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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30
Give 1t up, Friend.

What is being done by the legislature
with the Chilli blll?-Albuquerque Citi-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30

LW- The NEW MEXICAN Ia the oldest news
paper III New Mexico. IL is sent to every Post
Office III the Territory and has large and grow
fng circulation among the Intelligent and pro-
gressive pe"l,le at the southwest
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30

TT CONWAY. @. @. PosEY. W. A. HAwKINs
CONWAY, POsEY s. HAWKINS,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Silver Cit
New Mexico. Prompt attention given to al
business Entrusted to our care. Practice In al
the courts OF the territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30
Chanberlain's Eye and Skin
Nintroo,

Ointment.
A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Ole
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema
Itch. Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Plies. 1t is cooling and soothing
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed
It ia put up in rs and so cent boxes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30

T. B. CATRON. n KNAEBEL. F.w. CLANCY
OATRON, KNAEBEL d. CLANCY,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitor In Chanoery
santa Fe, New Mexico. Practice In all the
Courts in the Territory. One of the Arm will h
at all times in santa Fe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30

EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
lawyer, santa Fe, New Mexico. Ofltce ovoI
second National Bank
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30
JOHN p. VICTORY,

Attorney At Law. Once In { ounIy Court House
viii ractice In the several c, urts of the Tel
ritOry and the U. 5. Land Office at santa Fe
Grants, Mines, and other realt , carefully AND
promptly attended TO- Patents for Mines So
cured
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-30
WILLIAM WHITE.

WILLIAM WHITE,
U. 9. Deputy Surveyor and o. s. Deputy Mlnera
surveyor
Locations made upon public lands Furnisnrt
Information relative to Spanish and Mexicai
land grants. Offices In Kirschner Block, second
door SAINTS FR. v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
The Tennessee Miners.

KNOXVILLE, July 22.-AJ midnight the
troops were still in camp on the campus CT
he State University. Brigadier General
Oarnes has 500 mon awaiting marching ord
ere. Excitement In Knoxville is quietlng
down ss the hours of night wear on but it is
feared 1t Is only calm before the storm
The general impression is prevalent that
the governor will come here this morning
and that some compromise will either be e.
fected between him and the committee Of
miuer5 or that the troops will be sent i'm.
medately to the scene Of the disturbance.
The only way In which the matter can be
compromised now, it seems, Ia for the les-
secs to withdraw the conv!c.s. The policy
OF the miners "a outlined by member Of
the committee to correspondent Ia about
az follows: II troops are sent to the mines
In sufficient numbers to give the miners a
real good battle they will simply walt until
they leave. then once more put the oonvicts
on the train and send them back here. II
the troops are few 10 number, this will be
done imm ediately. II, however, any Of the
ringleaders are arrested the miners swear
they will exterminate the troops.
Gov. Buchanan and Attorney General
Pickle arrived at S O'clock this mornirg.
They were at onos waited upon by depu.
ta.ion OF miners who are trying to effect q
compromise aud avoid bloodshed. The
governor Is determined to establish law and
order, and the troops are anxious to be on
The move and especially those who were
driven out Mordsy. All sorts Of rumora re-
gayding the resistance to be offered the
troops are Of ,at and the Knoxville people
encourage the strikers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
Stabbed His Rival in q Parlor.

A stabbing affray, In which highly re
spected lady figures, occurred at FairVtew.
Pa, on Saturday night. Falr7lew Is small
village near the summit of the Wilkesbarre
Mountain, close to Glen Summit, a popular
GUNNER resort. Mics Annie Stout, over
whom the quarrel begun, Is handsome and
prepossessing young woman OF ~. ana mas
number of admirers. Last week che came
on visit from her home at Solomon's Gap,
on adjoining town, to her cousins, Frank
Searfoss, at South Fairview. While there
among those who paid her marked sttsh ton
were George Allietough, q brakeman from
Psnobscot, and William Hslslop, another req
dent Of the mountain village. Alliebough
did not meet with much favor from Miss
Stout. He became impatient to know his
late and made proposition of marriage
which was u jaotad He continued his at
iantious however. On Saturday lset Miss
Stout announced her intention Of returning
home. EARLY In the evening young Hsislop
called ~ the Seerioss reeidshoe to escort Eef
to her home. He.slo2 sat down 10 the plano,
and While playing there tsts.c-5ste, 8ii!e-
bough entered. BE wes much excited, and
sp.sng upon Heisiop and ahbed him re-
neatly With large dirk kuiie. Miss Stout
rau screaming for assistance. When it or
rived Heislop was found uDco1eocue on the
floor. Nc trace Of Allieboush could be diacov-
7re6, be having I'D to the mountains. After
being taken: houe the Injured MAJ regain
ed consciousness, but 10 Ia G critical cord!-
tion and he may not recover. & posse Ia 10
pursuit CT the fugitive, mt es yet 20 trace
has been found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
Prize Fight.

