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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
worlds faik Ravoy

New York. July H., Advices from
London say that the arrival OF the
world's Fair commission headed by Zen.
iamin Butterworth is being anticipated
with q good deal Of interes, In all tho
large oentsrs OF commerce Of this coun.
try, aud that there ID no doubt but that
the commission by informing intending
exhibitors OF what has been done, and
what II is intended 10 do, will give the
World's Fair movement in this county a
decided impetus The commissioners
are expected at Southampton to day,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
Determined TO lsIr.

kanRas city, july l7,-Edward J.
Frank from Rnches,er, y. T., committed
suicide at the Central Police station IN
a peculiarly horrible manner. lie had
sought lodging ut the station ior the
night AMI Sas given cell To sleep IN,
The turnkey haa JUS, locked him 10
when Frank drew n clasp knife from hI
pocket and with II cut Ioep cash IN
his throat The turnkey hastcned back
TO the mans relief when Frank inserted
three fingers u his right hand ani tore
the cash into u gaping wound. The SUI.
eide diet in five minutes. Frank Ia said
To 10 brother ot we'll knoHn grocer
Of the same name in Rochester, y. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
Convention closing.

ST. Paul July Il. This IL the closing
day OF the convention ~ the National
Editorial association and already the
delegates are beginning to turn Their
faces homcward All ara cn,husiaste
in their expressions % appreciation o.
the hospitaii,ies that have been extend
cd them. THIS morning session was &c
copied with mlscellnneous and uutinish.
Ell busincss. This Afternoon the dele
gates went on mn eKcurs on to Lake
Minnetonkn, and tonight they will 10
rendered II grand banquc, which viii
bring the gathering Ia close.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
~ aItrT Shupr ~ bead

Mr and Mr. & H. Nhupo me, with IL
Yer, erya, u''hc,luu IA the sudden aud ~
tlcI' unexpected death u ;hcrr only
chUa. Walter, Nho died at Hhou, two
g clock 'his morning
Waiter wa, hugh, and promising
boy, or,. deserving to- u" the center -
affection hptu M the hom" c.r,'e and
among h.s r,aymntrs iiD- sickness had
lHH'"l tut sou" weeks, hut ior the past
trN daN. hr had necm"d t. bc Hu9Iug,
and the many friends Nho wer" anxious
Dor u,s recovery, frlt confident that he
WWs steadily improving, ~ TINT 9. IL
quite Il s"\"rr shurk To them To- learn 81
ius death, the cause - which was hem
orrhagr u the bowels, which began
about one O'Clock
On hlssINth htfthdny las NAV he had
hN"r! m" att" part! - friends To help
hlm ENJOY the occasion, and NJ tn. sun.
day school concert uu June u. he made
las hrrt attempt 10 tai" part with the
other children ~ public exercises, and
his Ell! DNmout ~ the cutir" exercises ~
that thIldrcn's dag Wag u great pleasure
t. hls pn:9nts aud those who watched
him There In uo doubt but that he has
gpur To Join that company "Whos an
gels DO always behold the face ~ our
Father ia llrsycn."
Devoted friends haN"trIed 10 assist the
bcr"avrd parents ia the long illness, and
especially IN the hour ~ death, and the
s!mpathics ~ the whole community
goes forth To m"2t them nt this time,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
Gallup t.IrAeinEs

