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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
RBilfesbarre Seaari@ten.

DaS @afer 1T bier 70 rar, baB
man bas Strabenipriben psrboten bat.
IS Die Spibenfabrif babier fol- burG
einen anbau bon 160 SuB 2anse bei
83 SUP 8reite bersrbbert tperben.
Scr 2nabe Tonp So&reiter tpurbe
am Wlontas I'M 0lurrap Slope bon
Barren iiberfabren unb eet5btet.
= Das 9. Resiment fdbrt am ssrei.
tag Gbenb 10 llbr naa benz 2aser au
Wount @retna ab.
Die S6eune bon g. 8. Dousbs
ertp an Siib Weabe StraBe brannte
MOntas sIbenb 8 llbr nebit Snbalt
nieber.
Der 1liabrise 98iIlie Dunn iieI
Iebte @o9e BEL ber Nottinsbum @irube
unter einen 2obIenauS unb ipurbe furht'
bar beritiimmeIt.
= Sin Sradtsus Der 8. 8. & SO.
8abn iiberfubr am Sreitas nabe benz
Ylpmoutb 8abnbpfe einen SIoipaden
namens PauI @iBfa, befen 85rper
fir6tbar berf ftiimmeIt tpurbe.
Ser Sdnserbunb febrte am Nitts
mod bonn gfetparf Sdnserfefte auriid
unb bic DliteIieber S1einen bon benz
MuSfluse boqfommsn befriebiet, tpenn
fie aud feinen Preis erransen.
- I'm l llbr am Samitas Morsen
brad in Der S1euer bon 8obert 0tits
aeu an 8pipman'S Sig Elm Seuer aus,
tpeI@eS fi& benz S@uIbaufe mittbeiIte
unb baiieIbe total 3eritbrte. 8erIuit
etipa $1,000.
-Sieben @ebdube, brei @irtbi9af.
ten unb bier @obnbduier, brannten
| Sienftag Morsen 8 llbr nieber. 8tpei
sebbrten bem 4buofat 6. s. Mc@o'
bern, sipei benz 9lIbermann 8oonep,
| 3tpei benz 8atrid 2arfin unb ems BEN
| Sarris SaIabers.
-Safob Smith bon Dallas itarf
borIeBten 9ienitas an ben SoIsen Dor
Berlebun8en, tpeIde ibm iein S9nase,
| Sobn Spencer am 5reitas 3ubor tpdb.
renb eines Streites beisebra6t. 81,
giadbarn beftatissn, bab Spencer IL
SeIbfbertbeibisuns sebanbeIt bat.
| - gine grbienfuns fanb am Monr
tag Ntcrsen l 1lbr iiber benz alter
| Slope Der &ineSton 8oblen So. biref
unter bem Sd6erbaufe itatt unb ei
ipurben cine gnsabI @ebGube in bel
Nudbarf8aft befaabist. Gin Subeni
in Der @rube arbeitenbe Ndnner emit
tamen unberIebt.
IS. 6. Soon, Der unerma6Ii9
SournaIiit, bat bic gianticOfe ,,gieips'
Sentietbet unb tpirb bieie @ods 8eft
babon er8reifen. Spdtere 8eridte ia
gen, baB WiIfeSbarre &apitaIiiten Gooi
in ben Stanb ieben iperSen, Elm aben6'
bIatt bier au etabliren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