About 3 o'clock yesterday m5rniog twenty five
carrisge-losds of sporting mon left Norfolk to wit
ness the cStch weight prize fight between Jack
Conners, of Philadelphia and Frank Wongo, IN
Indian athlete, who had been in training neav
Ocean View for tho past month. The fight took
place on tho Lewis fs' m. About $50 o'clock time
vas called. The fight was under the Marquis Of
Queeusberry rules. Up TO the end of the second
round Corners seemed to have the best Of the
fight. Duing the other IopHds tie Indian dealt
Corners blow after blow r1un his body, which
would have killed an ordinary man. ConneTs
took his punishment we'll until the ninth IouLd,
when he grabbed the Indian and bit him through
the shoulder, and tho fight WIGS thoreupon award.
cd 70 the Indian on the foul. The fight lasted
about forty minutes, including waits, and wss
witnessed by about sixty people. Three thous-
a, dollars changed hands. Just before the ii sht
began Constable Oliver, of the couatF, with about
twenty colorod msn, armed with oldtime mus
kets. appeared on the scene. Lewis, the
owner of the farm, it is alleged, draw his pistol
snd ordered them to lesve, which they oil in
short order Constable Oliver s#ore out Esrfents
this morning for all parties whose names ne could
learn. Several fights occurred On the gtoc nd and
two or three parties got back eyes. There wss
no display of science. but much heavy Singing.
The Indian won $500 and the gate mofey. Many
of the spectators we're disgusted st what they
termed farce, and came home much dissatisfied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
The Republican Committee.

While the princips' business OF the ns-
tioaal republican executive committee at its
meeting will be TO accept Mr.. Q7ay's resig
naL.on and elect Mr. Carkson to succeed
bin, 1t Ia very likely that tbs sutjeots OF the
tinis sad place of the next convention will
he formally discussed. 1. Is too early for the
consideration of any rtquests from any cities
for the convention but is seems to be sSe
settled opinion that OhicsSo Is the only
practicable convention city In the couotry
Il is likely that an effort will be made to
hold The convention earlier ne1t year. The
month of May Is very favorably considered
by the committee. Convention work Is not
chs easiest work In the world for the de!e
gates and meu vino have business there. and
there seems to be no reason wig 1t should
be made even moro wearing and exhaust
ing By holding the convention In as hot q
month as jane usnsiy manages to be In
convention years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
2aSl9g55 sss O.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, July 22-The Lord Mayor OF
London, Sir Joseph Savory, has been
created baronet as reward for the hospi
tslity which he recently extended to the
Emperor of Germany.
LONDON, July 22.-The health of the Rev.
Chas. 81. Sturgeon this morning shows
signs of improvement.
The House of Commons to-day, In Com
mittee Of supply, voted the Gum Of $500, 900
az salaries and expenses TOR the relief Of the
suffering poor of Ireland. Mr.. Baliour ap-
proved the suggestion made to establish an
agricultural department fol giving instruc-
tlors 10 farming to the youth of the copges.-
cd DISTRICTS. aging that he hoped to be able
20 assist the Irish Land Com missioner with
money to continue the work already begun.
The marriage OF Miss E.hel Forbt s.Leith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Forbes
Laiih, of New York. to Capt. Ohas. RoodiD
Barn. OF the First (Royal) Dragons and
aide-de camp to the Duke of Oonnsught,
took place this afternoon In Holy Trinity
Church.
BERLIN, July 22.-There was conference
this morning in this city between members
Of the government and representatives of
the leading grain firms Of Germany. 1t Is
generally supposed that the object OF this
meeting is that the goyernman is seriously
recoDsidering the reduction OF duties upon
grain.
BUENos AYREs, July %. Intelligence
has been received here that Dumbsr OF the
troops stationed at Corrlsntes, the capital of
the Province of the same name. revolted
against the government. The outbreak was
finally suppressed, but not until after some
sevsre lighting had taken place, In which
four men were killed. The leaders OF the re
volt were arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
Sherman. Mckinley & Co.

