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style with the regulation gilt inscriptions
on the biz central window in the Weber
block.
Prof Creutzhurg and several members
Of the 10th infantry orchestra leave to-
night for Las Vegas to supply music for
a leap year dance to take place tomorrow
evening.
Geo, II. Warren, representing the Den
yer Evening Times, booked twenty sub
scriptions yesterday afternoon and expects
to make it $50 before leaving. Hispaper
reaches here over the narrow gauge TWEEN
ty.four hours from the press.
( What's the matter with Elias Brevoort
for special health officer? lie is an old
resident, has plenty OF back bone, speaks
English and Spanish well and the people
have confidence in him. lie would take
pride in anything calculated to promote
/ the public health.
! A. G. Ireland received telegram last
evening announcing the death Of Mrs.
Ireland's mother, Mrs. A. MCCord, at
Kenwood, Iowa. The deceased was SO
years OF age three days prior to her de-
mise. She was worthy Christian
woman. Mrs. Ireland will accompany
the remains to La Crosse, Wis, for inter.
ment.
At the meeting OF Carleton post &. A
r., held last night, George W. Knaebel
past post commander, in the absence o.
Department Commander Fountain, duly
installed Judge Francis Downs as com
mander and Henry NJ. Davis as adjltant
The post is in hourishing condition, ant
will send strong delegation to the mex
encampment which will be held at Las
Vegas the first Monday in April.
The New MEXICAN indulge in anothe
bit OF extravaganza to. day in behalf o
Santa Fe and her resources, and prints
double column article on the Sd page which
will have a permanent place there. l
costs money to do these things, but hay
ing unbounded faith in Santa Fes ne,
era, and believing that local business me
will appreciate this bit of enterprise, tn
New MEXICAN takes pleasure in calm
attention to this new departure.
Messts. Hughes, Dudrow and Allen az
} the committee on carriages in connectio
with the reception of the editorial excu
sion. Everyone owning a carriage {
, buggy should Immediately see them an
d offer to assist with their vehicles on tn,
occasion. Every private carriage in tow
q will lie necessary to transport the visito
> around the city 20 places of interest.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
ninety people, under the management
Chas. A. Cooke, put in the better part
the day sightseeing here to-day. Chapi
d the hackman, says it was the most liber
a New England party that ever struck Il
s historic city. Mrs. Cooke and daughte
!. who have been at st. Vincent's SAINT
: rum for month, went on to Californ
with the visitors this afternoon.
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District Court.

In the district court the jury on the
Monies y Vigil murder case went out
yesterday afternoon, but up to noon to-
day it had reached no agreement.
The territorial petit jury was excused
this morning for time and U. s. bust
ness taken up.
To-day the court ia hearing the case o.
the U. S. vs. Coca, of Taos county
who as an election judge is charged with
violation of the U. s. election laws in
that he refused to accept the ballots o.
duly qualified voters. The examination
of witnesses for the defense began at &c
D, m,
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PROPOSALS FOR DISBURSEMENTS.

-
1 ETC. Headquarters Department OF
Arizona, Office of the Chief Quartermas-
ter, Los Angeles, CAL, January II, 1892.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II O'Clock a. M, Friday Feb
ruary 10, 1892, at which time and place
they will be opened in the presence of
attending bidders, for disinterrug, disin-
fecting, boxing and removing remains of
soldiers, their families and others, together
with the headstones from the abandoned
posts of Camp Crittenden, Camp Wallen,
Camp Date Greek, Fort Verde, Camp
Goodwin, Fort Thomas, Camp Hualpai
Fort Lowell, Fort Mojave, Fort Mcdowell,
Arizona, and from Fort Cummings, Fort
Selden and Fort Union, New Mexico, and
delivering them at the nearest railroad
station, all under the direction of this
office. Full particulars as to manner Of
work, probable number, boxing, etc., car
be had on application at this office. J. G.
G. LEE, Major and Chief Quartermaster
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judge Haziedine's Successor.

The Emporia, Kas., Republican says
Capt. G. N. Sterry has been appointed
general attorney Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific
railroad. This is ell well enough, and the
captain is to be congratulated on this
recognition OF his splendid legal abilities.
But il this appointment involves the re-
moval of his estimsble wife and family
from Emporia our entire community will
move to lay it on the table However il
the captain and Mrs. Sterry think it is best
for them to remove to Albuquerque, the
headquarters OF the road, as We under
stand they intend to do soon, leave of
absence will be granted them, and with
them will 90 the best wishes Of all our
nennle.
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Frank Masterson has opened cabinet
shop one door west of Mayor Thorton's
residence and is prepared to do all kinds
of cabinet work. He is also agent fol
Santa Fe county Of the celebrated KeloQ
weather strip, which has been successfully
placed in several buildings in this city
and gives such well known references az
Hon. E. A. Fiske, Hon. T. B. Catron,
Sister Victoria, G. W. Knaebel, Julius H,
Gerdes and E. w. Seward.
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The Daily New Mexican
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81