From the En-
Don't lose sight Of the fact that We
need new brick school house.
Messrs. Morton X Doane are burning
their second kiln u brick. This uhs
contains sl00,O0 brick.
The bald-headcd meu OF town have
formed II glse CLUB and their fayorltS
summer song IL, "Shou, Fly; Don't
Bother Me-"
Az NO stated two weeks ago, there %
no more small pox in town, The dseas
was eradicated through the active meas
ures taken by the health com mi,tee.
Judge James Maloney was In Albu.
querque last week representing the in.
terests u the people Of Gallup before
the board ot county commissioners. HB
work told
A few evenings ago one OF the uighi
reporters FOR this paper noticed young
man walking down Coal avenue with
two heads on HE shoulder. One hesd
wasn't his, however-it belonged " 9
dark haired young lady,
Billy Campbell, Con Kennedy and the
rest Of the delegation who took in the
JemcS springs and vicinity on pleasure
trip, returned home on Thursday. They
we're all pleased with the trip. They
did not tree any bear, but had oil the
trout that they could get away with.
Miss Sadie Wilson was up again 10
fore his honor, Judge Maxwell, OH Thurs
day on the charge ot being disorderly
She was fined slO, which was paid. Shs
and the laudlady Of the 'Dobe hal a.
alteration on the streets the evening
previous and the former 20; worsted.
Mr., ID. Lesser ID building a pa!a'iL
brick residence on the corner % Al,S
avenue aud Fourth street. IL 10 The
first brick residence built in Gallup
The building will be 9i by 39i. iees
with a large bay window IN tue corner
Ii will he cut up into five O. six rooms
Mr., +. Segsr has the contract for the
brick work aud IA assisted by Mr.. j
Todd. both OF whom are fret class brick
masons W. A. Parr, OF Winslow, hs
the contract for the wood work. Mr.
Lesser can Justly feel proud OF being The
first man to build brick residence 10
Gallup.
| Ar,k,a n,,wn 1ha ~ .aar ,il ann M
Mr. and Mrs. j, X, Brown, met with
painful accident on Monday last. lilo
was up the canon about half mile irou
their house on the corner OF Secopd
street and Aztec avenue and had small
pistol, He saw Mr.. Swain johnson sP
preaching and mlstakIng him for hi
father attempted ia hurried mannS
to place the pistol in his pocket. The
hammer Of the pistol caught on the hA'
OF his pant pocket aud the weapon v~
discharged, the bail entering the left lss
below the hip ranged downwardly aud
lodged just above the knee cap on The
inner side OF IL" leg. The bal was eu'
out by Or. r. T.. Robinson. Archie .
resting we'll and will soon be out.
Our miners should lay away Sons
good specimens Of ore for exhibition o.
the Albuquerque fair. A great many
peoplo interested IN mining will visit tss
thriving city during fair time, and .
good display from this county will w
doubleday attract attention. All spec
mems sent TO this Office will be carefuiy
labled and placed on exhibition mar
Sanlamhar - Kinuaton Arizona MineG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

\ Pheasant Gathering sT ,herrfuI
Itttle toILs


Yesterday Afternoon little Wtcuettn
Miller, daughter NJ Lur,n Miller. gave u
party to hcr many little friends The
gathering hclulcd most ~ he bright
lit" boys and eirls u the city, aud all
prcsout greatly cuIolcd the entertain
mcu, Mother Guosc" Wns enacted to
the dcarht ~ the httlc ones, the char
nctcls h,tuR dressed IN appropriate cop
tunes.
DtvW,,trE, bitHEstStrr.
Wrr"t'N Miller Mstt'p. Ma'J, quite con.
ttNtl
t,un NiIIrr LATHE Jack Homer
Tim f"tgu-."n and Harvey i"tgu~sou- MarJ
I.sL.l N rncct nnd jamie wtu,h The nttl,
hH., ",ot sl' sent =" lnni u 4" huJ himself u
M" and bi- s,tc
Nhftpf't " siIugipu lr-t'l Maiden iau.
,uu. \lr,s't lutiir NisH Iroty Nj.
.MtI,y huhus j,cES rn,t- Wife.
NNFgIttt'" i,,=''-Iur, u ~ Hearts
Helen ltupy LATHE u, r,-p.
Sslu, khni"t sister SIZE.
lulla ,olltrr .l.t,Ir loly rundrr.
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tl"-',t puu-yn. ltii.u I o,, Me-.
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,u,,g l1-onAnr r,,or. r.'or rumrkln lr
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

The Santa Fe county board decided
to make no tax exemptions on account Of
mortgages held by the building and loan
association, and exemptions heretofore
rranetd on this account, were declared
void.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

Ayers Hair vigor has long held the
first place, as a hair. dresser, In the est
nation OF the public. Ladies' hnd that
this preparation gives n beautiful gloss
to the hair, aud gentlemen use il to pre-
vent badness aud cure humors in the
scalp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
" ar.h'r Money.
,Inhin JuIv II 'rha

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE author.
ties have already given up all hope o,
capturing Gideon W. Marsh, the de.
taultine bank president, although the 10
ward ~ ten thousand dollars hang
ing over his head will be kept up 10.
deiinately. II Is pretty generally 10
lieved TINT his wife il acquainted with
his whereabouts. She Las 10 far KEEP,
the Information, II she possesses Il
irom even her most intimate associates
There il u very general impression tina,
Marsh IL stlll in this country, every
channcl through which he could have
gone abroad having been looked Into
without result John Bardsley, the cou.
victed treasurer, and who was taken 70
Cherry liill last week, has been put to
work at chair making.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

aud will 20 direc, to London. They vii
be handsomely cntcr,Aincdby the Amer.
lean colony, aud grand banquet, ct
which tho Prince ~ Wales aud Cthe,
no,abi,itcs will he special guests, h1
bceu moo ed From here they will 20 10
Pare, Berlin. Vienna, st. Petersburg
Copenhagen. Stockholm and Btussels
~ each place they will confer with Local
and national commissions and Officials
aud give valuable Information relative 10
transportation, space, site and Other
points upon which the people abroad
nre not M present very we'll informed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

