Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-12-18
Crisp let go and Immediately Ia grippe
seized Congressman Mills.

Crisp let go and Immediately la grippe
seized Congressman Mills.
Samuel Murdock, once a well-knowr
actor, died at Philadelphia.
John W. Daniel was reelected United
States senator from Virginia.
The Tennessee convicts are to be re.
turned to the mines under guard OF
militia.
The national executive silver committee
will meet at Washington, Tuesday, Jan.
5, 1892.
A Washington correspondent states
| that the house coinage committee VIII be
made up of free silver men.
Sylvester Stay, a Rondout, N. Y, col
ored man, has brought damage suit for
$25 900 for being refused seats in the opera
| house.
Minneapolis is already preparing for the
convention, and the work Of remOdeling
the exposition building will begin at
once.
The Temps says: The rupture of diplo-
matte relations between France aud Bull
garia is of no immediate importance to
France.
When the new commercial treaty came
up in the reichstag on the second reading,
the house accepted the tariff on grain,
glass and timber.
M. Patrenotre, successor to NJ. Roustan,
French minister to the United States, has
started for Washington. He bears special
instructions in regard to frances attitude
toward the Chicago Worlds fair.
Seven deaths occurred in Butte yester-
day, directly traceable to the fumes from
the roasting ore heaps Of the Boston &
Montana company. The works are run
in violation of an ordinance and injunc-
ton.
AT Mattoon, Ill.,, B. ". Horniah fired
five times at Judge Horace +. Clark, three
bullets taking effect, though the wounds
are not dangerous. Judge Clark is COM
mander Of the G. A. r. of Illinois.
The retail grocers OF St. Louis have
subscribed $4,000 to fund to erect an
independent cracker factory to fight the
cracker trust, COM sd of the New York,
American and Un.ced States biscuit COM
panies.
Two OF the best known French Cana
tlldll SeudlOT5 Ill lub dIB bSlHS.
Senator Chalfere is seriously i'll at Notre
Dame hospital, while Senator Pequette
has received the last rites Of the church at
bis home.
Marshal Crane, A. B. Starke, Frank
Butler and F. Partridge, judges and
clerk of election of Taylor, Neb., were ar
rested for fraudulently placing two ballots
in the box and entering fictitious names |
on the tally sheets. 81,
w. r. Grimsley, of Snow Hill, who, on
the Sth inst, shot the Rev. W. G. Aber-
nathy, for kissing his lGrimsley's) wife,
made second assault upon Alternately on
the community is with the preacher.
Alex Recounterel, Sioux, was granted |
a divorce by Chamb berlain, S. D., court,
the first instance on record where an In
dian in such case has appealed to the
civil authority. The squaw had previously
en- deavored to sever marital ties with an
axe.
Senator Villas introduced an amendment
to the timber culture laws, striking out
the provision that no person shall be en-
titled to make entry of desert land except
he be resident of the state or territory
in which the land sought to be entered is
located.
Senator Sherman's flag bill authorizes
the quartermaster general OF the army to
sell for cash to g. A. r. posts and citizens
Of the United States flags of the patterns
prescribed by the army regulations, the
price to be fixed at the same as the cost
to the government.