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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-17

never have a school in operation there as
long as the people of Albuquerque could
use the university funds for other pur-
poses.
Mr.. Slower retorted that Santa Fe had
the capitol and the penitentiary, and
spoke of Santa Fe's good fortune in the
past in securing public funds. Mr.. Cat
ron asked if the penitentiary was Santa
Fe county institution. Mr.. Richardson
thought the trouble with the university
was that it had put too much money into
buildings, hence had none to put into a
firstcla faculty. Mr.. Slower defended
the course of the university regents.
Mr.. Stover's amendment was lost by
vote of to 8, those voting in favor of the
amendment being Messrs. Slower, Perea,
Santistevan and Chavez. Adjourned to
2 P. m.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-17
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-17

Quit claim and warranty deeds for sale
at the New MEXICAN printing Office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-17

W have in stock o line Of Toilet
Articles 0fevery description,
also Q full limo Of Import
cd Cigars q Imported
4 California wines
and Brondlee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-17

All kinds of legal blanks, deeds, justice
OF the peace blanks, note books, etc.
all stock at the New MEXICAN office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-17

Uvesvbody admits We carry the
l0rgest stock In the territory
In eur line, Consequently
We defy competition
quality or In prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
THE BOGUS CENSUS.
Tho Assembly Committee Resume Hearing
of the Witnesses.


NEw YORK. Mar THE Assembly Census
Committee resumed work to-day. Police
Captain Ryan testified regarding the taking OF
a census by the police in his precinct.
J. Walker, who was superintendent OF
the census of 1870 testified respect
York was then taken. Witness said that
there could be no graver mistake than
that Of selecting enuneratOrs from one
political party. He did not think the
error in the Southern enumeration
of 1870 was AS high As LOO
0OO He thought IL was about 100000 or 4OO,-
000 When asked his opinion about the Gen.
sus of 1890 witness said he was careful TO
avoid making any study of the matter, be
cause he had been severely criticised by hls
predecessor. Mr.. Walker related an instance
in the census of 1870. where General Grant.
then president. ordered recount OF the pop
ulation OF New York. as it had been contest
ed. On the recount. taken during the Christ
mas holidays, II was found that the popuia-
of the city was 943 900. gain OF ls,OOO over
the original enumeration, Notwithstanding
that in the first there were many fraudulent
names from sailors boarding houses and the
like.
Walker testified at length on the methods OF
taking the British census. He thought It was
rs near perfect as any. In regard to the num-
Der of persons who leave town in the summer
he thought the practice was becoming more
popular every year and in Boston the popula-
tion by half had gone 10 the seashore. lie
said he was inclined to favor the idea that bet
ter supervisors could be obtained if the ap-
pointnents were vested in the Governor.
Adjourned until FRIDAY of next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
THE DOMINION ELECTION.
The Latest Summary of the Result Gives thu
Tories . Majority of 23.


TORONTO Oyr.. Mar. THE latest cor
rected summary of the result of the Dominion
election is is follows. There are, however,
several CONSTITUENCIES where the vote Is very
close and both sides claim majority
Ontario-C Conservatives. ~; Liberals: "a.
Onebec-C Conservatives -; Liberals. &C. Nova
Scotia ia-Conservatives IS; Liberals, ). New
Brunswick Conservatives. IA; LioeiaS' =
Prince Edwards sland--Couservanyes; =
Liberals. 1. Manitoba CONSERVATIVES, 4: Lab
erals / British Columbia Conservatives. .;
Liberals. 0. Northwest Territory-ConserVs-
tives 4: Liberals. 0. Totals-ConservatiVes'
100 Libeluls 81: Government majority, ~
THE CABINET TO BE-AssxMPLE.
OrrAwA, Mar. The Cabinet Will reas-
semble at Ottowa next week. and active prepa-
rations for tine work of the session VIII De
commenced. IL il understood that Paria-
ment will meet Wednesday, April 29th, to
enable the House of Commons 10 eject n
Speaker. and the formal opening will tako
place the following day.
TonoNro. Oxr.. Mar. There is still con-
siderable diversity of opinion as 20 the actual
majority the Government obtained IN the re-
cent elections.
The Empire Government organ) says:
More complete returns show the ConsetNa.
tive victory of Thursday 10 have been even OF
pated Yesterday. Out returns show al pres
ent Government majority of forty-hve.
magnificent endorsement. and one OF which
every loyal man may he Justly proud
The Mail (IndependenD places the, Govern
ments majority Al twenty.nine. with Calin.
boo. Algoma and Huntingdon To hear from.
The World (Conservatiye) places the Cow
ernment's majority at thirty-iiye, while TWEEN
ty-seven j. the most
The Globe UiberaD places the Govern
ments majority at about twenty-five.
The following dispatches have been received
by the Globe
POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT DOOMED.
QuFBEc, Mar 6.-The results of the general
elections are still too uncertain TO venture .
definite opinion. One thing. however. Is made
out beyond doubt. viz. the policy OF the
Government is doomed. its fate is already
sealed in 50 for a. Ontario and Quebec are
concerned Let. therefore. Liberals continue
To fight everywhere, brayely and cheertully.
(Signed) WnFREo LAuEiRR
QUEBEC. Mar. G-I still adhere TO my state
ment before the election. We give IN Quebec
to Mr.. Laurer at least fifteen majority.
(Sipned H. MERoIER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
Fatal Fight Between Divorced Wife and
Husband Over Their Child.

