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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14
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II will Be seen from the following clip.
ping from the Tucson Star that in Ari.
soma the president OF the late territorial
far " known a. colonel:
Col. q. @. Hall. Of Albueusequs, 10 in
the city Col. Hall was In . great de-
gres the promoter OF the Albuquerque
fair. which proved % meritsd snocess
and which was visited BY many AriEo-
mans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

Wednesday night Con. Murphy stHid
up to zee his friend Will. wicks, safe ON
the south.bound passenger train for
Socorro. Both took seats in the coach.
and Con, forgetting that TO was 10 re-
main, soon fell asleep. Tbs train pulled
out, aud just before IL reached lslsta the
conductor tapped Con. on the shoulder
and said "T,cke,." Rubbing h,s syss
and appearing bswildsred, Con. remarked
Il have no ticket, aod don't want 10 20
auy where. Put me or" The hell
cord was pulled. the train came 10 u
halt, and from Islets TO Albuquerque Con.
Murphy counted every tie. lie states
that walking 10 very good these cold
mornings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14
ssFand Array nall,

The camp-hr and ball RivsS by @. X,
Warren pos, ut the Armory last night
was, like everything that the post under.
takes, q complete success IN every par
ticulsr. Tue attendance, the supper.
the music, and last but not lsas,, the TO
csirts were oil perfectly satisfactory, and
the party 10 pronounced by oil thoss who
attended one OF the most successful and
enjoyable social entertainments ever
gwen IN Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

Oil. WIN. Breeder, OF Santa Fe, tells 4
story which has q good poiut to II. He
says he dreamed recently that he died
and vent TO hell, OF course, where oil
Santa Fe lawyers 20. Wandering around
through the alleys and by. waysof Hades,
accompanied by q large delegation OF
former Santa Fs residents aud Satan
himself, he came 20 vast level plain GOV.
cred with inverted iron pots. One Of
the largest attracted his attention and
he approached It, and his curiosity being
aroused. he began efforts to turn the pot
over. Al this tins dsvil rushed up and
ordered him To desis, Breeder demand
ed TO know the reason why. Good rea.
son ] have" said his Satanic majesty.
III have DR.. Lougwill under that pot
II he 10 turned loose, he will get mort.
gage TN hell, and ssll me out aud be
running things here in ~ short time"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

Samuel Palmer, who recently arrived
in this city from Pueblo, Col, with
brick yard plant and several WORKINGS
from Kansas Who d,c ~ know bridl
from an adobe. hss skipped the city 'aDd
mJurners are enieavoring to fiod Biz
whereabouts by the aid ot the telegraph
He loft behind unpaid bills, and It is ~
sumsd that he has gor where V. Hard
ing the snide contractor 10 to be found
Among the mourners 10 +. q Pratt .
90, TO whom no owes "a for grocsrisl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14


The board ~ county commissioners
will meet ueIt Monday.
Vicente Arnijo, sou Of Francisco Ar.
milo y Otero, 81 Did town, IL in Ogden.
Utah
William SAnguinetta will hold forth
and entertain his friends Mt the Head.
light
Chss. +, Hunt. Jr., sou Of Alderman
Hunt. ~ the Fourth ward, is considered
very ~.
viii Zirhu,, OF Nebraska, is visiting
his father IN this city, and will remain
two or three days
Alex. Bowie aud Jas. +. McGregor,
prominent citizens OF Gallup, are here
on business to-day.
Joseph Barrett has purch ased tho ~.
Elmo from w. +. Bledsoe. and will take
possession tomorrow.
by actual count there are six,y busi.
meas and residence houses in course Ut
erection in this city.
=. q. Hibben, manager OF the Flagstaff
Sandstone company, headquarters in
Los Angeles, 10 in the city.
The district judges in this territory do
not take kindly To Gov. Princes advice "
them in regard to holding courts,
DR.. Allison, assisted by Drs. Pearce aud
WinsIow, made q successful surgical
operation on Mrs. NJ. F. Howe yesterday.
The north wall Of DR.. Robinson's new
house at Gallup Toll yesterday afternoon
across the saloon uf J. j. Keegan. One
man vas seriously injured.
+. M, Spesre, the justice OF the peace
Of Los Lupss. who never hiDches when
propouncing judgment upon the evil
doers, is in the city to day.
Col. X W. Webb, OF Santa Fe. one OF
the owners OF the Lincoln. Lucky mine
at Sau Pedro, 10 in the city and hss his
autograph or the register at the Armi,o.
q Bourgounon, the First street real
estats owner. who has been quite III for
thu oast s,,s., asvs \. sb,a n w.,k
leIsurely along the streets these sunny
days.
n W. Browne, OF socorro; W. q. Bur.
leigh. OF Marshalitowu. Iowa, and ID.
Beoj amiu, OF Kansas City, were yss,er.
day's callers a, the Commercial club
rooms.
Yesterday. Tho. +, Ks,cbsr purcbassd
f,om 4 A I,bnson IN. In, an IN. so,,h.
sast oo,nsr Of Railro,nd svsnus and
FIFTH s,rsst. through C,.xtord A Corr,
oon.;d.rn,,o, n..,,v s5Oon
r., a.. AM
on.rous uu.,d. ..v. . a.,;.h,,,, n.u
.h,ch x.s v.lI s,,.,d.d Tn. nn.,,
wss s.osl,.n, and IN. g.,,an, ,us,d.
and NAM ,.Ir ,.ais. sn;o,.d ,h.,..,~s"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14
Jerry" Dead.

