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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05

Ia this connection the CHRONICLE de- |
sires to commend the course Of the ofic-
ials and newspapers in lexington They
b i've been candid il regard 70 tie case Of
small pox IN their town, and been care
ful to deceive nobody. Their statements
have been exactly in accordance with
the facts in the case, aud that being so,
this denial Is to be accepted We make
this remark because it is too often the
case that editors aud officials seek to
keep back the truth in regard to any
misfortune that oyertakes their commu-
nifty. Sometimes this fare feeling OF de
string to protect the good name Of the
town is so great that false statements
are sent out to the papers. But the
people cannot be deceived about such
| matters. When they learn that the
statements are misleading, il produces
more fright than g plain and frank state
ment Of the case would do. The only
way in such troubles is, as in everything
else, TO tell the whole truth in a frank
way. Having pursued this course, this
statement Of the Mayor and editors vii
be everywhere accepted. We congratu
late the people Of Lexington upon thei
good fortune in preventing q spread Q
the disease, and upon their truth tel
ling.-EDIToR
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
A GREAT INDUSTRY.
Winston Men Talking of!G Three MI
lion Cigarette Firm.
Especial Cor. STATE CHRoSIcLgl
WINSTON SALEM, March / g1

> 7
NsToN-SALEM March /. '9l
Winston perhaps owes lis growth ana
progress more to tobacco than o..
other industry In 1872 the fist salscf
the magic weed was held here in ~
old stable, remodled and arranged IN
the best possible manner for the bus.
ness. Since, the market has steadiI1-
grown, till to day it can truthfu,Iy
boast of being the leading market IN
the State. and sells more loose Tobacco
on the warehouse floor than any ofber
n the world Oar sales this wear will
amount to more than tEentv million
| pounds. For every result there's !
cause, and one Of the great results ~
| Winston's growth as q tobacco markae
| IS that there is a local demand for rast
| of the tobacco sold here.
1t is now becoming, and We llight s9y
is already, an established fact NIT
| Winston is headquarters as a plug IA.
bacco manufacturing center. TIE AZ.
nual increase of the business Of our fortv
factories is wonderful indeed. t.
| baccO that IS grown IN this section ms
sesse5 a peculiar fAvcr and sweetness
which, combined with the skill of orr
manufacturers in making it into tooth.
some chewing tobacco, gives il a world
wide reputation.
All OF our factories are h,ginnin-
work now for the spring summer and
autumn months. From four TO five
: thousand operatives VIII soon be st
: work. When you come to think of Il,
this is big thing within itself, for
: while other towns and cities Will be de-
: ploriDg the dullness Of summer trade,
g our streets will be alive with its teeming
a thousands, and our stores and shops VIII
I be made glad by q large summer trade.
b have just learned Of Big scheme
. which il carried into effect will cause !
: 3onm0-ion in the tobacco world.
e : effort is being made to organiza 4
co.. pany tOma1ufacture cigarettes Tha
ca s;:t::l stock will be placed at three Mi
. lion dollars, and some of the great capi
y talists Ct the country are 10 becom
members Cf t.c corporation.
- l am not in the position at present t
give particulars.
IL The contractors who are 10 build tn
5e big hotel Zinzendoyf Will begin work Z
- soon as the weather will pc. NIT. The
t.iO OOW SOCtIEE O4eilIiia ~ lsAN SlJt-u
es preparatory to a successful beginning.
ar was informed to-day by gentIem2'
who certainly knows, that fha BIZ lot.
no building II which the NeU l,r'I Life Il
Nv surance Company IS interest !, viii .
n. built This will DC ! ia Life 1t bulk
ing, and if erected vii bo an honr
Il the city, and credit to its wide & Fal
projectors.
be Il is rpmored to-day that another daj
paper will soon mako IFS appearall
ere here The paper viii be backed by ,
ut abundance OF capital, and will be co
ut Quoted by men of brains and expei
~ ence.
n TIE r & o. lailroai will be conpie
nd ed by the 10Th OF this month 10 Martin
@r vile, Va. lie good and hospital
lat people Of thai pI&le Will celebrate I
an OCCASION in good style Our Chamh
his of Commerce ard Warebousemen a
ton iovited t. joia The people Of Martin
has vile, and i gees without saying that
and v7ill all celebrate.
r. "
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
HELPING THE Il. II. G.. A.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the College
Association has an Entertainment.