LOUISVILLE. Mar. 7.-Reports Of sensa-
tional shooting affair, which occurred at Union
town, Ind, Wednesday. have just been re-
ceived. Love, matrimony, a quarrel. divorce
and a struggle for the custody of an infant
child, resulting in the death Of a seventeen
year-old youth. are the dramatic features OF
the tragedy Charles Corryel and his wife
became involved in a domestic difference
which forced them apart, the wife seeking re-
fuge under her fathers roof. She sued for
divorce and custody Of the child, but the court
decided in favor of the husband. Mrs.
COrryell's father and brothers were
very much incensed at her defeat.
CoTyell, with his child, attended services at
the village church Wednesday evening His
wife. together with her father and brothers,
was present also. COrryell. anticipating trou-
ble hurriedly left the editce Mt the conclu-
sion of the ceremonies. but had only gone Il
short distance when he was attacked by his
wife who demanded the child. Being gently
repulsed, she ordered her father and brothers
10 take the child by force. A fierce fight then
ensued. the Bedels. father and sons knock
ing Corryell down several times. The latter
finally drew his revolver and shot Arthur
Bedel through the heart, killing him instant
w. The principals in the affair are all proml-
nent citizens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
WORLDS FAIR BUILDINGS.
Chief of Construction Burnham Orders the
Construction To Proceed.

CHICAGO. Mar. Chief of Construction
Burnham having satifed himself that the ex-
position buildings as sketched by the board OF
architects -can be erected for the amount sew
erallv appropriated for them. and having so
reported 10 the board Of directors last evening
the board has formally authorized him 70 pro-
coed to construct them as rapidly as
possible Accordingly the sketches will
he at once returned 70 their authors to be ella
borated into working plans. As fast as this Is
done the contracts win be let and the work
begun. Mr.. Burnham's plans for the mines
and mining building will be ready in thirty
days Mr.. Cobb's plans for the fisheries
buildings. Mr. Jennys plan for the horticul-
tural building and Messrs. Adler and Snlll-
vans plan for the transportation building
will he ready very little later The rest may
be strung along during the next ninety days.
Contracts for these four building will proba-
bly, be let within the next six weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
"A BUNDLE OF NONsENSE.n
The Report of Conspiracy Against the
Hawaiian Government Denied.

SAN FRANcIsco. CAL, Mar. IA bundle
of nonsense" said an associate Of Spreckles
to-day when shown the Chicago dispatch on
which :. II. Gladding, said to be n sugar i'm
porter Of this city, refers TO the possibility OF
General" .Volney Ashford as very likely
being at the head Of a conspiracy to seize the
Government Of Hawaii and the possibility Of
that gentleman soon becoming King Volney.
In the first place, we know Of no person
either at the islands nor here OF the name OF
$ II. Galding. In the second place, Hawaii
to-day has no army or military forces that
Colonel Ashford could control as suggested
if he desired to. Colonel Ashford is an attor-
ney. a very quiet fellow. and was never a
member of King Kalakau's Cabinet. His
brother, Clarence Ashford, was attorney-gen-
eral in the so-called Revolution Cabinet.
These things are made much more Of here
than at the Islands, and any reports Of the
trouble should not be credited"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08

