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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
New " ARon Road.

John Walton, the owner Of the famous
sulpher hot springs, in the picturesque
Vale mountains, IL IN the clty on II bus,
mess trip. lie IL discussing with clti.
zcns the advantages to accrue 10 santa
Fe by the opening Of wagon road from
Espanola up Santa Clara canon via the
Sulphers" 20 Copper CITY. Al pr"sen,
the settlers IN that region are forced 10
go VIA Jemez Syringe, across the sandy
plain TO Bernnlilo, in order to reach the
railroad whereas u first class route eau
be opened by little work, which will
bring the business Of that locality To
Espanola aud Santa Fe during the
past summer Mr., Walton has employed
pack trains H. carry merchandise from
Espanola to his place aud aud has found
even this expensive method to I've quicker
aud cheaper than via Bernalillu, From
Espanola to "tho Sulphurs" is trail VI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

Thrr" years ago Capt Grozer spent
Thanksgiving on the inside % his horse
on the summit u he Black Range dur.
ing one OF the worst storms that ever
visited this section Of the country. The
captains horse died while crossing the
range, and in order to keep from perish.
ing he dlssmboweled the animal and
crawled within, whore he remained thres
or four days aud nights, and in all was
without food for eight days, aud very
nearly perlshed before he reached q
place ~ relief, In consequence OF his
adventure he loat all the toes OF one foot,
and the other foot IL CH at the inatep,
Yesterday the captain stood in front OF
the postuiiice, Of which he ~ master,
hasklng in the warm sunshine ami stir
ring up the dust with hIs stub feet, re.
lating his experience ard expressing
thanks that though his lot was n fourth.
class poEtnRstership, he was spared 70
serve his great aud glorious country in
that capacity; that his bones are not
TO day bleaching with thofe Of his horse
on the spinal column OF the Black Range
whore they glsten and dazzle IN the glad
sunshine Black Range
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Nnilre of Publication.

Ierritury ~ New Mexico, Sscuud Juiicih! DM-
uict court, County ~ lIetnRlIllu.
MAuricia Ot"rn do Gallcsn-
vs. No, llNk
CruE iSllcsu~.
thanccrJ Tor divorce.
III" said d"f,ndAnt, truE i'all".t'S. IL hereby
Motif. that suIt IN equity NAA h'"n commenced
against him In the DISTRICT court for the county
OF lhrnalillo, territory ~ New Mexico, by said
complainant, MauricIA Ot"tu lie tiHllcgo@, Toe an
absolute divorce AR. T.a-.diinn ~ tho marriage
tie~ now existing t-twe"n part e hereto. on the
grounds ~ alandunmrnt Hn, failure Ia supI1rt,
his App.arrnce la HaId SUIT with the clerk and
register Ia CHANGER, ~ said cour, un or before
the hr-t day ~ N. nett February term 81 said
court, Ia 10 i-gun and held u, the court house In
La Lunas, In III. county ~ Valencia and terri
tory ~ New Mexico, on the third Monday III feb-
ruary, A, ID. iFfl, decree pro confe-zo therein
will be rendered. against him, -. ...
CHAS y. HUNT,
Clerk and llogist.r in thAncery.
J. Franchise Chav-a, Solicit " for Tom lainSnt
November "a, l-pi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