Jerry" the thoroughbred water
spaniel dog Of James A. Lang, is gone,
having turned up his toes To the cactus
yesterday afternoon at o'clock amid
the deep sorrow and lamentations Of his
master aud mistress. On last Monday
some heartless wretch gave this faithful
dog poisoned meat, md in the evening
Of that day, about o o'clock, after he had
escape from the house, he was found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

writhipg 10 the very Agonie. OF death in
- bsn. Yesterday DR.. Price. IN. W., .
" surgeon. WAS called In and nj
cred proper medicine To- "Jerr, :"
'It he was too lar gone and death closed
his eyes ut IL" hour alpve mentioned
Jerry" was cool dog, faithful aud
smart, and was much attached to Mr.
ana Mrs. Lang, who regret hi. death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14
The u iuers.

The FL Paso Times says: ''On the l5l
OF December the miners Of the south
west will meet In MACS convention st D
Paso, aud there will be about 1000 mis
ers present. The business men Of y
Peso propose to take good care Of "
visiting miners and for that purpcs
have appointed excellent oommiltsess
Sc that tho visitors are properly so'sf
tanned" Albuquerque will be on bssd
represented by olass VI energetic bssE
ness men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

This morning Mr.. Garcia turned over
10 the treasurer OF the school board OF
education, sl!06O.0o making q grand to-
tai OF Si6,967.5l.
Sheriff PereA is out OF the city, in Cal.
lfornia on business, but h.s Office 10 in
szosllsnt hands. Deputy SHERIFF. Garcia
and Hubbsll, with otfioe assistant, Page
otsro, are CONDUCTING their duties 10 an
Admirabis manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

All humors Of the scalp, ts.tsr sores
and dandrutf ourod spd falling hair
checked; hence, badness prevented by
using Halls Vegetable Sicilisn Hair Re.
newer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

An immense deposit Of ouyx has bss'
discovers, near Ash Fork, Arixous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14
Payi.n Over raxss.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Ca ola dspositsd with the various treas.
urers the following amounts from the
collection OF taxes and licenses:
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rirht for n Po.tomcs.

COLUMBUS, June 12.-[Special. IA live
ly fight is in progress over the location of
pOstoffice in this county, or rather the
changing of the name from Cushman to
Springer Over $4,000 has been expended
in the row. The chairman and ex-chair-
man OF the republican county central
committee and the chairman OF the re-
publican state central committee, as well
as L. T. Kitchener and ex-Postmaster-gen-
eral James n. Tyner, have become in
volved in the mix and have arrayed them
selves with the Springer factions. The
Hon. ]. w. Wepur, who was member OF
the legislature and voted for Harrison the
last time he was elected U. S. senator,
proposes to "carry the war into Africa"
and will 90 10 Washington at once to in
terest the chief executive in his behalf.
Daniel Merrill, o prominent farmer, is the
only democrat in the racket.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-17
THE CAPTIVITY OF JUDAH.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF JUNE ri.
Approaches to the Final DoOm-Helps over
Hard Places-How tie Study This Les
son-Revisw Exercises for the
Entire School.

