Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-12-16
CONDENSED NEWS,

A reciprocity treaty is to be arranged
with Jamaica.
The evening edition of the Kansas Cit,
Times has been discontinued.
The striking miners in the Indiana Goa
fields are in a starving condition.
The report that Governor Hill has EN-
ployed body guard is unfounded
Governor-elect Mckinley is quite il
and is not permitted to see visitors.
Another "hold your wheat circular
has been issued by the Minnesota ALI
ance.
There are four to ten applicants for each
office under control OF the house of repre-
sentatives.
Hon. j. @. Schultz, lieutenant-gover-
nor OF Montana, is seriously i'll at Wash
ington.
Russell Sage makes public acknowledge
ment OF thanks for congratulatory letters
and telegrams.
Speaker Crisp has decided to appoint
Springer chairman of the committee on
ways and means.
The 16-year-old daughter OF Mrs. Nor
gan, OF Vicksburg, poured molten lead
into her mothers ear.
The eleventh annual congress of the
American Federation of Labor has con-
vened in Birmingham, Ala.
Ernest B. Wyatt, drummer for John
V. Farwell & Co.. Chicago, committed
suicide at Fort Worth. Too much real
estate.
Edwin M. Field, son of Cyrus w. Field,
a partner in the bankrupt broker firm of
Field, Llndley q Co., was arrested and
locked up at police headquarter.
Hank Lovett and bis partner, two cattle
thieves, were shot near Custer, S. D. 1t |
is supposed their assailants were COW
boys employed to guard stock from
rustlers.
At meeting of postal clerks held in
New YORK committee was appointed to
formulate bill for the annual gradation |
Of the salaries of all postal clerks in first
and second class Offices.
An exploding boiler killed Richard Fur
land and Burt Ramburg and dangerously
wounded James Mitchell, W hen the men
we're threshing on the farm of E. Boyce,
near Mayville, Mich.
AT Racine an advertising fakir prom
sed free entertainment at the theater
md then endeavored to charge an admis-
ZION fee. In the tumult that followed
several women and children were badly
INJURED.
The comptroller of the currency has
made an assessment Of 100 per cent on
he shareholders of the City National
,ank of Hastings, Neb., and an assess.
nent of rs per cent on the shareholders
# the First National bank OF Ellsworth,
<as.
Lucy Parsons has been heard from
gain. At an Anarchist meeting in Chi
ago she said: "TLat flag is an Infamous
10. In theory it tells the foreigner that
granny is dead and that freedom reigns,
ut it floats over $4,000, 900 of the most
bject slaves the world ever saw"
At Deadwood argument is being heard |
4 the divorce case of Mrs. James G.
Elaine, jr. She asks for 81 900 temporary ,
llmony and $500 counsel fees, pending /
he result of her application for divorce {
'lalne's attorneys are vigorously resisting t
he motion.
The exports of breadstuffs for the eleven
lonths ended November 80, 1891, q
in value to $l94 or ,607, against !
l26, 7l9, 100 for the same period of 1890, l
nd the exports of beef, hogs and dairy q
roducts for eleven months ended No i
ember 80, 1891, were sos, 1929 ,9lS as !
'mpared with $llS, ,196,027 fer the same :
me in 1890. Il
Miss A. H. Bruce, Mrs D. 7. Hatch and n
or little son and Master lakewood were y
und murdered in cottage recently q
ased by them for the winter, on the q
ast coast of Florida, about seven miles n n
ON New Smyrna. The victims had T,
gently come from the north to spend A
le winter and were not generally /
nown. A