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/ tng seven cl,l' cases ana number oi
territorial cases ""r" disposed az The
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Mr.. John y. Shrck, u the excellent
! H. "-.aa Stick Grower. II IN the clty.
I'll .,LocH GruArr If now DONG "A good
hu.u,sa, and - Increasing It's circula.
ton.
4 new asphalt sidewalk viii h" butt
at once around the Commercial block
and IA front - the stores "t Ben Robert
son, Il. Is. Meyers, aud I'M ClIl@tN
building
The Afternoon Hon, Martaup = Dtero
purchased a huuss and lot on Walter
street, m the Highlands. - Charle,
Whiting. aud two lots adjmulng II Cal
vim Whiting
Aide Haas, Who Inns homestead east
OF W. i iinrw"rdH, On the mesa, ~ iIlng
very SICK with consumption. lie eH
poets friends aud relatives this evening
or to.morf"" from the east
Sheriff j. !. Perca, Hon. Pedro Perea
aud Jacob" rlsarrl called at tins office
to day, and stated ihnt I'll" recent dilli'
Guilty at HernalIlIo was caused b! NJ. >
o,"ro f"ncln. mp u pubIic road ana lha'
, w" "n"'' Vow" !'''''' ~ NV ,,,''''"H "
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courts "he'" tue '"Se property o''onsS'
Tu CltIllN - informed that u prom
lneut legal firm proposes to iost the Val
t,hty - the cty ord,aancc relative t,
the runlisratlon ~ stare, awnings, etc
- II IL said that Ia" questions ~ prva,,
rights. easements, prescription, rondcm
nation, cnutisrniipn. Iujunctions, and
great many other things Of which tn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
Gallup Miners.

A delegation Of Gallup coal miners
sent out by the striking miners are in
;hc city to-day, Th"y have VISITED Car.
thGge, y, NJ, soliciting aid for the strk.
ing men q! the Gallup camp, and met
with considerable success. From here
they 60 t. Raton, BIosburs and Colorado
camps. their mission being not only TO
secure nld but Ia get the promise that no
coal will be- shipped over the Atlantic a
Pacific until the strike ends IN Gallup.
~ there il no royal road 10 learning,
30 there IL no magical cure for disease,
The effect, however, % taking Ayers
SarsapRrllla for blood disorders comes as
near magic an eau bc expected ot any
mere human agency. This 10 due To its
purity and strength,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

Iaghtbody ~ James, Of II paso, have
assigned to George Barker THIS sotlon
was necessary because OF the alleged
specuations Of Mr. janice who used the
firm capital for speculation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18
brow ned.

The Chama New Mexican says John
IIlll, u prospcc,or, was found drowned in
the Navajo river, Thursday, near Dulce.
Il seems he attempted To ford the
stream rear Chrome, and was carried
down the swollen current. We under
stand he has family residing at AlDu.
querque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

Our miners should lay away sout
good specimens Of ore for exhibition y
the Albuquerque fair. A great many
people interested IN mining will visit ths
thriving city during fair time, and .
good display from this. county will w
doubleday attract attention. All spec
mems sent TO this Office will be careful!
labled and placed on exhibition mar
September, Kingston, Arizona, hips@
To keep the beard from turning gray
aud thus prevent the appearance OF 40
use Buckingham's Dye for the whisssS
the best dye made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

be has seen. IIc viii soon have his
works running
\ lrNi bal eiorm ,,-.lrd Las Can
d'@ra u'd other VI los,s north ~ THIS
city I,r'rrl1y Afternoon, doing heavy
damage o. 'tu's and vegetables
J u EnNu aud Jamcs MARTIN are out
TO day souutnt 'uud. fr T. htt pnrfe
iorn thrcr days shooting tuUru mrut
dunug tho Tar They ate meeting with
good sUrcrs-
Tho trustees u the Albuquerque
Tutu Ncpu have Tough. tNu lots 90
Iuir! street, between E.ma auu Fruit
a,cuUce, and vii soon erect commo
dious Turner hal
! VI Brown, late ~ Trinidad, colo
RADIO. has opened q ranch apput thirteen
mJ,os south = Cur.3iSc, Valencia coun.
~ lie D. taulrs '.rrur. D., - utt-, bar
ley nud p,trtHrs. WITHOUT trsn,Iou
The Grc,, lut,trh,,ora Eul,5ni
show vail ,>Uu.tm Au.lurrqur Thurs
day nnd FRIDAY, Jul lo'aaul l,Ih nts'
performance j y 10Th at SPIN, tnu
rc,'.fmn.r,. Friday, ? and - ~.
j /. ~uosct. f,um Ln.u... kare,s. IT,
.s.us T. ,ucnto D.. lus .'l lie 49,,
open a butcher -,op .u Second street
IT, haa 0u,Hmr' engage O. 'iN t a.
II sui br o. tie rear = tire Talbot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