I"ff,tuty - New Mexico. Scr.Nl Judicial Dis
uiri, uuuil ~ BcTuAlil'u.
ft-' National lhuk II MmI urfgu"I
John \, I.-. ts",utut l'c
Petition IT, sill real c.tat"
THE defendants. tiiu lHibuii, Maud lHlluu
AMI liHm I. lhlbrtt, sU-i With John 4. lsr,
.A,-utut - the '-iair ~ William y IAlhou,
bus aud jess" W kuhlius, her hn-l and, and
fr,slef'rk lhllSdt, ARE hereby uutih"d that
i-'tiiiuu hNs been hl"l IT, H." district Cuurt, for
the county ~ lirfuslillu, territory ~ New Mex
leo, hl the fir-t National Hank ~ Albu iurrpue,
ft All order Ia neil certain real estate .ituair in
t"rtitnt, ~ New MEXICO. (" vii Lot numbsp
unr ~ IN block numl-T sixteen To-, lots NUM-
l"ts thirteen as and fourteen 10 IN block
Humlrt seventeen a., let nUmlsT scfsafsen
IL aud that certain tract 81 hand !-'giuning at
n point hU~'u t!i fest north ~ the north line
the r"atrr line ~ ~r-t Antuhuusr track, IN tho
JHfd ~ the AtCht-un, luI-'kh \ SANTA Fc NAtl-
roal company, running thence wet one hum
dtr-l and fourteen ~ fest tu the "art line of
FRONT street theme" -Uth uu the 'g-t line 81 Front
street Hcycniy i've ttii f"'t, thence UaHt TN line
PARALLEL with the south line ~ Lad avenue ono
hrndr,-i and fourteen iliIl Test and thence
north seventy five tiil f,s ~ The place al begin
n,ng, To satisfy tie snm du" and owing Ia i-'ti-
tiuners NJ evidenced 10y certain ptuInissnry
notes, and more fully >"i forth "a III" bill 81
conn lnint herein. and tu tiny ~" drhtr ~ Will
liam D. Talbutt, dccca-.-i and uni"-s luu, the
sAid drf"udnntr, enter )uut HpIEarnnc" IN tho
said suit un III" r,turn day ~ u writ heretofore
irHutsl Ia To- satN,si uituu you, aid return Hay
being nifty days after u" @N d1l ~ OCtot"r
lsii, in the office ~ ia" clerk 81 aid court
deere" will H. rntrr'Si against you.
tu,s. ,. iluNT, Clerk.
WAAHHS, FERuUSSoS 4 HWtsrE.
S"iicitnr- Tor Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Publication Notice.

Territory ~ New MrIicn, S,cnnd Judicial Dis-
triet, County ~ BernRllllo,
MAthilde CAs-adillo,
W.. No. dait,
Gusippc Can~Adillu.)
ChAncery Tor iiv urcr.
IL. said defendant, Gu-ipIr CaS,a,iiilo, Ia
hereby nutihe~i that n suit IN chan ocfJ las been
commenced against him ia IL" district court for
the county ~ BcrnAlillo, territory ~ New Aeti-
CO, by said COMPLAINANT AAihildo taAsnlillo for
AN absolute divorce anil dissolution ~ the mar
riAgo ties now existing b",UUrn said parties. on
the grounds 81 dsH"rtiun, cruel and inhuman
treatment, and for general r"lrf, and unless 700,
the said defendant, enter your arIsnrancc IN Aaid
nuit with the clerk ~ said court, uT brfurc the
neXt rcturn day, II bring the 1t dny ~ Dccsm-
h~T, A u, l-fl of said court, NJ tho court house
In h'rnAlillo county, AlhuIu"rIur, New MEXICO,
n decrre pro eonfa-so VIII iln onter'sl theFetn
against you. imA-, b, liUST.
Clerk and Register IN thAncsry.
W. II. WHITMAN, Solicitor Tor omplainAnt.
Dated October l, A. D. lSpi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Good Time TO Plant Trees.