The Train Bearing the Dead Statesman
Leaves for California.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Mar. THE special
funeral train conveying TIE remains of the
late Senator Hearst TO his home in California
drew ont of the Baltimore and Potomac depot
nt 7 20 o'clock tonight The train consisted
OF a composite car. heavily draped in black,
in which was placed the remains OF the states
.l "a. two Pullman sleepers. the Pullman DIN
.n. car Capitol" and Senator Stanford's
private car. In this latter car were Mrs
Hearst. SIR w. Il. Hearst, Mr.. Follansbeer
the late Senator'S partner: Mr.. Wedderburn;
his secretary: Senator and Mrs. Stanford, and
several ladies'. wives and daughters OF the
members Of the Congressional Committee.
The members Of the committee who accom-
panied the remains are
Senate-Senators Stanford, Pugh, Stock
bridge, Vance. Faulkner, Berry. Bate and
Sawyer. 49,,
House Representatives Clunie, Gibson
McComas. Washington, Milliken, Sherman,
Tucker. Gear and Catching.
The train will run through solid 10 San
Francisco in charge Of Colonel X. a. Parke'
passenger agent of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad. Sergeant-at-Arms Valentine
and his assistant Captain Merritt, were n
charge Of the Congressional party, and Will
have charge OF the funeral arrangements
San Francisco on the part Of the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
The Star on the Result.
lBy Cable to The Timos.l

LONDON. Mar. s.-The Star. commenting on
the Canadian elections says that 1t was feared
here that if the Liberals were returned TO
power. they would tax English goods to make
up the loss arising to the revenue from free
trade with America. In the same article the
writer advises the Canadians 10 turn
their attention 10 land as source Of
public revenue. BY adopting different and
more scientific administration Of her vast area
from that pursued by the United States. the
lands can. without injustice 10 settlers, be
made TO yield a constantly increasing public
fund in lieu of other taxation. The writer is
evidently Influenced to some extent by the
Henry George theory of land taxation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
NORFOLKJs PUBLIC BUILDING.
steps for Its Immediate Erection-Peddlef
Thief.

NORFOLK. Va. Mar Especial. l-Secre.
tary Of the Treasury Foster has begun nego-
tiations for the purchase Of the property on
which Norfolk's public building Cfor which
an appropriation was recently made by Con
cressl is to be erected The specifications
call for a lot centrally located and at least $50
by 40 feet Dimensions. Possession must be
given in thirty days. and our people are de-
lighted at the prospect If having the structure
erected so soon
This safternoonap peddler entered the residence
of Mrs. Gallagher in Portsmouth, and open
ing bureau drawer, snltched box contain
ing iewelry valued at $50 and ran. Mrs, Cal
lagher saw him as he fed, but he escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
Erlef Telegrana.

Edwin II. rerrill United States Minister 10
Belgium. sailed from New York for Europe
on the steamer La Champagne yesterday.
Renublcan Stat state Committse p Of New york :" 'is Z
seriously i'll and said to be dying.
The failure Of A. T.. Nichols, OF New York
was announced on the Consolidated Exchange
yesterday morning.
ia W. Powell, aged twenty-,hree years,
of Morgantown. w. Va, was out W liking with
friend on Sunday. In ndescending hill both
slipped. and Powell was impaled upon the
walking cane which his friend carried. lie
was taken 70 his hotel, whore he died Of his
Injuries Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
pFx-Navor Killed bv a Physician.

WHEELING. w. Va, Mar. AT Il
O'Clock this morning DR.. George Baird
prominent physician and ex-Mayor
Of this city, was shot and instantly
killed by Dr. George Garrison, ex-city
health officer. The men were both active
politicians belonging TO opposite wings Of the
Democratic party. There has been bad feel
ing between them for years and a fewmonths
ago they had violent personal encounter
This morning they met on Eleventh street
Baird. it is supposed made an offensive re-
mark to Garrison and the latter drew "A revol
verand shot sending two bullets through
Baird's head. Garrison was Immediately
arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
In Favor of the Railroad.