II Kings XIV. /. And it came to pass
In the ninth year Of his reign, in the tenth
month, in the tenth day of the month,
that ACKNOWLEDGMENT, king Of Babylon,
came, be, and all his (a) host, against Je-
rusalem, and o. pitched against it; and
they built forts against it round about.
2. And the city was besieged unto the
eleventh year Of King Zedekiah.
s. And on the ninth day of the fourth
month the famine (c) prevailed in the city.
and there was no bread for the people Of
the land.
4. And the (d) city was broken Up, and
all the men of war fed by night by the
way of the gate between two walls, which
is by the kings garden: inow the Chal-
dees were against the city round about: }
and the king went Eel the way toward the
plain.
And the army of the Chaldees pursued
after the king, and overlook him in the
plains of Jericho, and all his army were
scattered from him.
6. So they took the king and brought
him up to the king of Babylon to iiblah /;
and they gave judgment upon him.
z. And they slew the sons OF Zedeklah
before his eyes, and put out the eyes OF
Zedekiah, and bound him with letters OF
% brass, and carried him to Babylon.
S. And in the fifth month, on the sew
enth day of the month, which is the nine
teenth year of king acknowledgements. king
of Babylon, came Nebuzaradan, captain OF
the guard, a servant of the king of Baby
lon. unto Jerusalem.
9. And he burnt the house of the Lord,
and the kings house, and all the houses
of Jerusalem, and every (g) great mans
house burnt he with fire.
10. And all the army of the Chaldees
that were with the captain of the guard
brake down the walls of Jerusalem round
about.
IL. Now the {h) rest of the people that
were lett in the city, and the liJ fugitives
that fell away to the king of Babylon, with
the Oh remnant of the multitude, did
Nebuzaradan, the captain of the guard,
carry away.
II. But the captain of the guard left OF
the (k) poor OF the land TO be vinedressers
and husbandmen.
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9. The love OF God manifested In
Jesus Christ.
God puts all these obstacles in the way
Of the transgressor, 10 make it so hard that
he will turn from it, and walk in the ways
of religion, whose ways are ways of
pleasantness, and all whose paths are
peace"
Results.-N The captivity cured the
people of idolatry. They never again fell
into that sin. ~ The captivity sifted the
people of the chat, for the less religious
remained in the east, while the more
religious-the stalwart, the active and
vigorous-returned to Palestine TO form
the new nation. ~ When the work Of
discipline was done, after seventy years
God restored the people to their own land.
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Forrad Note. nnd Rnn Awnr

WIYAMAc, June 9.-[Special. wv. P.
March, prominent young man of this
place and the son of the county clerk, has
left for parts unknown, having forged his
fathers name 10 notes amounting to over
5000. Young March left on a similar trip
once before when he forged his fathers
name to the amount of 500, but his
father came to his relief and quieted
The main losers are the bank of Wilma
mac and the Citizens bank of this city,
who claim it to be one of the finest pieces
of work they ever knew of. Young
March leaves wife whom he married
here about nine months ago.
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was married to DR.. Scringer in the pres
ence OF only two witnesses. Returning
which capacity she has since continued
The secret OF the marriage during all these
months was so profoundly kept that the
most intimate friends of the welded
couple had not the slightest suspicion of
it. The husbands parents do not today
know that their son was married nearly a
year ago, and the wife's family would
have been as blissiully ignorant had she
not grown tired OF keeping the secret.
However, the match is an amicablo one,
and Mrs, Scringer has concluded to teach
the young idea how to shoot during the
ensuing winter, while her husband COM
pletes his medical education at Indisnap-
olis
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bartholomew County notes.

COLUMBUS, June l1.-[Special. Fire
bugs are terrorizing the town of Hope.
ten miles northeast OF this city. Three
barns were burned Saturday night and
fire was started in the college building,
but luckily was discovered in time to
avert S25,O 900 loss.
Fred Dowell, who works in the cerealine
mills, was badly burned about the head
and face today while oiling a hot box.
The case OF the administrator of the es-
tate OF James Stanfeld vs. the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company Tor $4,000 for
causing the death of Stanfeld whilst
coupling cars last winter was withdrawn
from the jury today after nearly all of the
evidence was in by the plaintiff for the
reason that the mother was put on the
stand to show that he was her sole sup
port, when the complaint did not allege
that such was the case.
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Presented n Forged Note.