CINCINNATI, July % Senator John Sber.
man was asked this evening whether be re-
garded eI-Congressmep VIM. Mckinley as
In any sense candidate for The Senate.
mo, think not" the Senator replied. II
do not regard him as in any sense candi-
date; that ia. at this time. he is running
for the governorship now" Would he not
20 from the Governors chair to the Sens-
tors seat?" That would be possible. But
Mr.. Mex nley ia not understood "a bother
ing about anything but the govsrnorahip.
have not heard or understood, 10 any
shape or form, that he ia a candidate for the
Senate" Il Mr.. Foster candidate, Sen.
alto, ?n Il suppose Mr.. Foster would like
to go to the Senate, but he hos not Informed
me Of any such intention" Atthis moment
ex-Gov. Foraker appeared and the two were
c!cseted in private conferences for nearly an
hour, both evidently belag In thu best
humor. The Senator is OF the opinion that
the democratic party will suffer more from
the Farmers Alliance movement than the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

MRS. JAoKsoN's PENsIoN.-A year or so
ago Mrs T. J. Jaeknon, widow OF the Con-
fedcrste General, S.onevali Jscssop, fed
at the Pension Office claim for pension
az the Tidow OF Mexican veteran. The
claim travelled through the regular chsnnal
up to the present time, and ia still pending.
TIE conditions under which pension is
granted Mexican widow are that she shall
bs over 81 gears of age, or dependent, or
disabled. 3 letter. which went from the
Pensioc Office yesterday 20 Mrs. jackson,
through her attorney, informed her that, In
ssmuch as she "a not 81 years Of age. and
has an lncoms of $500 pas annum. as she
s!ates-aa amount that comes within she
provisions of the lsw relating to dependents
she has been called upon to furnish testi
mopy as TO whether cha is disabled. Here
the case stands snd Vvil rot proceed further
until this Information is forthcoming, The
pension, Il granted, VII be IS per month
from January, 1887.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
uE1TNJa Eyws

DsmsSlag testimony was given before the
cou OF !.Gnlry atNoifolk yesterday against
Pay Ulesk James Ven Vra0kep, of tho navy
yard
The State will receive this year from
taxes on the railroad and canal companies
2195,000 as against S171. 557 from the same
| source LAST year.
Rev. Posey G. Lester. member Of Congress
from the Danville district, who he's been se-
rlously Ill In Kentucky for several weeka,
has gotten we'll again and was In Washing
ton to day.
While Capt. Thurston's battery, from Bal
timore, was firing ct q target at Fortress
Monroe yesterday, with four-and-R-haf-
inch Rodman gun, which bad been In tie
war, the piece exploded, but, fortunately,
no one Yves CURED.
DR.. Geo. Magruder, formerly OF Wood
stock, died suddenly at Fort Worth, Texas,
last Sunday morning. DR.. Magruder was q
surgeon In the Confederate army he mar
r!ed daughter OF Mrs. Ann Powell, OF Win
chester, and sister Of Mrs. Ran Tucker of
Lexington.
A construction train on the Atlantic and
Danville Railroad oo'ided In deep cut
half s-mle east Of Boydson, Mecklenburg
county, yesterday, with bandcar which
the mon foiled to get cut Of the wsy OF the
train In time. Flats OF the trs.n we're piled
up, and three lahcrers were killed and four
badly iojared.
Chairman El:yson, of the State demo
cratic committee. says he will open bead
quarters in Rlahmond shout the 13s o. Sop
tember, aud franz that time on the oangese
will be made red hot. Senator Daniel will
take the stump as soon as the Canvass opens
and will visit every section of the State.
His successor is 20 90 chosen next winter.
There is so fer no opposition to the Senator
and he wi!l no doubt recsive 3 unauincus
re eleoticn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
NEWS OF TIE Day.