Association has an Entertainment.
On Friday night, at the residence OF
Mr.. ". r. Crawford, tie Young Ladies
Auxiliary OF the !. II, g. \. gave an
entertainment for the benefit Of the :.
& II. College Association. There was
music, singing and recita'ions. There
were recitations by Messgs. H. Bond ana
G. B. Williams OF the College, ana
Misses Lowe Crawford, Addie Sue Har-
ris and Willie Skinner
There were vocal solos by l. III.
Williams and J. j. Broughton q lLe
College. and Ed Crawford; duet n
Misses Malie and LOWE Crawford, ala
duet by r. M Williams and Nj 81
lie skinner. Miss k+te Beiyln aiso s.ns
solo. The concluding piece on the
programme, peace BE Still, was sung
by all the company. $40 was realiZ 'i -
Il was very pleasant evening lol .'.'
whose good fortune It was TO ce Pfe1t'il.' ~
and the young men are gratefH 20 'nd
Young ladies Misses &auao i!asIl' anu
LOWE Crawford for Tie very F.-as.'"'
| evening aff f)rded them.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
A BAD CASE.
An Old Wan Who Is Charged With
Doing Blockade Work.
Durham Globe.)

Durham Globe.)
Daniel Barker, the moonshiner who
killed r. w. Barnwell at Low Gap, this
State, few weeks back and who was
brought down yesterday by detective
w. H. Deaver, of Asheville, had hear
ing before Judge Boykin yesterday
afternoon. Barker was refused bail and
tax !. back to Greensboro and lodged in
iai 10 await trial at the next term of
court, which comes off in about Two
weeks. The prisoner is an old man, be-
tw.ea 70 and 80 years Of age, and the
sight OF gray hairs in chains is always
an object of eommiSeratiOn.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05

The tariff has been taken ofI et su5a,
and peop!e who lave a sweet tooth VII
rejoice. Heretofore the price q sugar
has prc7entad many people from prs
serving as largely as they would desire.
Eow. every5Gdy can use the cheap
SMEAR Ebcrfard aud Peseui yesterday
received the first importation. and are
Offering it at the lowest low tariff prices.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
pAkNELL Is OWNED.
HET WILL EfAVn TO SLIP GUT
BY 4 FIRE = CAPE.
The Defeat Of His Candidate in Sligo
Taken as Death Blow to His
Cause, and the Press Talk About It.
LBy the United press.l ]

Taken as a Death Blow to His
Cause, and the Press Talk About It.
LBy the United Prassl
LONDON, April A. Refer ing to the
Sligo election, the Times says: The
strength Of the defeated + ction lays III
the outlying districts bordering on the
hot b3d Of feniani5n, ro00an-m league
ism, and crime il the C0u4tF Mayo.
Ina number Of iliiterate voters NUS raise
in the breasts Of Eoglishmel There
are serious doubts IS TO Whether such
persons are worthy Of the pri .ijego Of
voting.
The News says: Mr.. Pa5all has
now twice tested Irish opinion, a st bath
times he has been badly beaten. In bis
own constituency be has refused 70 fgat
We cannot suppose that lrishmel who
really love their country will cont;uu9
to follow dictate who uses his rem ain
ing power to weaken the country in the
place Of the enemy. The result at
Sligo is great victory for home rule
The Parneilites were guilty of the gross
est violence and intimidation. Moreovel
they bad IS IS generally admitted ti.'
support of the conservation. -
The Irish Press Talks.
DUBLIN, April The National Press
the new McUarthyite newspaper, says Q
the Sligo result: "Despite the fact tha
nearly one thousand Ocangamaa sur
ported the candidate Of the Z rlelliteS
and the votes Ct almost a7 many mt n
bers Of the National Federation part
we're abstracted and II the face q tn
grossest bribery, Sligo mas struck
smashing blow FOR the national cause.
spite cf buliyjngs, biudseoaing aad nc
Law person ely e5ghiz u ? P,rncE, I'll
nation2l:stS nave won the most remar'
abe triumph ever achieved for "ucn
Rule"
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
Tom Reed:-Eis Record.

