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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

4 formal call wii. /" Iuh!thri in n
irw day~ Tor "a convention e. lee hrld a.
Aibuquorqu" durug ~" 'air, arl 10 ba
cnmpos"d ~ representatives, from all
those towns that ~" interested IN the
extension Of the Denver a Re- Grando
railroad through N'N MrNcp Tho
question % the route ~ be- taken after
leaving Alhuqpotqu". hns been irir oIau,
and delcggtiuu. hRvo pocu invited from
the towns un 10th tho proposed nuc4.
Every town 10 be- effected hN tine cNtcu.
SION should Fcud dclcgatcr 10 the conycn.
ton, and we can thub make II au express.
SION - popular sentiment which cannot
fail 10 make an impression upon the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Preparing tor uo, weather.

The following telegram from White,
wright, Texas, Indicates that the people
in that vicinity do not intend To be
caught uupreparcd:
WHIrIwRIanT. Tex, June ., Dl.
Chant l~rlAin A Go. Ike Moines, Iowa
Shlp uH at once one gfuss Chamber
lan's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhua Rem
edy, - cent size, and two dozen Jo cent
si2e. We are entirely out and have had
nearly forty calls FOR Il this week.
q, Y. RATHRuN 4 Co,
This ia just such medicine az every
family should be provided with during
the hot weather. II never fails and u
pleasant 10 take, For sale by Thos. IL
Burgess 4 Bon, druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Graaa ArmYin Neu Mexlsa.

Ths department OF Nsw Mexico, q. A..
r., was organized rs . provisional depart.
msnt, on Jvhe lith. 1889, with II. N.
Atkinson, a. department oCDmander.
On July 18th, lSSl It was made per.
uansnt department with tho same com
mAnder. lie Was sucoeeded by +. W.
Wynkoop, In 1894, J, J. FitEgsrrsll in
1855, Governor +. \. Stover in lss6>
John Y. Hewitt in 1887. FraDcIs Downs
in 1898, John II, Mills in 1850, Leo Il.
Rudisllle in isS9 aud A, NJ. Whstcomb
IA lS0O,A. J. Fountain in 1891.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

| niAster ~ transportation Win hrU|Ipaf
tefs at NOukum, Ntcc MIR Li-lrr rrsIgrrd
II ~ ale, understood TINT as soon aa H.,
road ~ t"otRanllnd MIR Sands Wtli b,
general superintendent ~ toe r,pd b
/ +. lubkun, once general manager, uoN
one ~ the RECEIVERS ~ the road, NIti re.
! tire ~ his uV nccu,d, whIrh it construed
M meaning that - Is Robinson. = At
buquerqur, latr general manager ~ Tie
Atlantic'S Pacific, vii succeed huI
The citizens and railroad men eouer
ally viii tender - li Il nbrn.ou fare
We banquet ~ the CImmwrH, club ON
the lith. It vii be- tito gruudes ban.
qne, ever gwen tp ary one pcrsuu VA tie
souihWes,, ] hr finest flowers ,l De ub
tanned ~ California Al,l b." purchased tor
decorating puruu,rs, aud rt II -nld the
music aill hc furnished hy the crlrbr,t.
eel Fort W.ug,to band Albuquerque
viii do herself proud ~ hcr npproylu
tiou II one - th, hcs, ir"Dd- ~ the
city.
\ sper.a' tram - iuur elr,'.lg rpr., a
complertc ard duus ear, Hll leave Ncw
NurK uu Sept Bntr. aud tur '.r'u4h to
the eats over t"c trutrn. runlu'. nrlrrg
ahupt luu mrmhrrn ~ the Am"rc,u Ii
Htnry a~sOriat uu NloN NI,l lold ls an
uua' convention ~ TINS rltl IA Oroh"r,
ruys tnr san Francisco ChrpuIrlr. The
truyr rrs viii remain there until October
l2th, wurn ihcy viii take their sprcrnl
tram tnr san Jose and Monterey, after.
ward going to Santa lIatrarn, lsns Nusr.
lee ali Santa Monica lhcy viii return
"art over the Santa Fe
When Cha. Dyer, superintendent ~
the New MrNIrp division uf the Santa
fr, wa1 IN Santa Fc tie other day, hc
wa" Heard - remark that according To-
iufurma,on flom headquarters, thr .;rS
Mckee DIVISION ~ the Atkinson, Topeka
\ Santa f'r has earned more during the
past year fnt the company thuu any
other DIVISION Il H." rlud Wien tie
vast masni'vir II the system ,.r rur
tldcr"d, covering O., u oNr- th" %. a'
prosperon" stn'oa lu tu' west, 'ha' ,a n
high significant p alom,ur a- tending
go show NrN MoNI,Ds advaucrmrr,.
The other :! TIA" mst spike tie
spike that united tue ruduIlr. - Sau
Frnnctscu AMI san Mate, Ca Ifurun toy
a." electro uuc ~ u railroad cumpnuy,
Mas driven ~ ia" pr,scrc, - Hn IN
m"u'r rowd WITH Hpprupra'" rrrrmuu.
~ I've rr.sdMnr - III" day. ilun II
i, BpSlr, made a gInGd speech uu ~
permau Il, Bond." Nh.cu Was I luN,d
10y Hu address from William VI Bunker,
late ot this territory, subject" IT," Fec
tuc li'Hi' Was II mastery speech
aud eloquent ~ ever! Respect. Mr. Bank.
.r wasa candidate fur MA! u u Lns Ncgns
II year ago, but II now one II tue writer's
On thr Dali! Report of san Frnurrscu.
The question "Whu will b" the new
manager 81 the Atlantic y pac'ir ral
road company" ~ stllh heard among IN.
A /, mnsun, second wee prcrldeut und
general manager uf IT," Atchson, 10.
pcka " Santa Fe, hcadlgart"rS at 10
pcka. will qssum" entire control, appoint
ing lhus, Il; Gnhcl. now chief clerk, su.
pcflutendrnt ut the Atlnhllr a Pacific.
headquarters hero, Others, equally as
knowing. boldly assert that the position
~ill br ~ der the direct management ~
Il II. Wnd", who vii also continue ~
hls present office genera manager ut
th" California southern, consolidating
the twn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
'rhr Postal service.