Los ASGELos. CAL. Mar. The Circuit
Court Of the United States has rendered a
decision in the case of the United States
versus the Southern Pacific railroad giving
decision in favor OF the railroad. The case
involves a large area Of lands claimed by tho
Government 10 have been Illegally 20
the railroad company by reason OF beng EN-.
braced in the limits Of the Mexican grant OF
San Jose when the grant 70 the southern
Pacific railroad was attached on April 3, 1871:
The Government Immediately gave notice OF
an appeal 10 the Supreme Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
OBJECT TO NUDE STUDIES.
over Five Hundred Women Protest Against
Their Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Mar. IA committee
Of ladies representing over 800 Of the Chris
tian women Of Philadelphia" have presented
to the directors Of the Academy Of Fine Arts
protest against the display in the Academy's .
Annual Exhibition just opening OF thirteen
pictures which they describe as hagrantly in-
delicate, and as constituting an ofense TO
morality The pictures referred to are
Arcade" and four other nude studies by
Alexander Harrison; Water Lilies" and Girl
at the Bath" by W. j.. Doge; Painting and
Poetry" AN Eclogue," a "Nymph" and
Evening" by Kenyon Cox and Meath
Apple Boughs" and The Brookside," by
" II. Low.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
NIHILIST IRRESTED.
A Notorious Character and Alleged Murderer
at Last Captured.

Sr. PETERSBURG. Mar. 7.-Degadgef, a Nihi-
list leader. an alleged murderer in 1885, has
been arrested at Kostroms, the capital Of the
Government Of Kostrima. When taken into
custody Degadgef was found lodging under
an assumed name in the house Of a Govern
ment official A reward Of l0,O 900 roubles has
for q long time been offered for the capture
of Degadgeff. The chief instructor at the
Kostroma gymnasium, who was suspected as
being implicated with Degadgef in the actual
murder or IN the conspiracy which lead TO It,
the door Of his room with the intention of ar
resting him. A number # other arrests have
been made, and sensational developments are
expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
CRUELTY TO HUNGART1NS.
The Government has Been Informed That
They are Ill-Treatcd at Pocahontas.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. THE attention
Of the Treasury Department has been called
to the shocking treatment to which Hunga-
rian laborers on the railroad now in course Of
construction near Pocahontas Va, are alleged
to be subjected. The matter was referred by
Secretary Foster TO Attorney~Gcneral Miller
who decides that there are no United States
laws that cover the case, it being matter OF
State supervision. Attorney-General Miller
has however. directed the United States DIS
trict-Attorney 10 inquire into the matter, and
also call the attention Of the State authorities
to the alleged crueties practiced with view
10 their cessation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
MISS DEsHA RESIGNS.
She withdraws From the Wimodaughsis Be
cause Negroes are Admitted.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Mar Miss Mary
Desha, Secretary of the Wimodaushsis, has
resigned from the organization because the
Board Of Managers would not draw the line
against the admission of colored women 10 the
educational classes A few weeks ago young
colored woman was admitted to the type-writ-
ing class. but Miss Desha afterwards handed
her back her admission money. telling her
that the society could not admit negroes as
social equals.
The Young negress complained to the Board
of Managers. who decided that the basis OF
the organization prohibited the exclusion of
negroes. Miss Desha thereupon resigned, and
II Is said that number Of Southern women
who are members of the club contemplate fol-
lowing her example. Miss Desha practically
organized the WimOdaughsis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
ArIcsied for Stealing.

New York. Mar. 7.--Leonard Barnett was
arrested to-day for stealing jewery and other
property. valued at 5000. from w. +. Sun
ford. while acting AS professional nurse to Nh.
Sanford, who is an invalid Barnett j. u
waiter. but answered Mr.. Sanfords advertise
ment for IA nurse. and after securing his Doodle
disappeared. He was traced by the police
through the aid of pawn tickets This is a
second case Of large thefts by male nurses
within a week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
Jack THE RIPPER HERE?
Police Headquarters Received a Communiea-
tlon from Him.

WAsHNGToN, ID. c.. Mar. For some time
anonymous letters have been received at po-
lice headquarters here. The letters refer 10 a
detective whom the writer designates as
DIR. Cronint" detective. and who IS 10 bo re
moved" This morning Major Moore, super
intendent Of police, received the following by
mail:
Dear People: Wouldn't you like TO catch
me2 | am the Jack the Ripper. am going
TO Kill eight more women before give up.
am IN the city.
lSignedl JACK THE RiPER.
Whether the spelling Of Ripper was inten-
tional on the writer's pant or not is OF course
not known While the Major attaches no lm-
portance 10 the letter he read II this morning
TO the police lieutenants and the police are
trying to find the writer, who is thought to be
a crank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
TILL HENNEsSEY CASE.
Coroner LomOnnier Examines and Pre-
scribes for PolitL.