AS Speaker Tommy Reed was no civilian,
Uncivil rather, and replete with frills,
He and his reckless gang have spent oil
lion
Contrac citing o'er a score of thousand bli:s;
For doing Which the people knocked him
A course It bitter sprouts they put him
And with him sant the lofty tariff Billy
TO that chilly
oblivionic fiue,
In
de-
sue,
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
BILL FIFE IS COMING
He Will Open His Meeting in Raleigh
On April 18th.

On ApTli lStn.
Mr.. W. S Stailings, Secretary Of the
Raleigh Y. NJ. @. A., yesterday received
the following telegram from Mr.. W. P.
Fife, drummer evangelist, who is now
holding a meeting in Randleman:
RANDLEMAN, N. g., April 4, '91.
Mr.. W. S. STALLINGs, Raleigh, N. O.:
Charlotte meeting postponed. Will
commence meeting at Raleighon April
18th in Edenton st. M. E. Church. Wire
here if date suits
W. P. FIFE.
Mr.. Stallings Immediately telegraphed
Mr. Fife that the date would suit and to
come on.
We are glad Mr.. Fife will be with us
soon.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
DURHAM NEWS NOTES.
TCondansed from the Sun.

[Condensed from the SUM-
Durham street cars will be PIT on
within thirty days.
Petitions are being circulated for q
local option election.
Miss Willie Ashe raturned yesterday
afternoon from Raleigh, where she has
been visiting home folks.
hlr. Wright, of the Consolidated Land
Company, has already given the order 70
Howerton Bro to overhaul the street
cars and put them il frst-elass condi,
ton. The horse car system will be used
for the present, until the dummy lice IS
laid.
AS soon as the weather will permit
about fifteen OR twenty plows will be put
to work on the land of the Mutual Land
and Manufacturing Company. Brodle
Duke. as he is familiarly called, hits the
nail on the head every time. lie IS
| huS. Ter.
A gentleman remarked to q reporter
today, II had no idea there was so rluch
| building going on in Durham. was out
ct Trinity Park yesterday afternoon and
could get splendid view of the entire
city. and think | observed dozen o.
more new houses going up"
The case Of Jno Kelley, of Caring
ton 81 Co, vs. the Penn. Construc5loh !
Company, which was in our snpeI3ioI p
Court for some time and then referred 70
three referees, by consent, was argued
before these gentlemen at LynchCnrg
some time ago. They have rendecea ec ooa (
L. ,-TN1
for Work done on the Lynchburg and
Dnrham railroad The referees allowed
| him S27. 600 and a note which be holds
for So. 900, making a total OF S32 600.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
The Sale of the Wilmington Messenger.
(Wilmin gton Starr

(WilmingtOn Star.)
It was reliably reported on the streets
yesterday afternoon that, on application
of the attorneys of some of the creditors
of the late Mr.. julius A Boniiz, Judge
McIver had issued temporary iDlunc-
ton order restraining some of the machi-
merry. type, and material now in the
Messenger office, which it is claimed was
bought after the execution Of the de d
of trust under which the recent sale was
made. It was further stated that tie
validity of the sale would be involved
in the proceedings, and that the case
would come up before Judge Mclver for
argument, at Chambers, on the 1851
inst.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
TIE END OF THE WORLD EVEN
The Moon Is Afrsid That Harris On
Il i'll Steal ikis hIGe.