;dsI. Sntonation, ausiprade etc. unter
,gineeianbt" bra9ten. mar, iuie Serr
$. 36aner, Der 8oriibenbe bes preiss
ri9tereolIesiumS in Der StaatsaeitunS
bonn IL. bs. Wlts. entgegnete, total
faIid. 9ie 8unfte baben iidb nidt
auf bic einseInen Sd9er be3osen, icns
bern iparen bas @eiammturtbeiI Der
einselnen 8reisridter. SaB babel ber
2ieberfrana in SoIse feines WlaIheurs
am i9Ie9titen tpestommen muBte, mar
rorau8suieben, pbipobI elmer Der
9reiSri4ter, tpie obise 9ablen beipei'
fen. feineSpesS 70 ba4te. Sos
NIT bat Der 2ieberfran3 biesmaI freiIi&
feinen 9reiS erbaIten, aber bic Sbats
fade, bon 136 8ereinen aIS Der beiten
elmer besei9net su tperben, bere6tiet IL
der au Der annabme, baB berielbe nod
oft preissefrbnt bon Sdneerfeiten nah
Sauie fommen ipirb.
glm Dienitas NadmittaS bate ii4
Der gi9enfran3 in eorpore im Saupts
quarter beS 2ieberfran3 eineefunben,
um auf bic atpif1en beiben 8ereinen
bsftebenbe Sreunbi9aft abermals ems
3u idmettern MitsIieber bes slrion
bon Seriep Gitp unb beS 8roofIpn
Sanserbunb seisllten iid ibnen 3u, unb
gar man9er 8ersIei9 ipurbe 3tpiiden
oem gietparfer unb Scrantoner SGns
serfsite se3oeen: bier Strapase-bort
grboIuns, mar 6aS 8eiuItut, unb ipie
iebr es uniern @diten BEL uns in Scrans
ton sefaIIen, benefit bic Tbatia&e, BAT
BET @i6enfrans abermoIs einen 9luS'
flus mad bier unternimmt, um NIT BEN
2ieberfrana semeinidaftIi9 Elm srobea
pic Sic in Sarbietp 3u beranitaIten.
SdmmtIi1e 8ereine ScrantonS, 8er'
cine bon @iIfesbarre, Sasleton etc., etc,
iinb su bieiem 4uSfIus selaben, unt
tpOlen mir nur boifen, baB aud BIZ
Iiebe SOnne am 8. 9lusuit freunbIid
breinl9auen m6se!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
&limatpehfel

brinst mtbr @tnI@sn In bic @rubs, ais adss>
mtin anetnpmmtn pirb. Namentli1 if bits
baufs Der Gaa BET sarten Opsr i&pS9IiGsH
@pnfimti0ntn, uHb unter unieren &inipan-
berern, pelGe ntue SeimliGtttn In iOl&tn
Sbeilrn bss Dtftns iuGsn, In tptlGfn ~ &C.
piifsn Sabrssatiten NaIaria unb tppbUl,s Sic
ber bGufg auftrsten. Die bette 8crbertitung
fir sintn We@id bss alimas, bts WalTsrs
ober ber DtSt, ipeIGe BET elmer 8erGnbfrung
bts @pbnprts oft unpemeiblit lnb, ilt Sp-
fetttr's Wlassubittrs, ptl@ts ni&t nur bas
Spfrm gegen Walaria, bic GinHiiIIe perGnbtr-
liGer 3emperatur, Der 8euGtiefeit unb BIZ
i9p6htnben @irfunstn trppil1tr SiBt fsfist,
iOnbrn aud bas bsift WittsI stsen partltibis-
fttt Dpspspff, 2eberltibfn tnb Gbnli@e Stini-
iudunssn tlf, peIGt BEN Muspanbrtr, BEN
@flb1ftsrfiitnben, bsm Setmann unb BEN In
tropiI1em 8Iima F& aufbaIttnbtn Soariftu
brobsn. Sir Seefabrtr, 8ersltute unb afn.
bauer ir usu befsbslten @sssnben bat % fd
als tpirffamfe SGuBwtbr esetn ALE ibrf sc.
Iunbbtit btbrpbtnbtn 0efabrtn srpielsn, nil
aus sablloisH, biss bsi@stuissnbtn 3susniHsr
berpOr eebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Die @emmerbise.

Iauisnbe bon 2anbIeuten unb Nrbeis
tern iinb i'm Sommsr tdsIi9 bon Mor.
gen Bis Mbenb Der brennsnben Sibe
ausseieBt, tpObur9 biefe Msniden Iei6t
bonn Sonneniti9 befalIen iperben.
Sdufiser iebod erf9sinen miIbere
8rantbeitsformen unb ernitIi6s lin.
orbnunsen bes aopfes unb Massns
iinb bic Solsen bon benz au bielen Ar.
beiten in elmer iiberbibten 2uft. Die
2eber tuirb untbatis. 8erfopfuns foIst
unb bic Sale tritt in's 8lut. Die
Saut ipiro selb unb troden, bic 8unse
bsi6lasen. Ser Menid 1T franf.
@eeen ALE bieie 8ranfbeitserideinuns
gen siebt eS iidere unb idneqe SIIfe
6urd Dr. ausuit 86nis's Samburser
TrOpfen. bem srOBen beutiden 8Iutreis
nieunesmitteI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Sdnaerfeff in W1ilpaufee.