The United States ClNil service & III
mlssipn announces that there ls u lchrih
OF applicants fnr the railway mai service
! FOR New Mevlco, Montana, Idaho and
| Arizona Vacancies exist IN each of
these States aud Territories whrth can
not be Iillcd because thrr, are NJ per
sons whD have passed the required ex
animation aud ARE riIglble 10 appoint.
ment. 81 eclnl examinations WI he
held at Albuquerque, y, NJ, HLd Tucson,
Arizona, On August ~, 1891, cpmmrnc.
| ing ut . o'clock u, m, Tor the purpose ~
! securing lists ~ eli.ihlrs from Which
selscti ions may be- made Mai" citizens
OF the United States between the ngrs IL
IL and - Gro eIlgiUl", upon iiuug arplI.
cations III due form. Application
| blanks mhy he obtained from the post
L S Civil Service Commas ion, Wash
inglon, d. &. II there is not time to
send the applications to Washington and
receive admission cards each applicant
may present IT'S application 20 the eN.
amlner, un the day ~ the examination,
and u It ~ correctly executed he will he
admitted lie should, however. write 10
the commisslon a. Washington al once,
slguity ing his purpose Ia appear for ~.
animation and stating at which place he
will appear, 30 that question papers may
be sent there, The subjects u the eX.
animation will he Orthugraphy, penman.
ship, copying, letter Whiting, arithmetic,
geography ~ the United States, railway
and other HyHiema ~ transportation IN
ths United States, aud reading al.
dresses
Justice ~ the Peace Wh,tIug anls ho
il the magistrate ~ old town, that hc
did not hold the examln nation 10 the case
against Carter; that lie did not fix hls
bail at 5000, and in fact that he never
saw Carter. The Justice ~ Duranss.
where It is un lerstood the examination
was held is Manuel Armljo,
Much injury IN done by the use ~ rrl
tating, gripiug compounds, taken as pur
gatIves, Ia Ayers pills the pa, has
a mild, but etYertivc cathart,c, tina, can
be confidently recommended alike Tor
the most delicate patients, US well as the
most robust
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
RAILROAD RATTLr

