Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08

Tun hig Four mall train. easilound
from - Louis Wa running fuIlv sixty
miles an hour down a heavy grade near
indianapolis Ind. when Il struck q
broken rail The last eoach = Pull
man, struck the break. rolling over up
sidc down In the ditch There were six
male Passengers In the Pullman. all Of
whom were more 81 les injured
InE poisonous liquid which caused
the death 81 Mn ]. n Barnaby. Of
fnuvidencc. r. l.. AZ Denver. Col. has
been found 10 h simply water eolorea
with some organic matter and contain
ING two grains 81 arsenic 20 the ounce.
instead OF whisky. as was At frat sup
posed
THE employees Of the Michigan car
works ~ Detroit 20 the number Of . 500
went out ON a strike. The trouble was
undoubtedly prccipitated BY the success
attending the strike Of the street car
employees
Mis- llErrIE EATON. sister Of Prcsi-
dent Harrison. was seriously injured
by a runaway on driving from church
nj North Bend. neal Cincinnati On the
goth. Her niece, Miss Moore. was also
seriously hurt
THE Farmers Mutual Benefit ~associa-
ton Of Sumner, H., has passed a rcso-
luton That we demand no less than
sLs5 n bushcl for our wheat crop Of
1891, and are asking other associations
10 adopt similar resolution. They de-
clare that they will get their price or
the wheat shall not move.
IHE Michigan car works at Detroit
gave their formal answer to the men.
II was that the company was paying
upon the same basis as all other car
works In the country and that the works
would be closed indefinitely.
FHANK COLLIER. the Chicago lawyer,
has again been adiudged insane.
TIM Chicago mining stock exchange
was formally opcnci on the 2sth. he
sides some hundreds Of ~Chicagoans
present there were visiting brokers
from san Francisco, Helena, Butte, St
Louis and other cities.
TuE vote for bonds for building new
watcrworSs carried in Kansas City,
Mo, by five TO one.
Miss PnoEnE W. CouztNs has applied
10 the circuit court ut Chicago 10 pre-
vent her removal ms secretary of the
ladies' board Of the worlds fair.
SIN hundred coal miners in Washing
ton, Ind, have struck because a mine
foreman was not discharged ut their re-
quest.
SIXTY moldcrs Of Springfield, O., have
struck for higher wages
lsUMoRs Of a general strike Nav / OF
coal miners in Iowa seems 10 be sus-
tanned by statements made by W.. II.
Scott, president Of the miners assoc
citation of Iowa
THERE was Il fire involving a loss Of
500, 900 in the pcnitcntiary at Still
water, Mimi, on the night of the Goth,
commencing in the 1hrcshcr paint
shop.
THE Whitclcy reaper works at Spring
field, O., the largest reaper factory in
existence and the factory next in size in
the world to Krupp's gun works in Ger
many, has been appraised under the
direction OF n receiver and will be sold
in thirty days. The works with the
machinery cost over 81, 500. 900.
THE Nankton Sioux, of South Dakota,
propose TO donate part of their land TO
grazing of cattle. a council has APP
pointed solicitors for the purpose.
TIM threatened carpenters strike in
81 Louis has been aYcrtcd by conccs-
sions Of the employers.
THE Illinois senate has passed a bill
allowing women TO vote at school cleo
tions.
THE miners Of Colorado did not 20
out May / for the eight hour day. Lit
tie interest has been taken in the mat.
ter.
HENRY BARRows' large barns near
Irvington, Ind, were destroyed by fire.
Fifteen fine horses persisted.
Ives defeated Carter in a champion
game II billiards Mt Chicago.
A FOUNTAIN and statue in memory of
Henry Bcrgh, founder of the American
society for the prevention of cruelty 10
animals, was unveiled in Milwaukee
recently.
TIM sensation in Chicago on the
29th was the disappearance of j. p.
Hutchinson cold llutch"), the grain
Spectator, who was declared to lie in
solvent and dcmentcd over his losses.
CHIEF Two STRIKES denies that the
Sioux are mcditating hostilitics.
UNDER instructions from Washington,
the Guthrie land office will wind up all
contests before June 30. Final proof
has been allowed in the ease of Town
send VS.. the city of Edmond.