EX-GoV. David 3. W6iReF, OF FlorlOa, uieu
at Tallahassee, Monday aight, aged seventy
elk.
A break has come between Senator Sher-
man and ex-Gov. Foraker, and the latter 10
now an open candidate for Senator.
Senator German was 10 Baltimore yester..
day ard had conference with numbaF OF
bis political friends at the Carrol!ton.
The parents OF Mrs. James Brown Potter
deny that she hse been married TO sctor
Beilew, and threaten cult for criminal libel.
Gen. Felix Agnus. Of Baltimore. hes DE,
clined the offer made him By thu Maryland
republican clubs Of TIE guhornsto'iai noral-
nation.
Two Paris dresses imported By Mss. Wm.
Astor, were copf5cated ct New VOTE yesset-
Gay because che refused to pay heavy GUS
toms dltles.
The United States government has pur-
chased Shad Battery, or Edmondson's lsiano,
which Ia st the bead o! the chesapeake pay
from Thomas 3. Ferguson and vile, ior
So Geo. II is to be used &c flaming siation.
The Clrcu!! Court of ST Louis hse render
ed decision thst express conpaaie5 FeceiV-
irr goods frcm owner are liable for them IN.
i'll they arrive at their destination, no mat
ter how many companies handle them In
transit.
Ex.Qoeen NataIis OF Servis. who was re-
Gently expelled from tbs country, Ia suing
her husband, ex-King Milan, In the courts
of Paris, whtre he nov resides, ioT o,0UO,
Co.,, which sho claims ID q portion NJ nes
personal fortune.
Major McKinles'e chances OF election ss
Hnl n r.
dangered be ire rivalry of Senator Sher-
man and e1 Gov. Foraker, aDd by the 81
ger Of tho wool growers o7eE the operation
Of The new tariff sw.
About lC0 Baltimore druggists yesterday
decided 10 demsad that the telephone COM
pany c6srge not more than $50 year Tor
instruments aud line, suG that nniesa thia
demand be scoedsd to bS Friday al the
telephones will Do ordered out by their re-
spsctive drug stores.
The Florida Central aud Peninsula Rail-
read Is shout TO bald connecting line De-
tween Its Florida system, starting OF Gala
bso. 30 miles north Of Jacksonville, and Sa
ysnnah. securing au outlet over the South
bound Railroad to Columbia, 8. O., eud con-
Meeting there With the Richmond and Dan
gille, and also making the Atlantic Coast
Line connecting at Savannah with the
North. The proposed road will shorten the
distance between Savannah and Tampa,
Fls so miss.
Thrilling ecanes were enacted 10 Knox
villa, Tam, yesterday, and the excitement
caused by the return OF troops and conVicts
from Brioevilie is unabsted The presence
Of the largest body of soldiers seen In that
city since tho wsr and the TACT thst they
msy momenlarily be called upon 80 60 to
BEETLE with four times their number, each al
sd pr in the uss OF firearms, haze caused the
streets to be crow ded since daybrsak. The
decison of the Governor. WHO 1as 10 con-
splte tion With the Encouragement ell day,
had not been received last eight, ard the
troops arc taking r1uch-needed rest. a COM
nittee of The striking miners will confer
with Gov. Buchanan aid try 10 settle the
troubles over working conviots In the mines
by arbitration. The nlinere pledge Them
selves to commit no violence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
Mntinv in the coldstream Guards


LONDON, July 22.-Truth. to day, prints a
startling story of another mutiny In the
Coldstresm Guards, the second bsttallion Of
which has been furnishing the guard oil
honor during the recent visit Of the Emperor
William. After the departure OF the Ger
man Emperor the guards expected to be
allowed day free from guard mounting,
but as this day for recuperation was not
granted two companies positively refused to
parade. The officers earnestly and per-
gu. s,yely argued With the mutinous private
Who finally, still grumbllng and growth g,
consented to parade, bat their behavior
wss SO insuhorJnste that their officers
marched them back to barracks, where they
we're confined for three days as punish
ment for their iaaubordinate conduct, and
ten senior prIvstes OF the mutinous compa.
nies placed under arrest for trial by court
martial, Wber the excited guardsmsn
heard OF this last order 80 of them barricad.
ed themselves In q room and declined to
emerge from 1t until prom ID that the sc
njors should not fare any worse than their
comrades. The mutinous Colds:reams were
then addressed By Gen. Hardnge, their
commsnder, who by jadiclously stroking
the soldiers backs, fgurativsly speaking,
s lcoeeded In quoting them down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22