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"''n'" 'he ''h'ts OF lle Guy OF 81 I"u's
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o''''S '"" I" "''r! ''rec''"l.
w H. f"Spm, purclas ng 0g"ut oi the
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""'''' P'"'' '"'S''' '"''""! c'r''"T'
beginning Augu-t 10 the Rock Island
Will put on through trains br'w""n
chicago aud Denver, using til" Union
Pacific track from South Omaha to
LIncoln
EL Lewis, formerly with the narrow
gauge at Santa F", now coutnctng
! tr"tgh' nscut Tor the Southern Pacific
company nt Denver, II visltng the
hncIent capital
| An engineering CORPS haa begun work
on the survey ~ lLc ~ Montaua from
Fla,hrad 10 Avon by way ~ tie Black
foot and Big Fork country, |, is u
Northern Pa'ltc enterprise.
james Hogan, muster painter nt To.
peka Tor u number ~ years, has been
awarded the contract % palut the
Words FAIR buildings at Chicago
price, &l6,nU. All material will he fur.
nlshed and will cost nearly $1,000.
IN. Chicny, 4 Grard T,unk arl IA,
Grand Trunk line II Canada lifted the
boycott against the Alton. Some say It
IL the beginning Of the end # takes u
great many railroad companies to down
the Chicago 4 Alton, which il undoubt
eddy the best railroad TO day Ia the
United States.
Eu,,n. II which hss hs.n r,rnir,
be,we.n Sautn r., and L,my f,r ,,,rs
Inns ius, r.,u,psd from, m, shors -, To.
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tn. ,,y,p. "a pow ,urr,sL,d u,,h -
s,,.yh, s,ack and from, .>,a,s,,, md
E,pin..r H.ckl.r IA cn,s.ou.p,l, han,,v
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one "' 'ho most 'requen' 'rsVeieu
roHuS 10 'he northwest from 'hlcaRo II
'Ge 'h'cago' milwaukee, " 81 faul lhe'
itis undouo'ed'! 'he greatest ROAD reach
'ne The grand twin cities OF st. Paul and
h'hhe"po'H' hud 'he travelling puoNc
kho" H. ihis hrs''o'"Ss road Is
therefore hoer"l'y patron'Sed' Should
any ot our readers visit the great
northwest ny ail means go via tho above
''"'
inc hock iS'anu 'ai'to"u 'rhIhc de-
p"'meht hastehs l" take advantage OF
'he victory gained atomaha III the declS
ION giving 'h"t ROAD the tish' TO use the
otlug" hhu track OF 'he mon racine
telegram from Ch'caRo announces that
paS"engerS can now oe u'keteu 'hrongh
u! wa! OF omSh"' ana that on August
ioth '"roush 'raln service WIN oe IN
tai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

Col. ITs N. Bond is visWing the sights
At Santa Fo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

ave should constitute ourselves nc.
cnmphccs to all the inilui,les which the
French clergy N our ter, tory ara com.
mtuns, u We should cover them up one
more day"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

NEW York, March 10. The lishtweiphts,
Jimmy Hagen, Of Philadelphia, and Tom.
my Danforth, Of this city, had their glove
contest In Hoboken, N. j., last night, and
while the contest lasted but one minute
and forty-hye seconds more than one round
the fighting during the time was so inter
esting that the 400 spectators who paid s.
each for admission declared that they were
well satisfied. The result showed that
Hagen was wonder in the 122 pound class,
mt which the men met. The contest was
with two ounce gloves Danforth WASH {
in It from the start. He was knocked down
three times, the last of which he remained
down. The mill showed the winner to be
first class man, and the Philadelphians
cheered at the close like lot Of collegians
who had won a football match Jimmy
Larkins has said that he would fight the
winner
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
The Bear win Hunt Seal pirates.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-The treasury
department is fitting out the revenue cut
ter Bear at San Francisco for her summer
cruise in Alaskan waters. Captain Healy,
her commander for a number of years past,
will again command her this year 1t will
be recalled that charges OF cruelty pre-.
ferred against Captain Healy by his crew
last year We're, after a thorough investiga-
ton, disproved. The Bear will go north
about the middle OF April and the Rush
will follow later in the season. It Is the
intention Of the government 70 exercise
more rigid police control Of Alaskan wa
ters than ever before and to use the utmost
exertions to protect the seals in those wa.
tpre
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
DETECTIVES ON DECK.
A Remarkable story Concerning the Fight
for Senator Hearst's Seat.

for senator Hearst's Seat.
SACRAMENTO, March f0.-Baloting for a
successor to Senator Hearst will begin to
day. A queer development Of the senate
rial fight is the story that five Chicago de
tectives have arrived here to witness the
balloting. Information Of their presence
was brought to the city by a Sacramento
man who came from the east on the same
train. The detectives said they were going
TO Monterey to escape the rigors Of Chi
cago winter, but got OFF at Sacramento
What business they have here can only
be guessed at but as they are known "a
have been making the acquaintance of lob
byists and members, it is believed that they
are here on senatorial business. One story
is that they have been employed by the Ma
tional Democratic committee to procur,
evidence Of corruption, and in case the sena
tor to be elected buys his seat he will b,
followed to Washington and prevented
from taking it,
The candidates are Morris NJ Estee, ex
Congressman George o. FELTON,, NJ H. ID,
Young, Ex-Governor George c. Perkins
General n. p. Chapman and ex-senator A
p. Williams. The Democratic vote will
probably go DO one of the following
James V. Coleman, ex-Mayor Pond, Con
gresham Thomas J. Clunie on William ID
English. The Republicans have maiorit,
OF 90 in the legislature, but il is Thought
that no choice viii be made for seyera
DAYS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
DIEIy.