The Santa 70 Southern railroad
bridge at White Rock canon was de-
stroyed by lire yesterday afternoon
and the train carrying the Denver ADD
Pueblo mail due at $40 last evening, 10
still on the other side Of il. How 1t orig
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-18

o,nor No. ii wrsr COIN A,ssrs
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1891-11-07

7.T'-1 ----- ~ -'I,----s. % -ef7e until
the tniro "Wednesday Of May. 1892, shall
meet and organize as a Board of Directors,
elect officers, and adopt bylaws" A
majority of the Board of Directors shall be
a quorum and any meeting of said Board at
which quorum is present, shall be deemed
a regular meeting and have the same au-
thority as a full Board.
In testimony whereof, we have hereunto
set our hands and seals this Goth day of May,
1891.
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ASH S@iS &. 80 -

Mob wK H>N.H oN?tN IT, f.
:, 1< rty s1'1, 1861 f..
hav-k s.l-h on? ny.
conveyed to me IL Of is operty, in trust,
benefit of It creditors.
Now, therefore, l. E. B. Wagy, Assignee
estate, have taken full possession thereof, and "
proceed, pursu mt to law and TO the tern o. IL
deed OF assignment, dnIv o record in the
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% isstd
these.i- -.t. -.", y" suauI l.
aaJ 81 Che terms o Jus deed o. assig me.
drly Of record IN the OH Ire OF the Geco.
Of YUM couEty, Arizona, to convert =
estate in TO cash and appOrtioB the san
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and
Notice is hereby given 80 all persons
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edness to me within thirty days from d.
of this notice Oh penalty of the costs
snit A. FRANK, Assignee.
Yuma, A. T., Dec. %, 1890
The morning call., 1891-09-06
CHILEAN AFFAIRS.
The German Minister DiSasrees With an
Admiral Over The Refugees.

VALPARAISO, Sept 5-The German Min
lister to Chile and the German Admiral COM
manding the German feet at Valparaiso, are
at odds over the disposition of the politi-
cal refugees, who are now in asylum
aboard the German cruiser Sophie.
The Minister notified the Admiral
yesterday that he might be required to sur
render to the officials representing the Junta
Senior Claudio Vicuna. who was to have
succeeded Balmaceda as President; Admi-
raj Oscar Viel, late Intendente of Valpa-
raiso, and Captain Alberto Fuendes, late
Captain of the torpedo-boat Lynch. The
Admiral bluutly informed the Minister
that he would do no such thing, unless spe-
cially ordered to do so by the Emperor or
Chancellor Won Caprivi. The Minister did
not insist. AS soon as the conference had
ended the Admiral sent cable dispatch to
Emperor William explaining the situation,
and announcing that unless he received or
ders to the contrary, the Sophie with the
refugees on board, would proceed Tomorrow
to Mollendo, Peru. the nearest neutral port,
where the people wanted by the Junta
would be landed. Later in the day reply
was received from Berlin approving the ac-
tion OF the Admiral and granting him per-
mission to send the refugees TO Mollendo.
The Sophie will sail tomorrow morning
early. Word was received from there to-
day that the Congressional officials had
taken possession of CoQuimbo and Serena
without any disturbance. and that order had
been maintained throughout
The morning call., 1891-09-06
SURROUNDED BY
A WALL OF FIRE.
Shocking Fate Of WOrkmen on
a Pile-DriVer.
ARiYer Turned Into a Sea Of Flames
Men Fatally Burned by a Mass Of
Blazing Naphtha.
Special TO THE MORNING CALL