NJ. H B. stariy, the popular travel
ling agent and correspondent Of the
STATE CHRONICLE, understands human
nature and loves to draw out aIl phases
of it. Waiting for train in q town near
a village and few days ago, he espied a.
c2lored man CT the old school coming up
TO the depot, aud said "Uncle, how
would you like to read the STATE CHRoNI-
Gle every day ?"
''Massa," responded the negro, q
never could read IL my life =
"You might take the paper" vas the
reply, "for tie children
''Got none" " said the old man. '.There
is no one bpt me- and Dirah. She can't
rea3 nu1der. I dream q nuf without
trying to hur the nuws any other way
irem the other month that the man in
tue moon had 10 git cut and walk around
Washington cause he was afraid sir
Harrison would steal his shine and dat
what makes SO muCh rain. | dun dream
| along tiU10 ago he had to hclt hI:
| nose when lie come over Washington
they were So corrupt there and be na
| GOT lis nose SO sore he gets cut now an(
walks around that the caus shure.
tell you this is going TO be the last yea
Of t.1is word. Ma28a Lord sent Gabl
down 10 Washington to toot and let ID
world know h8 was ready, but Mass
Harrison and his boys stole his horl
aforo he could make the first toot. s.
:.e had to put il up. Now you see he
going to WASH Us away unless they d
better and let the man stay in the moon.
"Uncle you must pray fer better times.
"Lorthere is 10 use. When man that ca
good time like that man IL the moo
can't stand them how DO you expect th
people OF this world to stand 'em."
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
Charley BoSan's Body Found.
IConcord s andard.1

The body of Charley Began, who was
drowued at Swift Island, Motgomery
county, about month ago, was found
last Tuesday about 200 yards below Bla-
locks ferry, eight miles below swift
Island. It was reported when he was
drowned that he had about $50. on MS
person, but only $12 65 was found IN ms
pockets. He had a quantity OF Papei;s. !.
Of different kinds in his pocket WHICH 10
"a thought are in good condition.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
1T WAS A DEAD MAN
Cut in Two And Packed in a Box OF
Chloride of Lime.
tBy the United Press.)

by the United Press)
CHICAGO, Apri! 4-Enployees of the
Illinois Central Railroad yesterday found
the body Of a man stripped naked, sawed
in two in the middle, with a strap around
his neck, and packed in chloride OF lime,
in a stout deal box. The lime had SO
eaten into the flesh that description OF
the BODY is impossible. The box was ad
dressed w. Il. Harris, Cuba City, Wis.
G. O, D."
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
Starved to Death to Save Her Gold.
[By the United Press.]

NEW YORK, April 5 Kate Roach,
aged 70, one of the characters of the
fourth ward, was found in her miserable
hovel to, day slowly dying of starvation.
She was removed to the hospital where
the doctors say she cannot recover. A
search was made of her apartments and
amid the rags and squslor the officers
found over So, 600 in gold and bills and
bank books calling for nearly $4,000
more.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
The Raleigh Euchre Club.

Tie Raleigh Elchre Club viii meet at
the Yarboro House Monday evening at
$50 o'clock. Mem ber5 unable to be
rresent are rcq1es ted TO send notice 10
.frs. LIE aul 5frs. Child by II o'clock
oil Monday.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
A DiabOlicai EnuentO.

sanso To be happy in the future state
Won should be like the shoes they n axe
for the men who work at ashalt paving.
Rodd-Why?
Sanso-Because they have asbestos
soles.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
Co,ored Man Drops Dead.

4 colored man by the name OF 10nn-
.on dropped dead on Peace street yes
s'oa ov morning. He had come to town pina
to bring his daugnteess, gessr ~ne some clothes.
for MI, smains aims were taken home IN
wagon.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05

To rnultitudes Of people there Is bitter
irony in the recommendation 70 use
warm wooden clothing as preventive
of grippe with the average tax cn
woolens raised to the nelshbor0ood cl
one hundred per cent. by the Mckinney
tariff.-PhiI. Record, Dem.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
TO TAKE PITTSBURG.
ITALIANS CROW DING INTO THE
GREAT IRON CITY OF
THE NORTH.
Leaders Sent Out to Arouse Their
COnntrymen and ell Them to & iather
to Pittsburg. What Does it All Meane