DENNEY. I'm Wilmington, on Narch 8, 1891
at her fathers late residence, Mrs Sarah T..
DEM, y. in her 36th yesr
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO at end the funeral
from her residence on Cherry street, New
Castle on Wednesday, March IL, 1921, at 2
O'Clock p. m. Services at the M. e. Church.
At rest
DE SHAZO Suddenly, on March s, 1891
Mortimer De Shazo. in his SD year.
FRIEL.-In this CITY, on the sth instant.
Willie f., son OF Mandy and Mary Friel, in
the I'd year Of his age.
GINDER.--In this city. OF. the 9Th instant.
Katie. infant dau liter Of John b. and Cath
arine Ginder, aged IL months.
KING AT Newport, on March :, Willard
j., infant son OF William J. and Ella King,
aged months.
MILLER In Brandywine hundred, on
March 8, Martin Miller, in his Soth year.
MERRICK. In this city, on March 4.
George w. Merrick, aged Al years.
O'TOOLE.-On March s. 1891 Harry
O'roole, aged "a years
RUSSELL On March 8, Matthew Ru sell.
aged 90 years
WADSLEY.-In this CITY on March 5,
Joseph II. Wadsley. in his 40 year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
ElcctrlcIde Cnses nelnred.

WASHINGTON, March l0-Attorney Gen
eral Tabor, of New York, filed a motion in
the supreme court of the United States to
dismiss, affirm or advance the appeal from
the decision Of Judge Lacombe refusing Ia
grant wrh Of habeas corpus in the ease
of Jugiro, the japanese sailor, under sen.
tence Of death by electricity in New York
The attorney general says that the case in
wolves the question OF constitutionality
and can therefore be decided without de
lay. A similar motion was filed by Mr.
Tabor in the case of Wood the negro, who
is also under sentence Of death by electric
ity. In his motion Mr.. Tabor says that
the appeal was made for the purpose q
DELAY
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
Thsr were uIgh Prleed Inr..

New YORK, March i0.-The sale Of the
oriental art objects in the Brayton Ives col
lection has begun One hundred and four.
teen pieces were sold, including all Of the
blue and white porcelain and part Of the
porcelain decorated in colors The total
sum realized was a little short Of S10, 600.
The best price received for any single OBJ
ject was s2,0OO, which the Durveen Broth.
ers paid fora Hawthorn jar. II belongs to
the family of hard paste porcelain, and is
Of the era OF Wan-Li Q5T3-i62O) Another
piece that excited considerable interest was
a unique vase Of ovoid form Of the era of
Yung Ching Q723-ls96.) Il was sold 70
Mr.. Morgan for 81 AS.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
A Novel coIumblan sobeme.

WASHINGTON, March l0-The director OF
the University Of Havana, who is com.
missioner from Cuba to the Worlds Co
lumbar exposition, has been appointed
chairman Of the committee on schools,
colleges, arts, sciences and history, and
has proposed TO the captain general Of the
island a novel plan for commemorative
the anniversary of the discovery Of America
10y Columbus, and the subsequent voyages
Of discovery He suggests that Span
ish naval feet be sent to the point where
Columbus first landed in America and fol
low his route as closely as possible to all
the places he visited in the new world
upon his-four voyages. This proposition
meets with great favor from both the gov
eminent and the people OF Cuba, and is
likely TO be carried out
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

The .Epworth NJ E. Sunday school
Association elected officers last evening.
as follows Superintendent, Rev. John
White; assistant superintendent, Alfred
Cochran; secretary. John A. Booker
treasurer, John White, Jr.; librarian
Hallowsll T. Sergeant; assistants. WI
lax v hite and Frank Lewis
organist, George E King; superinteud
ent infant department, Mrs. Mary }
Brce; assistants, MRS. Lowry and John
Mixer -organisi. Mrs. Mary Hess.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

NEW ORLEANS, March i0.--The defense
in the Hennesy case closed last evening as
far as the prisoners, except Manuel POLITE,
are concerned The defense sought TO prove
an alibi for Bagnetto aud Scaffedi and pre-
sented good case As the majority Of the
witnesses testifying were either Italians or
their employees, their testimony is not re
garded with much favor, and It is not I'M
likely that charges Of perjured testimony
will follow the trial. POLITE will try today
to clear himself from the mass Of evidence
which is beaPed upon him. The arguments
are expected TO begin this evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
scott-Cramner.

