Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-06-05

KENTUCKY republicans nominated the
following ticket: For governor, I. A..
Wood, Of Mount Sterling; for attorney.
general, l. j. Crawford. of Newport:
for treasurer, Eli Farmer. OF Somerset:
for superintendent of public instrue-
ton, l. V. Dodge, of Berea; for register
of land office, w.. j. A. Rardine, of
Greenup; for clerk of couvt Of appeals,
f. X Blaine, OF Lexington.
HENRY SPRINGER, eo,ored, was hanged
before 5000 people 1t Magnolia. Miss
THE society Of American civil engin.
GERS is in session ON Lookout mountain.
Tenn.
WALTER JOHNSON was hanged at
Petersburg, Va, for rape on Elizabeth
Majors. Johnson's neck was broken.
The remains of William Hunt and
Long Rice were found on a railroad
trestle near Louisa, KY, and it was
supposed that they were killed by acci-
dent, but upon investigation they were
found TO have been murdered. Two
men who were with them. Daniel Dean
and Dave Wellman, have been arrested
for the murder.
JoHN RAMON, aged S years, son of n
farmer near ST Hedwig, Tex, was
trampled TO death and frightfully
mangled by a horse.
THE II of the death of Congress
man Houk, of Tennessee, was a strong
solution of arsenic, which he took in
mistake for other medicine at n drug
store in Knoxville.
NEAR Tuscaloosa, Ala, Jim Morrison,
an escaped convict, killed two officers
while resisting arrest He was wound
ed slightly, but escaped.
Coz. FRANK A. BARTLETT, a veteran
newspaper man. who has been ON
nected in an editorial way with all the
leading papers at New Orleans. died
after a brief illness. Col. bartlett was
Il brother of the late Gov. Bartlett, of
California.
SENATOR CALL vas reelected by the
Florida Legislature in Joint session. lie
received tifty-one votes out of the fifty
four present, the anti-Call men absent
ing themselves,
GEORGE ENNIS and Charles Waldron,
each about Is, of Aberdeen, were
drowned in the Ohio near Maysville.
Ky. They were boating, when the
skin was swamped by waves from the
ferryboat Gretna Green.
GES. JAMES G. LoSGsTREET Is in very
feeble health. lie has been SO i'll that
he has given up work on his history of
the confederate war. The book is
nearly finished and will contain much
that no history has yet published.
The members of the Virginia state
debt commission will meet ut Rich
mond TO hear a plan for the settlement
of the state debt
THE dry goods house of John Ryan
& Sons, Atlanta, Ga, has assigned.
THE Gould bridge across the Arkansas
river at Fort Smith, Ark, connecting
Arkansas and the Indian territory, was
opened to the public on the 27th with
appropriate ceremonies in the presence
of 30, 900 people. Speeches were made
by Gov. Eagle, of Arkansas, and Judge
Nathan Ross, of the Indian nation.
The convention of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese Of Maryland unan-
imously voted in favor of indorsing the
election of Rev. DIR. Phillips Brooks as
bishop of Massachusetts. There was
no minority report presented by the
standing committee.
ONE convict was killed, two danger
ously wounded and two more slightly
hurt in an attempt to escape from the
Pratt mines rear birmingham, Ala
Guard Gilmore did the shooting.
THE Arkansas worlds fair convention
has been called to meet at Little Rock
August 3
Dr. GARRISON, who shot and killed
DIR. Baird at Wheeling, w. Va, last
March, has been convicted of murder in
the second degree.
A MONUMENT 10 the late Gov. Luke S.
Blackburn, of Kentucky, was unveiled
ut Frankfort on the 9th.