Nm 8. SuIi 1T in WliIpaufee, @isc.,
baS 15te Seit bes gioroipeitIiden Sdns
serbunbeS bur6 Elm gmpfansss Gomert
Der 8ereinisten Sanger bon MiIpaufee
erbffnet uno am Sonntas Mben6 NIT
einem srobartis anseIesten 8oItsfefe
beenbet ipOrben. Sasipif6en CAB es
stpei Saupts unb elm 8iinitlers gonsert,
iotpie 3ipsi @atinecs, bon benen bic
erite srbBtentbeiIs einem aus ben S6Gs
Iern Der b5beren RIafsn Der 5ffentIi6en
SduIen sebiIbeten &inber1or bon 1000
Stimmen einserdumt tpOrben 1T, unb
bic 3tpeite ben bereinieten Srauen15ren
bon Milnaufee. Ser 8unbes6or adbIt
etipa 1900 Stimmen. bas sseitorGefer
sGblt 100 Snitrumente unb ALE Sons
3erte fanben in bem 5000 SibpIdbe
baltenben NuSfeLlunsSeebdube itatt, in
ipeI6em bor fiinf Sabren aud bic Sons
serte beS decentralization Sdneers
bunbfeiteS ab8ebaIten tpurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

Die @usf6ten auf bic @einernte
am Nbein, an Der MoieI unb in ber
9faIs finb unsiinitis ba Der Srof, mas
mentIi9 i'm 8beinsau, bieI Sduben
anseri6tet bat.
-Salirt bat bic ,.8anf Of Sons
merce" in SbeffeIb, AIa. !; iie ftanb
in naben 8eaiebunsen au Der 8anffrma
@ebriiber Moies in Montsomerp, ipeI9e
am NOntas borber bancroft seiporben
1T.
- @eneraIsYOitmeiiter @anamafer
unb anbere pbiIabelpbier ,,@rbBen"
un6 &ir9enIi1ter tuerben bur@ neue
@ntbIlIunsen 6es i'm 8u1tbauIe bes
finbIi6en @rsStabtf4abmeifers Sobn
8arbsIep idiper fOmpromittirt. Sobn
@anamater iteIlt natiirIi6 tpieber NaeS
in abrebe, ,,benn 8rutus mar Elm ebs
renipertber Nann". Der entIaifene
8ants g3aminer Sretp ipar, tpie ii9
aus ienen Gntbdqunsen ersibt, aus
suten @riinben Elm eefisises @erf3eus
ber berfradten 8epitone 8anf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
2tttSton.

- gbtparb McNnbretpS, ber am
Sreitas bon einem 9a9e fel, an mel.
dem er arbeitete, erIa8 am Sonntae
ieinen 8erIeBunsen.
= @ottfrieb 8ulanber unb Dennis
8abbitt, reip. II unb 16 Sabre alt,
tpurben am Montas Wittas in Der SO.
8 penni. @rube bur6 ben @initurs elmer
8ammer ni4t unerbsbIi6 DerIest.
-9aitor 9. ". Struns bon Der
Iutberii9en 8emeinbe babier bat ben
STUFF Der ct. 9auI's 8emeinbe bon
@ilfesbarre anseuommen unb tpirb bic
neus STEELE anfansS September ans
treteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

Sronf SduIa. Der als gu&baIter
bon @onneu & 60. bsr 1lnteri9Iasuns
bon @eIbern aneefIaet tpar, befannte
fi4 f4uIbis unb ,nub eine Strafe bon
sl5 be3a6Ien unb brei Wionats fiben.
Das @eridt bertaste ii6 am Cams
flag biS sum "a. Gusuit, an tpel1sm
1aee ausemeine augmentation isin
tpirb.
Sranf g. OfsGI 1T bonn @eriGt sam
aubitor bes scranton Mrmenbiarifts
,ernannt tporben, um bic bur9 ben Sob
bon Wenbea WtaeIap entftanbens ga.
fang auSaufGlIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Npn Nefersbnra.

