Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-19

CONDENSED NEWS.

1t is terribly cold throughout Montana.
A bliz zard is raging in northwestern
Wisconsin.
New York will fight for the Republican
National convention,
Postmaster Winters, of Logan, Iowa,
has mysteriousy disappeared.
Three men drank poisoned whisky a.
Point Pleasant, Tenn, recently and died.
Ed Whelan, lumberman, was frozen
to death at Grand Rapids, Mich, yester-
day.
The people of Chavagnoc, France. have
erected monument in memory of Gen.
Lafayette.
The supreme court of Missouri has de-
cided that the anti-pool room law is un-
constitutional.
Capt. Hattie Smith, of Omaha's Saliva
ton army, who was shot by Nettie Beid-
Ter, Sunday, may recover.
In Bunker Hill, Ind, Mrs. Edgar
George gave birth to four fully developed
girls. The father is farmer.
Sioux City is excited over TIE somnam-
bulsm of a very prominent citizen, who
walks into ladies rooms in his sleep.
A boy named Eddie Belden, sentenced
to death at Wichita for murder, has had
his sentence commuted to life imprison-
ment.
The eclipse of the moon on Sunday
night was viewed under favorable condi-
tions in Boston, and photographs were
taken.
The president has appointed Mark F.
Wentworth of Maine, to be collector OF
customs il the district of Portland and
Falmouth, Me.
The knights of Labor in convention at
Toledo, Ohio, declared for woman suffrage
and strongly favored opening the worlds
fair on Sunday.
Alaska wants territorial form of gov.
eminent. If the United States does not
grant the wishes of the people they
threaten to rebel.
Quincy, ILL.,, at special elections has
voted to issue $500, 900 III bonds to erect
new water works plant. They come
cheaper than that out west.
John Il. Green, a song and dance man.
was fatally stabbed by variety actress at
Durango on Sunday night. Jealousy.
The woman is under arrest.
The Briggs committee on prosecution
has appealed to the synod from the New
York presDytery and has laid complaint
against the disn ssal of the charges.
Judge Gresham has decided in Chicago
that the United States courts can not in
terfere Insults in state courts unless fed |
eral banking laws have been violated.
A fast freight train of perishable goods
ran into runaway car near Burgettown
Pa, on the Panhandle road. Twenty
eight cars were demolished. Loss about |
$l50,000.
At the meeting of the executive com
mittee of the United Press, held in Chi
cago, the resignation of its treasurer, G.
K. Baldwin, was accepted, and John r.
Walsh, president of the Chicago National
bank, was elected treasurer in his stead.
TIE court in general term decided that
all mines or gold found in Rock Creek !
park belong to the government by virtue
Of patents and charters issued by the
crown and which the United States sue
ceeds in proprietary claims.
There have been more delegates ap-
pointed outside the United States than
the Denver mining congress anticipated.
are there from France,
England, Italy and Canada, and two
engineers, holding appointments from the
Russian government, applied for creden-
tlals. They are Nicolas Bogdanof and
Roman Levitzky.
Cousin Ben" Folsom, Mrs. Cleve-
lands cousin, who is retained by the |
present administration as United States |
consul at Sheffield, got in too late with
his report for it to be inserted in its pro
per place in the grouping of reports relat-
ing to British streets and highways, there
lore Consul cousin Ben's" report occu-
pies place in the rear of the book as
supplement" which is better than to
have been cleft" entirely.