The North american Reoiew for Angus
has been received from its publishers il
Nav York. It's contents are: New Light
on the Jewish Question, by Prof. Goodwin
Smith; The Value OF Naval Msr &c ivras, By
Hon. James r. Solely, Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy; Vampire Literature. by An
thony Comstock Possibilities of the Steam
Yacht, by Lewis Herreshoff; The Scientific
Basis of Belief, by Prof B. H. Thurstop
The State ga an Immoral Teacher, By Oulds;
Pensions and Patriotism, by Gen. Green B.
Raum. Commisaioner OF Pensions; How to
Best. by Dr.. William A. Hammond; The
New Political Party, by The Governor Of
Oregon; Trades Unions for Women, by
Lady Dixie; The Wars me Unpublished
History, by the Hon. Charles a. Dane Tho
Failure of the Jury System, by Charles a.
Thatcher a Terrible Possibility. By Ed.
ward 2. Jackson; Greater New YORK, by
Euereon Palmer; Harvesting The Rain
Cloud, by Walter J. Grace Are we Anglo.
ssxop-? By John G. Fleming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

The British Columbia SEALING fact caught
up to June so In BshFinR Sea waters Il SEQ
eeals.
ct tho next session Of Parliament the
British government will introduce b!l
giving local government IL Ireland.
The hui! Of the Anchor line steamer Eu-
topla, which wss wrecked ct Gibraltar some
months ago, has been ssfey lodged on !hs
beach. The skeletons of nine srown-up
males and several children hsvs besn found
on the steamer.
An excellent impression has bsen made
upon the Pops by The views Of President
Harrison On The naturalization OF Catholic
immigrants in the United States, a5 outlined
by the President 10 his ialk with CardiDsl
Gibbons st Cane May. The Popa declares
he never favored the plan OF Herr Cahena
leP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

FIVE carloads OF horses ys!atd 3. $4,000
have been stolen from ranch near RUz9il.e,
Wsshn., and shipped to Chicago
Gilbert Psrkes, OF q real estate 6rm st
Nashville, Tenn, shot out his brains last
night. Financial trouble was The cause.
Alex. Gregains wss awarded the victory
at the eud Of the 25 round In his fight with
Billy Mccarthy last night before the Pscf,
Athletic Club at Sen francisco.
The Highland Association OF Illinois has
unanimously elected Sir VIM. Gordon Cum
ming honorary chief of the association in
place of the late Sir John Macdonald.
Chinese advoes received at Victoria, B C.,
state that the whole southern portion of
China is In state OF turmoil. Law and or.
der are set at defiance, aud armed bands OF
plundsrers make business almost impossible
About twenty-five Iowa farmers engaged
10 shipping grsiu and cattle have decided to
institute quits against the Chicago 6. North
western r. Il. to recover money paid as dis
eliminating rates during series of years
II the suIta are successful, 1t will cost tte
different companies over 81 600 600.
A tremendous sensation wss created In
the Chicago Board of Trade rooms to-day,
by man with large revolver in biz bend
firing toward the ceiling. He was overpow.
cred and turned over to the police. The
man whose name Is Atkins, came to the
board to see abou3 claim and waa referred
TO an attorney when without further parley,
II drew his revolver and began firing.
A negro named Wm. Johnson, aged II years.
was taken out OF the Henderson, Tex, county al
yesterday morning by an armed mob who over
powered the jailer, getting possession Of his keys
and securing their victim. They very quietly
took him to tree near tho Public Square, and
swung him into eteruity.
During the Elliott murder trial at Columbu1
Ohio, to-day the accused arose in his chair ard
shouted that the prosecutor wis liar, and added
~ hsve to hang want to hspg like gentle.
man, and don't want my relative traGuced' Tho
sheriff after considerable difficulty succoedoi il
quietiug the prisoner.
Chas. Shelly Hughes, tho p-ntor evangelist,
who recently gained considerable unenvable noto.
riety in sedalia and st Louis viii be taken to So,
da|ia for trial for bgamy.
g. E. Woodward, Sheriff OF Ell county, Pa, has
bten arrested for marrying May Taylor il BrtT..
10, N. " last month, while hi, legal wi e was still
alive.
The steamer Pins Frederick Hendrix, ct New
York, brings sdvcos from Huyti to July 16 All
VAS quiet then.
dispatch from st. Louis says that movement
Is on foot looking to the orga; iz.son of trust
in canned tomatoes.
The Citizens Bank of Jefferson, Texls, has a..
signed liabilities $l0C, 600