Set your fruit trees out in the fall,
By 30 dong you will gain years time
over those set out in the spring follow.
ing. Ia the fall tho strength OF the tree
the sap --is all in the roots, aud during
the winter new roots start and grow ssy.
eral inches in length, and the ground in
the meantime becomes compact aud firm
arouLd- about the tree, and the following
season they grow rapidly, whereas il
transplanted in the spring It takes them
all summer to maze start in growing
This ia the experience Of some OF OUT
oldest and best orchardists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
MENtt,NN LEAD ORES

We all remember What u great bow
went up from the smcltrr people and
their newspaper organs, tSu ~ three
years ago when II "as proposed to put II
tariff on foreign lead ores Tor the rrutoc
ton ~ American mncrs hud how We
were warned that such policy would
paraly ~ ia" smelling interests - all tlle
country and drive all the capita. employ
ed in that ludurtr! into old MrN,rp. The
democratic papers ~ t. hhsu were par.
ticularly emphatic aud rarrcst IN their
declarations upon that point MI accord.
ing 10 their predictions NIL H." rpr,'"rs
been moved over INTO Mexico before
this But 30 Ear 1T nuyhody knows not
d single American STACK has had IT. free
put out on that account, but on the con
trary numerous Tow ones have been -
tablished, OH uure havr generally been
enlarged, and while all ARE running t.
their fullest capacity, they tal 80 "a;
short 81 meeting the demands upon them
that II ~ estimated b! competent RIthur'
lty that II the smelling facilities Il ~,
south ~es, could bee dupucatrd to.mor.
row, there would st,l b" plenty II busi.
meas Tor all 81 them
Tins condition ~ tuugs Mae brought
about 10y the Tact that the tUriI ur lead
ores protected IT," AMERICAN miners
agalns, the p"ou lanor employed hy the
great mining c'mpau,cr - MrNucn, tu
such extent thU' thousands u tuhs n
Gree OF this C.ue- ate TOW hrug ,urroI
cut every dnl by mines that Ncre ut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

tily tive mivs. aud f,pn tur latter
rnut g. Cope, cry i, IL tWcut, tive
mrirs. Mr. " = Archer, ~ raurhmau
90 tie Nnll,r, IS co operating With Mr..
Nutua g. opou thus ROAD auI r,'mh''r
3, u' % yau r' dur, ftr S,,n NrN NcN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
pROpOsAIS ron CoNsTRU, TION OF ONE
4 SET 0P offiCEhs ~ AhrEhS, AT FORT

1 bET Of OffiCElS QUARTERS, AT FORT
APACHE AhlI INA -lieadluarters DeIArt-
La Angeles, Gal, November II, lspi. Sealsd
prop~'sals IN duplicate, will hs rccciyel Al this
ipfiie. until ~ o'clock n. m, un the ~ dAy OF
will ha uIened In III" Ir,-cnce ~ attending bld-
dsrs, Tor the construction At bort Apache, Ar
roma 81 one Not Oiiicers quarters, according To
plans and spec ihcatIons ON ale at this utiice and
the office ~ IA" past quartcrinAAter nj that post
which will In shosn aud blank PROPOSALS and
circular giving full Instructions ~ Ia manner
of bidding and terms ~ cnntrAct Furnished on
application. Tho Goysrnment reserves the
risht a. reject any ur al pIup,~Als. Envelnpes
containing PROPOSALS should In marked Pro
pOsAls for tOnH' Tuctiun At Fort Apache, An
sona and addrr~Aed tu lh. und. isnsd. J. q.
{. LEE, MAJOR and Chief Quartrrmustsr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
mavr We Diamond Minesr

Prot, T.. q. FoOte, IN n paper read he
fore meeting 81 scientific soCiollr' IN
Washington. spoke Of u geological Tor
nation that gave rise 60 some very m.
tcrcstlng suggestions. HIS thrsls was
based upon the claim that IN u colieC
ton Of very remarkable specimens OF
mc,eurlc iron found on the side ot era.
ter mountain, Arizona, he had discover
cd diamonds.
Crater mountain tlses abruptly w
feet above the surrounding PLAIN The
walls u the 10 called crater, which az.
very steep, and formed Of sandstone and
limestone, and are lifted at an angle ~
g. legrces. But as no lava or other vol
canic products are toInd the hollow
can not be considered true crater. As
this depression IL % similar character to
that from which the diamonds at Kim.
berry, South America, Gre dug, why
should not diamonds abound in Arizona,
New Mexico and Mexico, which are the
richest regions for meteorlc iron IN the
world;
Prof Foote's theories, says the Jewel
ers Circular, Rre among the suundest
advanced IN the sea Of speculation on
the production ~ diamonds Of the past
decade. But az the conclusions Of sci
ence are too often premature aud too
positive TIE letter ~ the learned gentle
mans proposition must not bc accepted
without the proof derived from thorough
investigation,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Cured BY Using