Sas petersburs gaftIe SO. 6s,
u. D. 8. Of M. g., bat fiirsIi& foIs
eehbe 8eamten eripGbIt:
9. &. q. CON-, Safob Sries.
g. g. @om., @baS. S. Wasner.
g. g. 9. @om., @bas. @enseI.
9. 8. 81. g., SO. S. 9auI.
g. &. u. 81. g., M. Me1Ier.
Sin. g., @bas. 8obinion.
S&otmeiiter, Geo. S&uIa ir.
6. Of g., @b. &impeI.
". 6. Of g., Gus. Smith.
Snnere Ma6e, Sreb. DaIb.
Ieubere Ma&e, SameS M. 8our.
@apIan, Senrp Sung.
8epraientant, SO. 5. Nealion.
Grufees N. Mie9Ier, Geo. S&d'
fer, Senrp 8auitian.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
SuHmOre.

= 9ie Sranaoien batten am 0iens
flag ibr 8ic Sic in &o&'S Parf.
-Sobn 3. Smith, Der 8rSiibent
ber 8ennipIbania 2obIen Co., itiirste
am Sonntas Mben6 unS brad Elm Grm'
eeIenf. Sa Smith 20 Sabre alt 1T,
70 tuirb bic SeiIuns beS SdabenS feline
S9fpieriefeit baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

- GroBe 8ertpiiituns beruria4en
8rairies Sunbe unb gi@b6rn4en in ben
@etreibefeIbern bes Big 8enb unb 6es
8aIoufes 9iItrifts i'm Staate @aibines
ton; iie baben i9on 30 8rOaent ber
@rnte ruinirt unb man brinst Irienif
in anipenbun8.
- Gus AIbanp, g. o., beri9puns
ben 1T 81. $. Burton, Der Mepfelpeins
unb GfIiafabrif bon Burton & @orrp,
nadSem e. $4,000 erf6pinbeIt batte,
barunter s13, 900, bic er ieinem eieenen
80 Sabre aItsn Batter abnabm. gr bat
in einem Brief feline S&uIb einseitans
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
@ert6bolles Gigentbnrl
an oerfanfen,


bsr StntsrIaGsnf&aft Der Ssrf. 8 Gatbarint
@9abt aussbSrsnb. DGfsIbs bsfsbt aus
ben fOlssnben Strt&tn:
epts an NariOnfra6s sipii&tn @ypmins
uab @aibinstOn, 40 bel t62 aub sur @asp.
Got an MariOnfrabs, 80 bel t62 SUP.
Got an WyOmins aSs., 40 BET 202 5ub.
7epts an abams gpty isbe 40 BET 1852 i5ab.
Die BObnbauisr Np. 1409 unb 14tt San-
bsrlcn aStuus, In sutsm 3Hfanbt nit Cots
is as BEL 1872 5ub.
Saus unb Cot Rp. 410 SIipsifrabt Spii&tn
@yOmtns uub Daibinstpu.
Sbisss Gissntbum pirb unisr siinitissn BE-
binsunssn psrfauft bon
Gbas. Sropp, Grsfntor,
Ais q. @aibtustOn ars
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Mus benz oberen Sbale.

