Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-13
CONDENSED NEWS.

Allan G. Thurman is 78 years old to
day.
Stuart Robson married Miss May Wal
dron in New York.
Lizzie Roe, of keokuk. Iowa, l3 year,
old, has eloped with negro,
A vaise containing $4,000 worth O
jewelrv was stolen from train at Dayton
Ohio.
Mrs. Maloney, an inmate Of the st
Peter (Minn.) hospital, committed suicide
by setting her clothing on fire.
The water famine at New York begins
to look serious, and rainmakers will be
asked for unless relief comes soon.
A large excursion party Of business
men left New York yesterday, in vestl-
buled Pullman cars, fer San Francisco.
Severe storm on Puget sound, between
Tacoma and Seattle, has destroyed tele-
graphs and stopped railroad trallic.
At bull fight, at CaftelIamare, on the
Gulf of Naples, stand containing 500
people collapsed, and 100 were badly
hurt.
Near North St. Paul, Wis, Andrew
Kohler shot and killed Winnie Dree, be
cause she would not marry him. He then
succeeded in making his escape.
Federal grand jury in San Antonio,
Texas, has indicted the officers of the
Louisiana lottery. They are charged with
sending lottery advertisements through
the mails.
The report Of General Secretary-Treas-
urer Hayes shows the Knights of Labor
to be in a hourishing condition. The
convention continues in session at IOle.
do, Ohio.
ExPresident Hayes, in a speech at the
southern exposition, Montgomery, Ala,
said that he believed now, as he believed
fifteen years ago, in home rule and local
selt-govel
Mrs. J. Y. Pearson was shot dead by
she had just secured his release from the
station house. She was trying to quiet
him when he shot her.
A Green Point q. l. man has invent
ed a machine which is expected to re-
volutionize the lumber business 1t cuts
up log in various thickness without
making particle of saw dust.
Charles Smith mortgaged everything
he had near Dubuque, Iowa, left his wife
and children, and married young girl
and gave reception. lie has been sent
to jail for bigamy.
Sto1dard, the forger, who got out Of the
Tennessee prison by forged release, is
collecting money on letters purporting to
be signed by Winnie Davis, daughter OF
jeff Davis.
The chief of the bureau Of statistics re-
ports that the total value Of exports of
domestic bread-stuils, during the month
of October, 1891, was $24 ,4G3 334.
The statistical returns of the depart
ment CT agriculture for November make
the corn crop one OF the largest in vol
nme, with rate OF yield slightly above
the average of twent six bushels per
acre.
In Binghampton, n. Y, Robert Stein
metz attempted to kill Fred Schrader,
who had eloped with Steinmetz's wife and
baby from Cleveland, Ohio. The enraged
husband recovered his baby and left his
wife with Schrader.
At Washington, n. J., q number of
men, claiming to belong to law and
order party, treated woman to coat of
tar ana feathers, on the ground that she
was disorderly.
A statement has been prepared at the
pension office, showing that during the
month of October, 1891, 1886 pensions
of all classes were granted, the first pay
ment OF which aggl egated "a, 35S sos, or
1929 to each pensioner.
John Triber, city councilman of Dead
wood, s. D., is in military prison at
Mainz, Germany. He is an American