COuntrymen and / ell Them to Gather
to Pittsburg. What Does it All Mean:
iBv the United Press.l
NEW CASTLE, Pa, April 4-Sebastian
Garbario, leader of the $50 Italians en-
ployed near Wampum, said yesterday
that strange Italian called on hira and
asked if he would bring his men into
plot to avenge the murder of his country
men at New Orleans. The stranger said
that at least 10000 Italians could be
brought into Pittsburg in five hours, and
by surprising the citizens, would be able
to take the city without much trouble
He stated also that a movement OF this
kind was to be started all over the
country.
Out to Stir up Italians.
The Plttsburg Italians left for Carbon
IN the afternoon to stir up the Italians
IN that section. Great numbers of Ital
lans have been quietly dropping into
Plttsburg during the past week, Lass
| night they came in droves from ell the
railroads. The streets were full of them
They travelled in parties Of from ten te
twenty.
Policemen Puzzled.
Ever since the New Orleans lynchin3
the influx of Italians in Pittsburg ha
been noticeable but last night exceeded
all record. The police have SO far beer
unable to learn the reason of the inva
sion, but it is b. lieved the Italians ar
planning some mysterious move.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05
NO SHALL POX IN LEXINGTON.
The Mayor and Both Editors Of The
Town Deny the Rumor.

Especial to the STATE CERoN1cLEl
LEXINGTON, n c., April 4 The Char
lotte Chronicle reports small pox in Lex
ingtoa. There Is not case IF small pox
in Lexington nor Davidson county.
S. E. WILLIAMS, Mayor.
T B ELDRIDGE. Ed. Dispatch.
G. M. BULLA, Ed Observer
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-05

Beautiful Angels Of the trees'-Caa-
aries-at Mr. Dughi's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Arm,jn register. Abuut twn years ago
hc conducted n snluon aud restaurant IN
Santa lc, but Hiucc thnl tIuo ho has
VISITED MI the 10y ~ cnuit- = tie world
nhd appeared Ortotr the crown Leads ~
the smallest man IL America tu ~
through four years ~ rlNl warfare. lie
tnnKs serious ~ settling IN the mcttup.
uur. claiming that thus "a the h,eh"st aud
most prosperous looking place be- has
visited IN two Years travel
Post Common Tor Dcuhuu. ~ the
Gtnud Ntmy pDn' so ,, hnr received
from Washington four head r,uurs f1f
tie f,uuslng comrades Cine U.hcl,
60 T.. flts, California infantry; j. t..
Murphy, hospital steward western
department ~ tie United states
army, Anlrrs Af,b,s Company u.
in' New M,N.cu Infantry, md
puo sent t. Bair.as, u whom the poet
commander faded 80 sr, 'ho name Ito
ltr-t 80, named are buried .u luf,cN
cemetery, NL..r the n,r.s - Arcb,-
f'r'' ~ ~" ul'' Men 'ah cemetery,
u" ~, '..'N'.'" '''"'' "P'
''.''" '''''' '' ''' ''''" "'k''
'''' TOW '.-'' '"' '""'
" ..''''."N '' '''..''
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"''. "'''.'t iN' beat t'"r"r uni To-
Transact uliur ng,l,e-.
Jefferson lnyu.is, u.o barker. toe =
tlrI,.rl t'". from i.n+ Vegas g. the ~.
crD' auraJ cun,cu'..n IL, T., raso.
came up ir.m ,ur r1u,h nr night anil
les r"els'rt"i at the sun Hrhi". Mr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Tho Ociolcr term q the uted States
All CONVENE At the court huus. next
Monday morning, and the criminal aud
cnlt dockrt- are large, judy. Lee AL
iiud thr coming ro.HIpn an exceedingly
hrtly" and lively one, but he val demon,
ttrat" to, ABILITY Ia cope successfully
with all cn-rs hruusnt before nIm.
lhr ruun'! ia, ir well ti,lod with prs
uu"is somr Nnu hhNc Lvrn rud,cted 10y
'urmcr grand .Ju"s ana are waiting
tt,a|. others lu'afcrra,"l pending the IN
,rsusntun nnd result - the approach
NIX grand yury, and others are serving
cut shor, sentences, the hst ID aS iol
lowe
bud Lockwood, Gallup disturbing
tho peace frauC,scu thrcIa. Atrlscu,
luuHcI; hector t'pLIa,"s, jernAlilS,
murder, Iruti,u I,nurlu, lunacy Joseph
Hamilton, Gallup. grand larceny; In
g"tlo ArlGs, larceny, Clur"uc" Lame, Gal
lup, rubbcry, S1m. VI Carter, assaultinR
With intent t. XII, Buuifnclp S-na, as
sauit, ninety day, out oct p, II.
II Curtis, theft e, II Jack
son, may hem; james Dillon, Gallup wig
raucy, tNty da,s, out oct -; EI buck
u"r, larc"u! Elrutnuo l.pmhs, petit lar.
c.uy, thirty da!r, out oct 81 Louis
bishop. assault and battery, thirty days,
out Oct. II, Frank liuthw-ll aud Louis
Mc,cr-, grand larceny, Juan Herrera,
petit larceny, tiity five days from sept,
Il,
The above Ilst constitutes territorial
prisoners, The tplloSlng are the tinted
States culprits
Franc,sco Esqulbcl, selling liquor To
Indians, Thomas Sanders aud L., VI. Day,
stealing from the government NJ Fort
Wlngat.; Miss Fsllpa SANCHEZ do Muu
toya and her paramuuf, Juan bust"S'
adultery,
Tho Ncw Mexican asserts that ther"
are 300 dogs IN Santa Re, and only two
are licensed,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Lion- HarnrsSrd to Chariots aud
uarinK