= Die 6iesiGbrise 8eunion ber Stint
county 8eteranen tpirb am 8. Sept. in
Sermpn itattfinben unb ber Son. @as
Iuiba u. 9rotp tuirb bic Seftrebe buIten.
-Die 8. & $. 60. bat ibre @ru'
ben in Sernnpn auf unbeitimnite 3eit
eeidIofen, tpaS Der bortisen BebbIfers
un8 eine sroBe gnttdui4uns 1T.
= Ser 16iabrise @iqiam D'Sara
bon OIppbant, on ber GuImidiefebene
bon Sermpn & So. in Yriceburs bes
i9dftiet. tpuroe am 9ienitas Dtorsen
bel Der Mrbeit 3ipii1en atpei Barren 70
f4limm sequeti6t, baB ct iofOrt itarb.
GarbnnbaIe. e.-Die SoipitaI Gru'
tees baben aus neun Gneeboten fiir ben
8au ba8ieniee bon S. S. WtDran bon
Scranton aceeptirt, tpeI@er Der nie6rieite
8ieter mar. DeiIen Gontraft umfabt
aaes. NIT Ausnabme Der Seisuns,
SentiIation unb 8eIeu4tuns.
= GbarIes @rBsinser bon Getp gorf
sebenft pier cine Sabrif fir bic slnfer'
ti8unS bon nnterfleibern at erri4ten.
: Ser befannte abbofat GgiIbur S.
2atbrop tpurbe Iebte @o1e mad benz
9anbille SrrsnaIpI iiberfabrt, ba isin
i@on felt stpei Sabren fi6 fennsei@nens
Der Srriinn cine sefdbrlide SOrm ans
eenommen bate.
= lin 3.l5 Hadm. am 9ienf flag
brad in elmer S1euer Der sSrau 3,
Barrett auf Der @eitieite Elm Seue,
aus, tpeI9es ben 8au aerifbrte. 81
erfOrovrte arobe Nnitrensunsen, uu
bena4bartes gi9entbum 3u retten.
-Ssnrp 8a6mann, Der felt 90 Sab.
ren bier ipobnte, itarb am Sreitas Nor.
gen in feiner @pbnuns on South 8arI
Strabe i'm Alter bon rs Sabren. 81
binterIdBt cine Bitttpe NIT feds 8In'
bern.
(9lr9baIb @orreiponbens).
Die &rbeiter Der 8. & $. $50.
8rube tpurben am Sreita8 auSbeaabIt.
-@apt. 6. 6. 8attenberS ipurb'
am Nitttpod bon feiner Srau NIT einen
SUbne bei6enft.
2aureI unb Salem StraBen tper.
ben elmer srtinbIi6en &eparatur unter.
fporfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Wapne Gpuntp.

9as 9ie Sic bss SonesbaIs
Manner6or in SbObola Glen pas
aabIrei9 beiu4t.
Ser SatpIep Mdnnerdcr offeriri
Seinen 9arf gum 8erfadf. S9aoe,
bab ber 9Iub ni8t BEL SerantOn Iisst.
= Gin Sdtpeiser Sbnbifat fol- in
ben Counties pife unb @apne $4,000
9tder 2anb sefauft baben unb beabfi&s
tiaen, baffeIbe NIT S@ipeiSern ;u toIos
niiiren, bic li9 benz Obfs unb Tabatss
eau tuibmen ipoHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Ner0e6f uiCbt.

bab man isbs3sit bic beiteu goribeils beim
Saufe bon Saf6en. unb @anoubren, S6mud'
iaden, Silberiuaaren &c. bel
Tree ertan
erbaIten farm. Gin 9rober unb eleganter Bor.
raib Der neuefsn Rufter. auf Die iolioefts art
berfertigt. fortipdbreno borratbig; alle Der.
fauften artiteI peroen 9arantirt
8eparaturen an ubren nno Suipe'
len piro ipe3ieIt aufmerfinmftit 9eidentt. :.
60 miro i'm 6efddft oeuti d
sefpro@en.
g. QB. freeman,
8I5Ier, ,8Iod, Gde Renn abe. uno eprueettr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

Gin gut trbaItenss Z SafslfIapitr mil
euttm Spue iif biais su psrfaufsn in 6fO Itn'
StraBf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
9n oentIdc 0ereine.