AVER, Cherry rcctural I, leads all other
"ln January, isso, wIs taken down with
mra,lcs aud scarlet fever aud exposing my.
srh too soon, caught severe Geld which
settled un my luur, ! WAS forced to take
H. my bed aud WAS So ~ that The doctors
drSplitrd II my recovery, SURPRISING me
~ hr IN quick consumption Change 81
climate was recommended, bat ! began TO
use Ayers Cherry rcctutal and soon found
tclrt After using several bottles, ] VAS
cutri sO that I am now ~ well and rugged
a. ever" John Dillandcr, CianCsman ~
steam shovel, e.. \. & y 4. Il. H. Co.
Justin Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
And Bronchitis

II seemed as n could not survive. all the
usual remedies proving ~ ~ avail. Az last
I thought II Ayers Chcny rcctotal, aud
after taking two bottles oi this ne'lrthe 1
wa, restored ~ health D." - Chas. Gambini.
Smiths Ranch, Suuuma Co, cal
There ~ nothing better Tor coughs than
Ayers Chcity rrctural. use u" other PFC.
patation."- Annie y Butirr Providence, RI
W. n Gran 4 Go, Druggists, Carson,
Iowa certify that oil throat and lung trou.
tiles are speedily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

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commanding, Nt.I b" ordered here, and
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Naturai ia. aua All

Natural gas il Known TO exist adjacent
TO Cerrillos, as in years past a strong
flow was tapped IN prospect drilling, in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
SORETHRoAT

bronchitis, colds, coughs, asthma,
and even consumption, ~ the early
stages. yield to Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. singers, actors, auction.
GERS, public speakers, clcrgymcn.
teachers. lecturers, and all who arc
liable To- disorder of the vocal organs,
find u sure remedy IN this wonderful
and well known PREPARATION. AS
an emergency medicine, IN cases OF
Group. whooping cough, etc, IL
should hc III every household.
Two year, ago suffered severely from
An attack NJ sore throat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Rafael Ortiz
la,rISiil,irnt

NrHpundCut
thsnc.D Tor divorce.
The said r"spun,rnt. RAta"l OrtiL, II hereby
notihsSi that n suit in Chhnc"tl las ls"n COM
m-nced against him. In aud fur the county ~
BernAillo and territory ~ New MrSico, by said
complainant, Marin lie Ia Lut tand"lAra, Tor an
ah-ou," divorce aud dissolution ~ ia" mar
rage ties existing h.twccn the parties, on the
grounds 81 abandonment and failure To- support,
and for other and further relief, and the said
respondent L. hereby notified that unless he
enters his appearance IN SAID suit, IN III" office OF
We chtk nhd Register ~ san cunt' On or 'ripf"
ing IL" hrst Monday ~ March, A u. is'n, .
d,rrr" pro c"ni,rso th"rrlu VI bc rendered
against JON,
IMis =. lIUST. clerk.
JOSH u. HrNN. Solicitor f"r Complainant
Albuquerque. \. 81 October 18th, A. II. l-pi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