TIPToN, June 11.-[Special. Yesterday
Z. T. Horton tried to borrow $40 from the
Upton county bank on a note bearing the
signature of himself and NJ. NJ. Hobbs, a
wealthy grain dealer OF Hobbs station,
this county. The cashier at once saw that
the name of Mr.. Hobbs was a poorly ex-
ecuted forgery and kept the note on some
pretext until today, when Horton came
in for the money. An affidavit was filed
and the officers went to arrest him. Forg-
ers seem to have a spite at the Upton
county bank. Only last week one Lamas-
ter was put in jail for an attempt of the
same kind.
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Death From a Copperh.ad.

BRowNsTowN, June 10-[Special. 1-Jo-
seph Cummings of Houston, in the west
ern part OF this county, while loading
tan-bark yesterday evening, was bitten by
large copperhead snake. No physician
was near 50 a tight bandage was tied over
the wrist above the bite and plenty
whisky given him. 1t seems as though
the bandage was too tight, and not being
removed. tho poison remained in the
hand. which became thoroughly inocu-
lated. Upon removing the bandage, the
venom few to all parts of the system and
the sufferer died in great agony this morn
ing. Deceased was brother of DR.. D. J.
Cummings, secretary county board of
health, and was a highly respected
citizen.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-17
LOTS OF FAITH.
The Rev Father Moliinger Does Big Busi-
ness on 81. Anthony's Day.


PIrrsBURG, June 13.-A crowd of from
ten to fifteen thousand people were packed
in and about the Rev. Father Mollinger's
church on Mt Troy this morning. Fully
one-third of those present were invalids
who had come for relief while nearly all
of the others were drawn to the scene
through curiosity. 1t was st. Anthony's
day and the lame, blind and bed-ridden
had made their way from all parts OF the
United States to meet the famous faith
curist ana return home we'll
In order to accommodate all masses
were held every hour from daylight until
10 o'clock, but long before the time set for
the first mass every seat in the church
was taken and there was no more stand
ing room. Hundreds of people remain ed
up all night to get into the holy edi6ce as
soon as the doors were thrown open. A
few minutes before o'clock the Rev.
Father Mollinger appeared and for five
hours he was kept busy amounting and
blessing the sick.
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STABBED HIM FIVE TIMES.
ABLooDY MURDER AT wHlTEsTowN.
Other State News-Found with His Throat
Cut-Offsrs OF Compromiss Refused
Triplets-Prominent Deaths-Drank
Oxalic Acid by Mistake.

LEBANON, June A. Especial. = Alex
Stewart was killed late tonight at Whites
town, seven miles east OF Lebanon by
Benjamin Farley.
The quarrel originated over the non
payment of some house rent for which
Farley had asked Stewart, but was re-
fused. Words were passed between them,
after which Farley stabbed his victim five
times In the breast resulting in instant
death. The murderer has been placed
under arrest, but there are rumors OF q
general uprising OF the citizens of Whites
town and fears are entertained that an
attempt will be made to lynch him.
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a Face Full of Shot.

GREExsBURG, June IA. Especial IA
shooting matinee occurred near Alert,
eighteen miles southwest of this city. last
night. Some men, boys and girls met at the
house of Mr.. TalkinGton, among them
Oscar Sours. About IL o'clock another
party came to the house. or near to it,
and it is claimed by those there. that
the advancing party threw stones at the
house. Thereupon, Oscar Sours, from
within, fired a shotgun, hitting Nelson
Shafer in the face and head with a charge
of shot. One eve was perhaps knocked
out. What provoked the racket is not
certain.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-17
Bennett Refused a Now Trial.

LAFAYETTE, June l2.-[Special. Judge
Everett this morning overruled the mo-
ton for a new trial for George w. Ben
nett, the man recently convicted of muir
dering William II. Scott His attorneys
submitted large number of reasons why
they thought he ought TO have another
hearing, but the court overruled themalland
sentenced Bennett to the northern prison
for life. 1t is likely that his case will go
up to the state court on appeal. Benefits
friends claim that he is crazy, and that he
was go at the time he killed Scott and
Werkhof, both of whom he shot on the
same afternoon. The trial for the killing
of Werkhoff has not taken place.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-17
THE HAeERsrowN DISASTER.
Offers OF Compromise Refused by tho So
ferers OF the Railway Wreck


ferers Of the Railway Wreck
RICHMOND, June 14-[Special. l. The
Richmond division of the Pennsylvania
company has offered to compromise with
the families OF the victims of the great
railroad disaster at Hagerstown, Feb. %.
Mrs. Case of Logansport, the widow OF the
deceased conductor who had charge of the
ill-fated train, and Mrs. Needham, widow
of the claim agent, have each been offered
1900 in cash. This they have declined.
Both have children to rear and educate
and do not consider the amount adequate
to repay the financial loss sustained. Mrs
Caroline Reenes, whose son Arthur was
also instantly killed. has been offered
$1,000, but declined to accept anything,
as no amount, she says, will recompense
her for the loss of her son, and she does
not need the money. Mrs. Deal, the
mother of Otis Deal, the engineer of the
maintenance of way, has been offered
$1,000. but this has also been declined as
insufficient. Mrs. Needham, Mrs. Case
and Mrs. Deal will each institute suit for
$4,000, unless a better offer is made
them.
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A Child Killed.

