Exhibition. But 1t
was answered that, in the first place. there was n
great distinction, from French patriotic point Of
view between stuttgart. in Wutembers, ard Berlin Ill
Prussia. In the second place, Nine. MeissOnier re
Gently wrote letter stating that the "Lansqucnet"
had becn sold long ago dealer in Stuttgart, who
could exhibit it wherever lie pleased.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

full. ~
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

Berlin May 1.-The Berlin Art Exhibition was
opened to-day with much ceremony The Emperor
and Empress and Empress Frederick were present. to-
gether with the members of the Diplomatic Cops and
many municipal, military and Naval officers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
NOT ~ 1T

IT." census bureau hHs Just Issued ita
bulletin showing the number ~ inmates
u Juvenll" teformntorce, IN tho various
states and territories, IN The year 1890,
and the citizen ~ New Mexico may
point with prido" Il he wants toto
tn" fart that W. are not IN ,-that IL,
p"c mean our territory Out q u total
~ more than fourteen thousand bad
boys and glrls ~ Various parts ~ the
United States, not one stood ,o the cred.
II or dsrredt ~ New Mexico What
the cas" might have been II there had
been any fcfurmaturics ia the territory
ur how many might hayc been IN such
Institutions u there had been any insti.
tutluns of the kind g. get intp-la Meth.
et here nor there that IA not the quos-
unn NJ issue the puin, TO Which We lie.
Sire ,o call the attention Of the public IL
th" Tact, revealed 10y Official publications,
that "hile there wero more than four.
teen thousand bad chlhlren locked up
Tor correction IN various parts - tho
''N''' PNhl'T NitI' Nhh nON bue IN NNN
MrNlru
Aud that reminds W. of somewhat
similar condition - things with regard
to pthcr .,asscs - unipftuun,es For in.
stauc" th"r" - not Single inmate 10
H." territorial Iusan" aay lum That 10
uahl" g. b" the cas-" IA any community
Nh"t" th"r" are 10 insane, but IL certain
10 h" the case ~ community where
thet" 10 ~ asylum The territory %
\"N MeNIrr IA larger than all New Eng.
lhud, with several other states thrown N,
AMI yet thct" ~ not Within her borders,
~ single inmate ~ an almshuuse. That
may b" due ~ part 10 the fact that there
NJ" no Rlmshouacs, but Il can also be
sald, tp the credit ~ our native citlzena,
that ia all the history " the territory
tho instances wherein such institutions
hny" been necessary or would have been
r"1uti"d to, have ltcn very few and far
h''U"en, tn" MeNlran people are, IN
som" INSTANCES very pcrr, and the where.
"thal to keep soul aud body together IN
IT." chcap"st pusslhl" way, involves a
PERPETUAL struggle, but they are always
Wiling To- DIVIDE IVA long as there ~ any
thing lett, and no member ~ the family
~ over permitted g. become charge up.
uG the public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

lr ised ~ political aud other prisoners
Tie released prisoners were provided
with arms, and when llypol,es troops
arrived on the scene there was bloody
O,itle. liypohte remained IN the church
a.. day guarded 10y soldiers. lie called
OF the reserve militia and the reb"ls
were soon routed. The leader of the
rcpels, the former cabinc, minister. was
captured and sho: at once. Thursday
fohr of the rebels had been captured and
pat To death Othera we're captured and
shpt on FRIDAY, Saturday and Sunday
E'efy man suspected ~ .ciug in sym
pothy with the insurgents was put To
death without trial as soon Hs captured
Meet of the ~ PRISONERS rclonr,d from
lHd 10y the insurgents were recapturcd
al shot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Cape May, june l. Mayor Elmunis
opened tho convention Of the car build
era, President John K,rby made an
ldress outlining tho work Of the con
yrntiou. The committees repnrts were
received, discussed and acted upon,
In view OF national legislation much
interest is focused upon the exhibits Of
car and engine couplers, ten Of these de.
wees belng on view. Working models
- steam heating plants are being mul
tplcd. The exhibit IL regarded as the
most complete ever given by the afs"ci'
II lour
A car load oi Standard sewing ma.
cuines the beat manufactured arrived
tbs morning TOR +. w lleyn. These
machines are meeting with universal
sicoeas wherever used,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
ChiI- VIII Participate