Territory - New Mexico, Second Judicial Dis
trict, County ~ hcrnhllllo.
MAriA lie Ia Luz ,Rnlrlaria
Complainant
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

lhe ollIrHl vote ~ ONO, with the tx
crruuu u llaurpck county, gives MAJOR
Mckinley i-4,u2i votes, Gov ornor Camp.
bell, ,gO, ~, Ashcnhurst, the pruhlbi.
uou,st cand,dnte, 1853, and Srltz the
pcupIc'r party candidate, 2h91l. This
uakcs Mckinley plurality 9l,234 The
vote u llaIcpck county will lie very
Goose, aud It viii make but little change
m Mck,ul"ys' plurality, Las, year Han
cock gave H." republican ticket 900
votes aud the democratic ticket AGA
yutrF, Taking thus IA an average vote
~ ilaDcurk, It lncreaPNs Mck,nlcy's total
vote b. -, %, and CampOell's 10 No..
i"' The total vote Of OHIO this year IL
about ;H;,rl, Hs against 7i2.uU last
year, 1000 twu years ngo, aud $4,000
~ lN~S
lu new army drlIl prescribed by the
authorities Tor both regulars aud militia
ls To- nlirutrnts aud purposes u copy from
the German Fyetrm II IL sad Ia bc Lease
atguluR than the American tactics, over
which II ls believed & possess n decided
advantage,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Nutirr ~ Suit.

r"t,tury - New MrSiru. Scr.nI Judicial Dis
trirf, uuu'l ~ HcTualil'u
fif-t National Nnuk - Nlhuu,uiuu,
-. Ne. 500.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-19
TROOPS In THE HOLD
The Story Of the NOrthWard Voyage
Of the Steamer Itata.
Her Companion, the Esmsralda, Was
Prepared to Fight.
Speedy Charleston Again Steamiug
South in Pursuit.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.-The grand jury
in session at Los Angeles investigating the
facts In relation to the cargo carried by the
Chilian ship Itata has obtained the following
testimony, it is said. of two deserters from
the Itata. These men testified that when
the Itata started north she had on board 80
new rifles and 200 old ones. When the Es.
meralda and Itata met off Cape San Lucas
the former had $50 men all told and the lat
ter had 80 sailors and 60 soldiers, the latter
in citizens clothes. They were instructed If
they divulged the secret of the vessels mis-
sion that the death penalty would follow.
The Itata carried four six pound guns hidden
under canvas, with her small arms in the
forward hold. The soldiers were slowed
away there also and food was sent them
from on deck. Every appearance of the ves-
sci being prepared for war was removed two
days before she steamed into San Diego,
when she looked like a first class and clean
merchantmen. 1t was understood by every
body aboard that the Itata was on the out
look for schooner with rides and other
munitions of war. The programme
was for the Itata to get the munitions
of war from the Robert and Minnie
at some place in the tropics and to transfer
them to the Esmeralda who would escort her
southwark to Iquique. If the trip was not
made without Interference, the Esmeralda
proposed to give battle. The Esmeralda and
Itata were commanded from Iquique to St.
Lucas by each others masters whoexchanged
to their rightfnl commands at the latter
point. Some information was obtained in
dicating that IL was the intention of the
Itata to transfer the guns and ammunition
from the Itata to the Esmeralda at Pre-
haluqe on the east coast of lower California.
Whether the Esmeralda met the Itata there
before returning to Acapulco is unknown.
Mr.. Hathaway, Peruvian consul, contends
that the Itata bad an ample coal supply when
leaving San Diego to allow her to steam to
Iquique without stopping and gives it as his
view that the steamer has gone direct to that
mint
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-19
1T WAS A GALLANT RESCUE.
The Crew OF Maine Vessel Found
Clineing to the Wreck.