The most noted lion traincrs tins
country Inns ever produced up to the
present time, were the famous Van Am.
burg and Herr Drlegbach. Both lied
years ago, and are only remembered 10y
those now pnst middle HE. Both nchicv.
ell world wide fame; bat nothing that
either ~ these twO celebrities ever nc.
complshed IN the way Of lion training
can compare IN daring aud marvellous.
ness with the performance gwen 10y
Colonel Boone and his horde 81 hbcr.
ated lions
Boone does not perform his lions ~ a
cage where the animals can ba controlled
10y fear and are forced To execute certain
foutlue acts, Ms WAS the case with the
old time lion trainers. lie gives his II.
Ons, i've IN number, their eutIrc freedom:
the shaggy and blood thirsty monsters
are all let loose in the circus RAY, com
pletsly filling II, aud "a ehtSging the
arena, accompanied 10y the beautiful aud
brave little lion queen, Carlo,,a and the
magnificent patrol dog, "SaxOn," these
lihcrn'ed lions are made To dance, y ~.
ture, balance, leap, and are harnessed 10
chariuts, aud engage IN spirited racre
These are educate, Il lions IN every sens.
II the word, and with myriad other
novel features, can be seen IN the Adam
FurepRugh Shows, which are To exhibit
at Albuquerque, on "Wednesday, Octo.
her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
n,sn ron LisEaTY.
Prisoners L~wI- aud DRy MAKE u
IAenk Inn Ah0l

Last night, about i.b O'Clock. there
wns considerable commotlun ~ aud
around the county IalI. Hfweucianp
Lucero, sou ~ the Jal'ur, who utliciates
M guard. unlocked the bug iron doors
leading INTO the corridor around the
cage aud ordered all the prisoners, about
twenty " number. into their cells, lie
then asked u Nil we're IN, aud recrN ed
reply "lr- james Laws. Who Nas
recently arrested ior passlue counterfeit
money Ia the CIty aud sent over to tue
JAIL e. VAT the action ~ the next grand
Jury, aud Day, u Gallup prisoner incar
ceratcd Tor stealing ha! from the suvcts
men, At Fort Wlngatc. we're s,,,l IN the
corridor ut the back u the cage, aud
when Lucrtu tnrt ed sruuud tu 80 out,
they rapidly ran Tor the door aud
through the huurr uut into the yard
Lucctu at one rrhhscd ~, position ULd
fulIuNcd H." two fleeing ptrt. urrr. Whom
be- saw scaling Tho frt,r lie tired three,
rhDts, ard Day tumb,cd % thn outside
shot through It." tio.hN fart ~ h-
,hRhs, lie VAS ~ captured ard tlnced
N hlS cell AGAIN, L'al-, the cuuntrt.
frlt"r, c,caprd the bullet, ana Ia sul at
large, although ludct Sheriff GARCIA.
Vito Nbs tuuu ai,rfNbrd. informed -
tho escape, had u Iu.rr cut tcuurtg ne
old town, bat without HIai las, night