New ORLEANS, Ia. Mar. Judge Baker
Yesterday instructed Coroner Lemonnier to
examine into the mental condition Of the
Italian Poltz, accused of Hennessey's assass-
nation. The Doctor examined the prisoner
and prescribed the proper remedies. and Po-
litz passed good night. He was better this
morning. but at o'clock asked for a
glas, OF whisky. The doctor prepared TO
give it to him. whereupon the prisoner
undertake TO embrace and caress him. Then
DIR. Lemonnier refused the prisoner the
whisky and he became turbulent and violent.
II required half dozen men to put him into
a prison wagon. Subsequently at the court
he became cool and a lawyer was appointed TO
defend him. DR.. Lemonnier says he is not
insane. but is labering under great mental
excitement caused by fear.
Rumors are flying thickly Of attempts TO
mix the Jury, and the city IS so thoroughly
aroused that the sheriff has been compelled
TO take extraordinary precautions 10 prevent
tampering with men in the box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
The Coroner's Verdict.

JAxEsyrIIE. Pa. Mar. THE long Looked
for coroner's verdict was given to the pubiia
tonight. After rehearsing the general AZ
count Of the disaster the jury goes on % cay
that the accident occurred February 4, 1891,
and that thirteen miners were drowned or sut-
focated on that date or soon thereafter by the
rush of water from an old and abandoned mine,
and that the accident occurred by reason OK
an incorrect map of the mines made some
time In the history of old workings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, Mar. This evening
Emil Heiht. Of this city. who formerly ,work ked
for President Bloch. Of the Vienna railroad at
Wassaw. Poland. called at the city morgue
and positively identified the remains o. ,he the
iayatory al the Union station Yesterday morn
inc AS Eva Bloch. the daughter of his former
cuplover in Poland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08

GEErNyu1E Mss. Mar. THE Colored
State Bar Association was organized here yes
terday. George Bowler, of Natchez was cleo
ted president; }. +. Harris, of Greenyille, vice
president. and james A. Scott, Of Bolivar,
secretary and treasury. Several able speeches
were delivered. This is the first bar assoeia-
ton that the colored race has organized III the
Iuitcd States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
A baseball Sale.

NEw YoRK. Mar. THE effects II tho New
York Baseball Club (limited), consisting Of
chairs. safe. office furniture, etc. and all tho
right. title and interest of the company 20 the
lease of grounds at One-Hundred-an Fifty
fifth street and Eighth avenue. and the build
ing situated there. were sold at sheriifs sale
zion obtained against the company for sis,li7
by Garret ii. Haight. The property brought
"A l0n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
Genera, Gordon Joins tho Alliance.

ATLANTA, Ga, Mar THE announcement
ia made that General Gordon became a men,
Der of the Farmers Alliance yesterday. The
affair has created great deal Of talk. This
action, however. was predicted some time
ago, it being understood that HI. promise T.
take that step was an important factor In his
election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
FRENCH RACES.
Precautions Taken on the Part Of the Govern
ment to Enforce the Anti-Betting Law.

(By Gable 70 The Tines
PARIS, Mar. THE betting booths and
stands have been removed from the Auteuil
race grounds. A force Of COO policemen and
two Companies Of infantry are on hand to
guard the grounds tomorrow Sunday and
See that there is no violation Of the anti-bet-
ting law. Despite these precautions, twenty
prison vans are also kept in readiness to con-
vey law-breakers 10 Jail Several papers sug-
gest that the Government should take entire
charge of the racing; should arrange societies
and courses, and to hold the meetings
under the supervision of the authorities. the
proceeds TO 60 TO the treasury Of the various
municipalities In tins case the Government
would tolerate Paris mutuels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-08
A Big Fight.

States Cont Yesterday issued an injunction
restraining the State authorities and their
licenses from mining phosphates in the Coo
saw river beds. The Coosaw River Phosphate
Company. whose monopoly Of the business
was recently disturbed by the State Phos-
phate Commission. will make a stubborn fight
10 retain their exclusive franchise. Millions
OF dollars are involved.