Die bsHiI&sn 8rtins Der Stabt Srantpu
ipsrbsn parauf aufmsrflam sema@t, bae bic
strisesr.8anN isbtrjeit fir Bale, pic Riee
une parabfH eHsasirt perbfn Iann. Wulif
gut unb ju nitbrisfffn prtilfn. Nnmslbungsu
lu ma&tn BET 9sabtr auauf Dunntmaiin,
828 Gin Shabe; Obtr BEL Sauptmann 8rani
@Slsr pom Sfriestr Ysrrin, ti04 prospect
Mpenue. 29,6m
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16

a commercial club is move in the right
di ection. Now, If enough persons can be
found in that city to work together har-
moniously without running the knife into
every enterprise in which they are not
| .sonally interested and giving it an
u ly twist, then there may be some hope
yet for the Gem city. 1t would seem that
the misfortunes which have befallen that
city, largely through the backbiting Of its
own citizens, would teach the people to
forget their personal animosities and pet
ty spites and pull together for the common
good"
Silver City Sentinel: Mart. Childress,
a ranchman of the Upper Gila, over 10
years of age, has eloped with another
mans wife. The woman in the case ac-
knowledges that rs summers have passed
and gone since she frat saw the light of
day. She is the wife of G. G. Smart, a
neighboring ranchman and is the mother
Of two children, whom the fleeing couple
took with them. Childress and the wom-
an came into Silver City last week with a
four horse team and wagon and remained
here three days, when they departed, in
what direction is not known. 1t is be.
lieved, however, that they have gone in
the direction of Wilcox, A. t., as there
is some money payable to Childress at
that place. Smart and his wife's father
were in town yesterday and made COM
plant before U. s. Commissioner H. w.
Lucas and obtained warrants for the ar
rest of Childress and Mrs. Smart under
the Edmund's law. Childress is wild
over, his wife having died about a year
ago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16
GEN. M'COOK'S REPORT.
He Recomm ends the Establishment OF
Mi. itary Post and Batteries.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.--Gen. A. McD.
McCook, commanding the department OF
Arizona, in his annual report to the war
department speaks of the growth and
progress of southern California and the
commercial importance of the port OF San
Diego, which will become immeasurably
greater when the Nicaragua canal shall
be finished. He says tLat the defense
less condition of the front of the harbor
at San Diego has been and Is now a
disgrace to the country. He recommends
that military post be established at the
front of the harbor. He also recon-
mends that batteries for the defense OF
the harbor be stationed respectively at
Point Iona, Ballast point, North island
and on tie Sand Pit. He says there has
been no recent disturbances among the
Indians in his department, but suggests
in the interests of humanity the aban-
donment Of the San Carlos reservation
and the removal Of The Indians thereon
to the east.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16

by the delegates to that convention.
When the chairman OF the delegation
C lied the meeting to order in the Board
OF Trade building there, were present A.
T. Stewart, A. McClelland, Judge A.
Royal, Msjor NJ. William, Mr.. Robinson,
B Sweet, p. F. Sharp. S. G. Gallup and
U. Bradley. of the directors, and Jefer-
son Reynolds, of Las Vegas, who came
up specially to attend the meeting.
Much discussion WAS INDUCED in be'o e
the executive members were elected.
Some of the gentlemen seemed to think
that Pueblo would derive but little benefit
from the proposed road, that Denver
would be The terminus and the main Colo
RADIO point, and that I'll Pueblo people
would do would be to watch the trains 70
by. Mr.. Reynolds labored earnestly to
change the minds of these gentlemen and
was in measure successful. The gentle
men elected will attend the meeting OF
the executive committee on the 10th inst.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16
More Indian Lands.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Oct. 16.-A company
of cavalry, under Capt Woodson, passed
through here, yesterday, en- route from
Fort Reno to the Nez Perces Indian
reservation, in the Cherokee strip. They
will act as body guards for the Cherokee
commission which will meet them at
Ponca, to-day, and at once negotiations
with the Tonkosca Indians for their
surplus lands in the Nez Perces reserva
ton will begin. They will then visit
the Poncas, Pawnees, Otoes, Kiowas and
Osages in succession, and, if possible,
negotiation for the opening OF
2 900 900 more acres of land.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16
The StethOdists.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 16.-The
Methodist Ecumenical is nearing its close,
but there is little if any dminition OF
interest in it's proceedings, and at every
session the edifce is crowded. This morn
ing the conference took up for consldera.
ton the matter of social problems, numor-
GUS speakers discussing the church in
relation to labor and capital, the moral
aspects of labor combinations and strikes,
and the moral aspects OF combinations
of capital.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Oct. 16.-The Pres
byterian synod OF Kansas which is in
session in Kansas City, Kas., passed
strong resolutions concerning Catholicism
ana immigration. The resolutions state
that the synod views with apprehension
the concerted efforts OF the Roman
Catholic hierarchy to denationaize our
institutions by substituting the national
isms and customs of continental Europe
in their place, and we must insist upon
the teaching of the English language in
all the public schools as the language Of
this country; and We are opposed to the
formation OF little Germanys and little
Italys and any other clannish tendencies
which keep immigrants from becoming q
homogeneous part of our population"
The government is denounced for ap-
propriating money for the Catholic Indian
schools and the government isurged to
establish nonsectarian public Indian
schools.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16
A MiIIiOnaireS' Bank