VIEcENNEs, June IL. Especial. "A
three-year-old son of A. ]. Flack, living
north of this city, was crushed to death
under the wheels OF a peddler's wagon.
The child had climbed on the wheel while
the vehicle stopped at the house and its
presence was unknown to the driver or its
mother until the life had been crushed out
of its little body. When the wagon
started the child was thrown to the ground,
the wheels passing over its chest.
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Found with his Throat Cut.

MADISON, June 14-[Special. 1.-The
body of Alexander Schneider, q carpenter
who has been mYsteriously missing from
his home since last Tuesday. was found
moored to large raft this morning. His
throat was cut from ear to ear and he is
thought to have jumped off A. i. Pratt's
coal barge after cutting his throat Tues
day evening the last that was seen OF him
alive. He feared that he had consumption
and sought release from its horrible grasp.
The body was badly decomposed for being
in the water for such a short time, and he
will be buried tomorrow morning. He
vaa unmarried
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A Deliberate Suicide.

PORTLAND, June 19.-[special. Peter
Rowe. aged thirty-seven, committed sui
eide this afternoon by cutting his throat
from ear to ear. completely severing his
iugular vein and windpipe. The act was
committed in a closet in an empty bust
ness room in the Miller block. He made
an unsuccessful attempt two years ago.
He fell from a five-story building about
nine years ago. iracturing his skull. which
resulted in epilepsy and periodical in
sanity. He had taken off his coat, collar
and tie and tuclling down his shirt collar,
and, after cutting his throat, wiped his
knife and shut up the blade. Not coming
to supper, his father searched for and
found him.
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Fought for Her Honor.

COLUMBUS, June 9. Especial. J. Last
night man entered the residence of Will
lam Bauman of Hope, who was away from
home, and blowingout the light attempted
to outrage Miss Bauman, the sixteen-year-
old daughter, sleeping with her mother
Both were awakened when desperate
struggle ensued, the villain grasping the
young girl by the throat and nearly chok-
ing her to death. The women's screams
brought assistance from a neighbor, when
the ruffian jumped through the same win
dow ne had entered and escaped. Miss
Bauman is soon to be married.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-17
The Row. II. r. Todd Acquitted.

DELPHI, June 11.-rSpecial.l THE Rev.
H. r. Todd, a baptist minister of twenty
five years standing, was acquitted today OF
the charge of assault and battery with IN
tent to commit a felony on the person of
Mrs. William Bowerman. Intense interest
was taken in the trial and the verdict is
approved by the majority of the people.
His reputation was good and his character
a great protection.
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Opposed TO HIS Being Pardoned.

Brazil, June 1S.-[Special. Petitions
are in circulation signed by many citizens
asking Governor Hovey to pardon I. w.
Sanders under life sentence for the muir
der OF his wife in this city April 1873. A
remonstrance has also been started which
is being also numerously signed, led by
Jonathan Croasdale the father of the
murdered woman. Sanders went to the
prison for life on confession, but subse-
quently secured a trial on the ground
that he had confessed for fear of lynch
ing and not because he was guilty of
murder. But on trial in the CLAW circuit
court the same sentence was pronounced
as on the confession.
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BIidgets Married.

WEST FORK. June 1.-[Special. Col.
Jasper Bradley, the "Hoosier Midget"
was welded yesterday at p. m. to Miss
Jennie Mckay of Switzerland county,
Ind, and arrived at his mothers, near
here, this evening. The colonel is now in
his twenty-seventh year and weighs fifty
five pounds, while the bride, who is
twenty years, weighs sixty pounds. They
will spend a few weeks with his mother
and then take the road. Col. Bradley is
well known TO the sporting fraternity of
the United States, but his bride is little
known outside OF Switzerland county,
where they were bcth born and raised.