Washington, june II The Latin.
AuerlrAn department ot tho Worlds
Columbian eXposluun has received "a
capleRram from Lieutenant Harlow
sI"clAl commissioner IN which be Hu.
nuunc"s that the govern mcnt ~ Chile
has accepted the invitation - patticI
pa" IN the cHporltlun AZ ChlrHgp aud
u 1t commissioners will be appointed at
once. thll" viii erect her own building
a, Chicago aud has asked that Nh acre ~
~ ,cc hr reserved ior her The govern
n"nt will send military band aud viii
~ ke an appropriation - slu',nn TO pay
H." preliminary cNpcns"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Port au Prince, June H. TIL massa'
e'c o' Nl, Bartholomew sinks rto insig
hlhcance beside that enacted here in tho
last fcH days. For the last twu or three
weeks there have been runners that II
revolution against liypolite MAS lmm''
Ashl IN the capital, aud ihes", havlnR
reached the ears ~ tho chief executive,
1e caused the arrest OF aoout eighty sus
pecIel Ye'< ons, dragged them f-om their
homes and put them 10 coninoment
among the suspected was general IN
Tue army, who, hearing tina, he was
wanted, hid himself, and his wife was
"Gen instead and thrown into prison.
The outbreak Of rebels occurred Thurs
aA!' May y. While President iIypohte
vas attending church, former cabinet
Hih'S'er, AT the head Of eighty followers,
vel armed, stormed the priSon and re-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
ACyeiea- In DaL o,a.

Minneapolis, June IA special to
the Tribune from Pierre, s, ID, says a
terrible w,ndstorm struck the city, 1t
vas accompanied by binding storm Of
dust which left the city In total dark
uess. The storm lasted twenty .fye min
utes, To add 10 the phenomena, the
temperature fell 10 almost freezing point
snd unless change takes place soon, q
damaging trQst will 10 the result.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Denver, June II EA Policeman JAS
& Jonee me-, his w,ie Walking With r. J.
S'rawn, on California street, and after
quarrellng with him Tor moment,
drew his revolver and shot Strawn dead
J,LlOusy was the cause, although there
.c"mcd To- 1" II" grounds The murderer
y ,r arrested, but refused 10 say word
about the ALTAR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
Tim~- or TribuIa,ion ~ Hawaii.

San Francisco, Cal, June l2-The
steamer Australia, from Honolulu.
5rngs news tina, the grippe is epidemic
IN the islands, aud that Ia the leper BET
t,rmont nine -tenths of tho lepers are
duSn with IT, Water n very scarce in
tie country, and when the Australia
left the reservoirs were nearly empty.
II no water has fallen since water
famine must now prevail,
\ few hours before the Australia
Aaled the government warehouse took
fire, and smoke could be seen issuing
from the burning structure when the
steamer was sixty miles at sea. The loss
Il estimated at over saU,uD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Louisville, Ny, June 10 lIenr! I,ckel,
at. \. H. veteran, killed hm-.f here
with the Iund he lhst put IN hi muskrt
inrrg the war. lie hhs been drinking
heavily un hs pension money, Hn / when
be- went hume early this moru,ng, he
kissed hls httc gltl goodbye, vent 10
10 another room and shot himtri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Wlike-barrr, Pa, June lo Secret
'ervc' oflrrrs arrested Rucben Palmer,
a hor-" trader, on the charge o' passing
eouut"''c,t money, \ complete coun
ier'",ref's uutli, was found on tne prs
Oner.
For some time the country N the vi
emit! ot lIurncllsvillr, EImlra and Troy,
has been toodsd with spur,"is com.
The government, put the secret service
'oHr"rs on the case, and they traced the
couutrrfrlts 10 Palmer,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

-, l.ou.s, June H. The rar ruuifts'
'r,rrr, ut Normandy, bult at d ,ust oi
s,lub', wrs Dedicated lathrr OCrn.
por = Newark, y, j, ptuyjnnm - the
PAsuoulst's Ordcf. with y ngul,er -
yr,,-,, 'tom ali over the county, uilnr
a,rd at the ceremonies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Plymouth, MHtr, june 10 uo Na
tyral Tyrogturhrnl Umuns doicga'os
VISITED thI- pM.c aud were thuvn the
r. gum national monument, nfl"r which
q ta.qu"t Nae gwen them al the Odd
Fr ,,Ws opera house..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

seattle, Wash, June H. General
|; seel &, Alger, " Michigan. arrived
here. In an interview he sad ~ MIR
l. ruc indicates to the republican party
q 1t he will be- u candidate for president,
| poll"ve he will be nominated IN mo
II mt believe he will be the strongest
"a .u IA the republican party"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
4 Decoration for n women

london, June IN Queen Nlctotia
lt- conferred thr Order ~ the /; / Cross
lu Mrs GrlmWood fur her cun,luct nt
ManIIur. ~ 'tc her husband tie Brit.
n political agent, Vas murdered 10y the
Mtutputis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Washington, June H. II ~ denied
: 'ltlVely at the state department that
". Porter, our minister to Italy, has
bon recalled. Some time before the
Nv Orleans episode Minister Porter
t,pk u leave ut absence but delayed hIs
d patturr from Italy pu account oi the
u"Sutla,iuns resulting from that affair.
!! has nov been constantly on duty in
E"me Tor considerable more than "a year,
wHlch IL not usual IN the ministerial ser
We. II IL stated that he will not lea 20
Europe but nevertheless there IL renson
g. bclleye that his leave ~ absence
from Rome will be 10 lndeiinl,eas TO
warrant i'm IN delaying his return
t. lila post untll some steps have besn
g. the return ot It's minister TO the Unit.
eG States.
so Tar as our government knows Baron
fayH was not recalled, but was SIMPLY
granted Hn indefinite leave oi absence.
lus IL precisely the state ~ affairs
wulch existed between the United States
AID Austria when We reiralned some
time from sending minister /" Austria
& replace Sir, Kelly, whom the Austrian
< Ivcrnment refused to receive. Ot course
tie officials Of the state department are
unwilling to admit any such significance
IL to bc given to Porters absence from
kpne but there are diplomatic reasons
which should exist without an Official
statement u the reasons which mus, be
lett 20 implication.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
\ TrnrL Lower alirornia