NORFOLK, May 1S.-The steamer Dorches-
ter, plying between Boston, Norfolk aud
Baltimore, gallantly rescued shipwrecked
sailors in mid ocean yesterday. Second Off
Ger White manned and lowered life boat
and after being baffled by the waves several
times succeeded In taking off the six men In
safety.
The derelict vessel was found to be the
Kate Foster of Machias, Me-, owned by E /.
White, of Harrington, Me.
Capt. Smith said they were eight days out
and during the heavy storms of the 10th
inst, they found that the vessel was leaking
badly.
II manned the pumps" said Capt. Smith,
shut could not gain on the fast rising water
and at IL p. M, she rolled over. In order to
right .her we cut awayithe masts. Every
thing movable was rolled out of her and all
we had to work with was knives, with
which we cut away the shrouds and back
stays. When the masts snapped off she i'm
mediately righted. Her deck load of eleven
tiers of piling was gone. From this time
till IL 45 Sunday we clung for our lives to
the dismantled schooner, seas sweeping over
us at every ;roll, with not single sail in
sight"
The men rescued were Capt. E. c. Smith
OF Jonesboro, Me, Edwin Smith mate, JONES'
port, Me-, sWm. Grant, cook, Charles Gar
net, Edwin Sawyer, all of Jonesboro, Me-.
and Frank Berry of Nova Scotia. The YES,
sci is total loss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-19
OUT OF THE LAP OF SPRING.
Winter Is TreadIng on the Toes Of the
Coming Summer.

DANsvILLE, N. Y. May 1S.-A great ca
lamity befell the inhabitants Of Genesee val
ley Saturday night in the destruction Of the
enormous prospective fruit crop by blight
ing frost. Ice formed half an inch in thick
ness. 1t was the coolest snap at this season
since the memorable one of 1858, which left
the valley as desolate and barren OF fruit as
desert.
CHICAGO, May 1S.-Despatches from points
In Illinois report very heavy frosts Sunday
morning, doing much damage to small fruit
and early garden vegetables. Belvidere re-
ports the loss in that county alone will be
thousands Of dollars.
WINAMAC, Ind, May 1S.-The heaviest
frost that has yet appeared here this season
occurred Sunday morning, doing much dam
age to fruit and vegetables. The ice in some
places was quarter of an inch thick.
Holland, Mich. May .1S-For the last
three nights severe frosts have done much
damage to small fruits and vegetables.
Wheat and grass were damaged considerably
in some localities,
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GENERAL NEWS.

The estimate of the loss by the fire in
Muskegon. Mich, Is now S75O,000. Fully
1900 people were burned out.
The striking switchmen of the Northwest
ern railroad have asked to be reinstated.
About 80 per cent of them will probably be
taken back.
Pension Commissioner sd.o M J. Raam says he does
tiOn by resigning. He claims that there is a
conspiracy to break down his character.
The case of Frank Wilson, who killed
Lena johnson In Boston Friday night has
been continued for two weeks. The inuuest
will be held Saturday.
A collision between passenger aud freight
trains at Huntington. Ind, Sunday, caused
Eramps. who were stealing ride. have been
arrested, accused OF tampering with the air
brake.
A conference OF striking miners and oper
ators will be held at Des Moines. Ia. Tines.
day. with view of settling the trouble. At
present the miners are sustaining themselves
and families on $5 week allowed them by
the national union.
The shortage of ex-Cashier Townsend. of
the Aver, Mass. bank, is S37, 600, Town
send is at home awaiting trial.
Tramps started fire In the town of La
monte. Mo, Sunday, which did S35. 600 dam
age. Four of the tramps were arrested.
John d. Morrison, a lawyer of ability. and
well known all over Southwest Texas. killed
his wife and himself at their residence in
San Antonio, Sunday.
Estelle Morris, aged 16. has been arrested
in Indianapolis, charged with attem ntino tn
poison her family. The poison was intended
only for boarder named Breckiey to whose
family are dangerously Ill.
A special from Clarksville. Texas saws
that H. B. Wright, of the prominen't 'Hy law
firm of Sims & Wright, has left town. The The
firm has been handling money there for sew
eral eastern concerns. Wright's lIabilities
are placed at $4,000. ''o'
President Harrison has commuted the ,en.
tences of the Nayassa murderers to impris-
abuse to which they were subjected an the the
island as mitigating circumstance. '