Joseph L Scott of this city and Miss
Carrie E. Crsmner of Pccomoke City.
Md were married in the Baptist Church
at Pocomoke City at o'clock this after
noon. William II Medford Of the
Clesver and Hearn Manufacturing Com
pauy was one of the guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Scott will come to Wilming' on this
evening, and will reside at No 500 West
street Mr Scott Is employed by J. R,
Hudson & 90.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

NEW YORK, March iO.-Judge Freedman
has decided that Lillian Russell must pay
Manager Duff damages for failing TO con
tinue her tour with him, of which her ap
pearance in tights was feature. Lillian
objected to the tights on the ground that
they caused hoarseness. The judge hold,
that the tights were merely pretext usel
by Lillian TO break her engagement for I
better one. The case will be sent to
referee to ascertain the damages.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

VIENNA, March lO.-Garaschine, who
was Servian minister Of the interior when
Helen Markovics and another woman were
strangled in prison for the attempted
killing of King Milan, disowns the re.
sponsibility for the crime. He was absent
in France when the women were strangled,
and had no authority over the soldiers
who were Guarding the prisoner.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

NEW HAVEN, March i0-The American
Oyster company, with a capital Of $500, 600
has inst been organized under the laws Of
Maine. The officers are: President, Frank
J.. Holman, New Haven; secretary, Charles
w. Goldthwaite, Shelburn Falls, Mass t;
treasurer, Henry e Marsh, New Haven.
The company will have branches at Au-
Qusta Me
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

The Qu, en- Of Denmark is fine pianist
and her daughter the czarina, is nearly
as good At the Danish Court thamter
mnsic is daily occupation. genera ly q
quartette, with the queen az the pisno.
Beethoven and Brahms are the levolite
composers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

PIUsBURe, March 1e-Fire at 1880
o'clock last night burned the kitchen Of
the Duquesne Hotel But few OF the guests
had yet retired for the night and no excite
menf was caused Fireman Harper had
his ankle sprained by fall. Loss, $1,000;
insured The Duquesne is one Of the finest
hotels in the state. Il is six stories in
height and built of granite and brown
stone
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

JACKSONVILLE, Ills. March 1O.-Two pas
sengers injured in the Jacksonville South
eastern wreck near Havana, Charles Null
haney, Of Streator, his, and Walter Con
over, Of Manitou, Ills, are dead. W. Bates
man, the express messenger, is suffering
severely, but viii probably recover. En-
gineer Barkenhead is also suffering good
deal from bis injuries.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
The PrItehara-n arIe BattIe Postponed

NEW YORK, March 1O.-A special cable.
gram from London says that Ted Pritch
ard and Jack Burke have agreed to post
pone their contest until March u or 10.
George Vie has been selected as referee
The iisht is 70 b Ia private, for 81 600 a
side only tweaty persons on each side tc
be present
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
The Election Becomes Void.


LYONS, Ia, March 10 --Ysylor Brothers
foundry and machince shop burned here at
an early hour. Loss, 5000; insurance.
$500 The body OF the Waterman, I. l..
Taggart, has been found face down in the
ruins. He was seen moving about the
building about half an hour before the fire
was discovered Foul play is suspected.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
Alfred Q. hammond nend.

NEW HAVEN, March l0.-Alfred C. Ray
mond, veteran book manufacturer and
examiner, died yesterday, aged %. He was
graduated from Yale academic and theo.
logical department and at times occupied
the pulpit in Connecticut and New York,
and during the war of the rebellion was a
chaplain stationed at Fortress Monroe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

Father Fallon will preach on Passion
in st. Paul's r. c. Church this evening
Special music will be sung by an aug
mented choir under the leadership Of
Edward Curren Miss Mary Conner Of
Philadelphia and the Misses Taggart o.
this city viii assist. The Inf mmatus'
from Rosinis ''Stabat Mater will b
Que of the selections
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10
A rarneniss's Hand Amputated.

DUBLIN, March 10-Edward Aitcheson,
one of the Belfast Parnellites shot at
frandagee Sunday, has had his hand am
putated. The guilty party is unknown.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-03-10

buffalo, March TO- Sadie McMullen
wac taken 10 the state insane asylum
yesterday afternoon. She will be confined
there until the physicians say she is cured.