New YORK, Oct. 16.-Five hundred
millions of dollars is the combined wealth
of the stock holders of the new Palaza
bank at 5Sth and Fifth ave-, aud which
was opened for business yesterday. 1t is
intended to be millionaires' bank, just
as the Metropolitan club is club OF mil
lionaires. Bishop R. G. Potter is one of
the stock holders and so is John Jacob
Astor, Ex-Secretary VIM. G. Whitney,
VIM. Rockefeller, the oil king, and G. p.
Huntington, the railroad magnate.
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Great Game On.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The English amateur
cricket eleven, under the captaincy OF
Lord Hawke, will pit themselves against
the Chicago Cricket club to-day and to-
morrow, and the Chicago boys intend to
make desperate effort to lay out their
distinguished visitors. The local team
did the handsome thing this morning in
meeting the English players at the Leland
hote! and driving them to the grounds at
Parkside in tally-ho's. Play commenced
shortly before IL O'Clock in the presence
OF a great crowd,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The United Ireland
publishes caKtoon, representing Mr..
Gladstone pleading for the surrender OF
the Parnelltes and adds the following
comment: "No, We can not be friends
with you. We can not, must not, will
not-no, by Heaven, will not--not if Eng
land struck her flag to us and licked the
dust, in the presence of our assembled
people, would we crawl through the shad
ows Of liberalism out into the light of our
promised freedom"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Ground for the
United States government building for
the Worlds Columbian exposition was
broken, yesterday, by the contractor, j.
F. Rees. The total cost of the building
will be $33S, $3.50. 1t is expected that the
structure will be one of the finest OF the
exposition. The building is to be com
pleted in ten months.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The Evening Jour
nal reports cattle receipts, 10000; made
up of 4, 900 Texans, 1000 rangers, re-
mainder natives. There is nothing new
in this market; fat cattle, steady; others,
weak and difficult to sell; Texans and
rangers Of the best quality, also, steady
others, weak; sheep receipts, 5000;
lambs again lower and sheep steady; top
lambs, $3.50 a $5.25.
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Coin and Paper.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 16.-The as.
sistant treasurer at Boston, having re-
Gently refused to Sive gold coin in ex-
change for a thousand-dollar treasury
note, when requested to do 30, has been
informed that his action is not approved
of by the treasury department, in as much
as such notes are there held to be proper
~ redeemable either in gold or silver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-16
Stockmen Protest.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16-Protests from live
stockmen all over the country against the
appointment of a woman for chief of the
department of live stock at the World 3
fair are pouring in on Director General
Davis from all parts of the country. This
is due to the candidacy for the position
of Mrs. Virginia G. Meredith, of Indiana,
who is making an active canvass for the
annointmnnt
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A New Railroad Prof ect.

BosToN, Oct. 16.-Articles of associa-
ton have been presented to the railroad
company setting forth that the Inter
national Railway company" (of Mexico),
limited, had been formed for the purpose
of building railroad from Matamoras on
the United States frontier, to conven-
lent point on the frontier of Guatamala
with branch from near Tuxpan, state Of
Vera Cruz, by the best practicable route,
to the City of Mexico. The capital is to
be $40, 0,000, 900.
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PTTsBURa, Oct. 16.-The Sabbatharian
society has decided to inaugurate war
on the Sunday newspapers. Captain
Wishart, president of the Law and Order
society, will have charge of the move.
ment, and tomorrow night will arrest all
editors, compositors and pressmen found
working after midnight. If the papers
are printed on Sunday NOR ming the car