PROVIDENCE Or. L., Sept. 5.-In view Of
hundred spectators two men were literally
roasted alive with water forty feet deep all
about them. The city has process of dis
posing of Its garbage swill by treating 1t
with uapht ha, a large tank of which was
lying on the banks of the WomasQuatucket
River. The tank began to leak yesterday.
and the river became covered with thick
coating of inflammable stuff.
Just below the tank there was raft on
which was an engine and pile-driver worked
by three men. Their names were Patrick
Nagle and Patrick Fennessy Of Providence.
and Phneas Gammell of Pawt ucket.
The outgoing tide carried the naphtha TO
the pile-driver, which was completely sur
rounded, and the gases arising from it were
igniled by the fire under the boiler, and in
stantly the ple-driver was ablaze. and a
fearful flame and heavy black cloud of
smoke hid the raft and pile-driyer from
sight, but while the smoke was rolling up
there were heard the most agonizing screams
from the men on the raft
An alarm was given and when the fire
was subdued the three men were found
blackened on the raft, rolling in their frenzy
aud agony. They had been pinned in by a
solid sheet of fire and had been roasted.
Every bit of the skin on Nagle's face, hands,
arms and legs came off like an old glove, a S
well as the thumb and finger nails. GAM
nell was not so badly burned. but his i'll
IurieS are very serious. All will die.
The morning call., 1891-09-06
AN ESCAPE CAPTURED.
Arrest Of a Notorious and Daring Vermont
MoOnShiner.

MANCHESTER On. H., Sept. 5.-Darling
Eastman, the long-s0ughE-fOr Vermont
moonshiner. is under arrest in this city.
Eastman's capture and escape at Corinf.
VT, last April, was the most sensational
that has occurred In the State for twenty
years. Orange County has been notorious
for Its stills The most daring and success
full operator in that section was j. Warren
Eastman, who lived in an Isolated quarter
of Corinth. In April last large posse OF
officers made a descent on the Eastman
homestead. In an old blacksmith shop they
discovered a still of the largest and most,
approved pattern in full operation. i ne
father, Warren Eastman, his son Darllhs
and his sou-in-law were captured IN. lnelr
beds and heavily manacled. The prisoners
were removed 10 Corinth Center and the
case against Darling Eastman was taken
up. The Town House, where the trial
was held, was crowded. The prisoner,
who is over six feet in height ana
one of the strongest men in the State. was
closely guarded by five officers. AT the ad-l
journment Of the trial on the first day the
deputies, with Darling Eastman, were
about to enter a carriage when the prisoner
made rush, jumped over fence and dis.
appeared in the woods. His escape iTomt
death was miraculous, for he must have eX-i
pected to have been the instant object eti
target practice; yet not shot was hredI
until he was out of range. The maXlmums
sentence against Eastman. II he Is COM
victeG on each of the indictments agalnst
him, will aggregate 100 years. he was
traced from Vermont to this State, but here
the trail was lost until Officers Caldwell aud
Cheney saw him on Lake avenue to-day anu
faH i'm,
The morning call., 1891-09-06
AT WASHINGTON.
The Junta Not Yet Recognized by the
State Department.

The Junta Not Yet Recognized by the
State Department.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 5.-Whether or not
the Congressional Junta has been recOg-
nized as the de facto Government of Chile
cannot be officially learned at the Depart
ment of State, as the acting Secretary re-
fuses to make any statement whatever on
the subject. Nevertheless there is good
reason TO believe that. acting upon Minister
Egan's Information that the authority Of
the Junta is supreme in Chile, he has, as
already predicted, been directed to open ne
gotistions with them. If there has been
any question as to the proper treatment of
the refugees aboard the United States war
ships it has been decided by Admiral Brown.
He cabled to-day that the Baltimore left
yesterday for Peru, taking away twenty
refugees, whose lives were not safe in
Chile.
Senor Don Preduncia Lascano, the Chilean
Minister to the United States, has given up
:he house he has occupied here for a time,
and, accompanied by his wife, left this city
this afternoon for New York. 1t is believed
be is On his way to Europe.
PARIS, Sept "a dispatch received to-
day at the Chilean Legation from Santiago
says the Provisional Government of Chile
has been constituted and will send circu-
lar letter to the powers and to all countries
appearing disposed 10 recognize the present
Administration Of Chile.
VALPARAISO, Sept. 5.-The Governments
OF Brazil and Peru have officially cungratu-
lated the Junta on the victory OF the Con-
gressional party aud the restoration Of
peace in Chile.
A decree has been issued by the Junta
announcing that notes issued during the
revolution by BalmaCeda will be recognized
as legal by the new Government. An in
veStigation of the banks shows that many
of the Balmacedist officials have taken care
70 pretty well feather their nests.