san Diego, June ~ \ l.,ud cRb.c.
gram announces that contracts have been
le, ior the rlnrtInct,uu ~ the ruI uscd
railroad from this city 10 San ,Iu,ut II,
Lower California, u d,s,auce ~ H. mrlra.
The road IL t. b' built ns so, % as the
MrNcau go,"rumcnt approves The sut-
ve!. Tho company ~ to recelv n large
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Washington, June TO- Inf mat pu
ha, teen received III thls ctty fem Ca
(, 81 the effect that the Insufgeut 'huun
er ltata, before proceeding 60 lluIque,
irom Toc"plla, landed at IL" latter
pat" 900 niles and large uu,unt =
Eunn.IrR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Kansas City, June 10 \ sh'tt time
ago mai DIG brt u steer, ON" Il "a herd
Ica,tI" hrlonglng to Nanherbu'.: Broth.
eSIyiug in A'chson county, TIE steer
vas soou afflicted with hydrvphou,a,
shlch spread Ia the remainder of tho
terI There wcrn thrr" OF the Nnndcr
burg brothers, aud each one - them
Hs' L,i,"u h.s one the afflicted animals.
Our 4 them died To-day another u
Tue hrpthrrS drd, and tho thrd IL not
s'I-ot"d t. ave more than da! or two
N the most
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
TEtEts RArHit.
Patterson VIII 0ra,,

Denver June,lO Hon. r. ~ Ta',erson
ha. agreed tn deliver the .penrns
address nj the Colorado Mlncta Palace
At rucblo on the fourth ~ Jnly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Youngstown, OuI June t. Mrs,
John Booker, uscd III !rurs, vie ~ u
cl.lrcl barber. was found murdered n
a ri near her home, The rdercd
wJmans head "as eat into plrc
Although tuc,, has bc"U scN rni Rr
rests there ~ 10 pusltIN" clur. ! IN cup
pl.rl the crime vas committee carly n
the cvcalns The woman has sen as.
sluItcd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
Census Money Hunning short,

Washington, H. G, June 10 There IL
couslcrnatiou IN the various brnr"hes uf
th- ccusus ui',ce 1t grows out II the
iAct that the money APPROPRIATED 10 car.
T! 0u the work IL running ~ lu" that It
has h",um" necessary To redu"e the
iorrr |; ~ hin,cd that betwe,n now
sui July IL, the force Ia To be- reduced
II least l.uU. which takes IN quite q
arsc number oi the original aprplnt"es,
Anl nearly all - nos" who were recently
gwen Al appointment ~ thre" months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
TI.HuITOnt6t..


club
Judge s Is. AStoll has been III, at San
Ia Fc.
The Ration school fund amounts to
ts,urD per year
The Dclgado election case ia IN pro
gress at Santa fe.
Richard Green, of CcrrIloe, caught 30
trout IN the prcos
jun johnson has planted 10 acres "
potatoes near Ctnma.
Clara, the sie ~ Nndrrw KopI, died
at Santa fc, aged 81 years.
Game " every des rlptun ~ becoming
morr pleuttl n New Mexico
Geo. kuaobe declines to bcrpme u
candidate fur mayor, at Santa Fr
G. NJ Corklu has ls,on appointed one
~ tho couuf,-t1ucrs = Santa trcuuuy
Gusts,o ) Srhmdt, Who rcsrd,d 10
Santa fc ought year. ,gp li"d on b,us
leland
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Ih'k I'h'un I- hnch ~ santa i" from
hI4 extended irIt, ip tDr ,II f,|ks .i
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Hon. = \ k'hntdson proposes To
start H." bad tp,hug Tor "a grand tair "a
''''"''' "'>' l'"'
large quantity = wool Will Oe ship
pcd from f',""m this sprtus u the Ind,
cations amount To ANYTHING.
CJi T. t. smith reports the sutyr,-
iur hts Mlm"rrs vall"y irrigation project
Progressing aud IA good shape.
T. r. ur,r,. ,. h,,,,, a., l,,Il,,.,
formerly ur'uprd by Prlce Bros. \ Co.
at Socorro fitted up aud repaired
r,y, cnr.nIs - r,l .nnj.,,,. ,,,,,
El,,s.,F ..ilL, us.,I o., ,rr,,,,r,,,t,.
school ~ mnr. building at Socorro.
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