For these complaints take Simmons
liver Regulator. 1t keeps the stomach
Hearand prevents any of the above poisons
from getting in the system, or, if there
already it will drive them out, no matter
how strongly rooted or long-standing, and
you will again have good health and be
happy.
Have you pain in the side, back o,
under the shoulder-bladc2 1t is not rhcu-
matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Does your heart throb violently after
unusual eXertion or excitement? 1t is not
heart diseaso, but indigestion.
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Patronize the New MEXICAN for all
sorts Of fine and cheap job printing; larg-
est and best printing and book binding
establishment in the territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-21

Don't tear your entrails out with pills
and purgatives. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The baggage of the 10th infantry, SC
long delayed by snow and bad roads out
Of Fort Stanton, arrived yesterday from
Carthage.
The A., T. & S. F. company's new up.
town Office is going to be fitted out in fine
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-21

Pinkng and stamping done; embroid'
cry materials, fine woods ttc., at Miss
Mugler's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-21

Health demands healthy liver. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator for dyspepsia
and indigestion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-21

Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado 90.
loon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-21

That shortness Of breath is dyspepsia
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-21

Heartily, with relish, and without distress
afterward? If not, we recommend to you
Hoods Sarsaparila, which creates a good
appetite and so invigorates the stomach
and bowels that the food is properly d.
gested and all its nutriment assimilated.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, per-
fectIy harmless, effective, but do not cause
pain or grippe. Be sure to get Hoods.
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{ omdg. rept. & post
K. 5. Columbus Bks.
Ohio.
D. ). cOmdg. san Diego
Bks.
Post adjt. treas. r. O. &
A. s. y.
A. A. q, NJ, A. c. s,
A. .. 0. " A. K. 0.
On |, ave oct 30, & mos
On leave oct 1, 4, mos
D. S, College duty Al
lance, Ohic.
IN s. Columbus Bks
| Ohio.
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Kelley Island Sweet Catawba $3.50 PEI
gallon at Colorado saloon.
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HeadQrs 10Th Infantry
Colonel L. 2. Pearson
1t. Col. Simon Snyder
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
Cave and Cliff DweiIers.

T.R. GABEL, General, supt.
W. A. BIssELL, Gen. Pass. Agt
HENRY Q. VAN SLICK, =,
Gen. Agt., Albuquerque, N. NJ.
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lSt Lt. II Ii. Plumme',
r. q. III.
Co. b, 10th Infantry
Cap ain J. L. kitkma'
lst. Lieut.. II. Kirby ...
I'd. 1t A, W. Brewster.
Co. d, 10th Infantry.
Captain G. Barrett ..
LIST 1t. V. E. StOttier o..
I'd 1t. E. Johnson, jr.
| Co. X, 10th Infantry
Captain W. I. Duggan
1st Ii ut. ". Paulding
| a I liant
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The follow ing is a copy of letter re-
ceived by the Board of Trade:
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jected by the Union leople of the country
a. unanimously a, they werc by the rre>i-
dent and cabinet
Mr.. Gorhan then quote, letter written
To Mr.. Stanton hv senator sherman hin,-
self, on April - i>tj in which the sena-
Tor SAYS:
II am distressed hevoad measure III the
terms granted Johnston bN Gen sherman,
They arr lns,slmi.siblc, There should ROW
'e literally no terms granted. We should
not only hrarl lesrling rthcls with infamy
but the whole rebellion should wear the
badge of the pcnilentiary 50 that FOR this
generation at least no man who ba> taken
par, in it "ould dare justify or paliiaie ii,
The Senator also say, that he feels gross
injustice has heen done Gen. sherman,
especially by the press The most that can
h >aid about him j. that he granted th,
rebei> too liberal terms Gen sherman had
no, Understood the political h.arins ot that
agreement. lie hal believed the promises
uf those nrn ami hooked upon the wliol,.
contest in simple military view
The Senator further says; i do not
wish Cvn, sherman 10 he uuju>tlv ,ilt With
aud | know that YOU will not permit il anil
especially dn not want hiiu driven into
fellowship " it'll coppcrl,tai>, lii> military
services have been too Naluahl, to his vouu-
try To Ia stained iy any such frllu~ ship
GorhTm in conclusion SAY, he honurci
and admired (,cn- Sherman AMI vHia,ri
m> friendship, No morv patriotic American,
No hrayer or morv faithful soldier ever
h'cel. Bat hc also lnuor,i AMI admired
Stanton, AMI he cauunt REMAIN silent
"hen ane "t the greatest and
wi>c>t ot hi- official act, j. mi,,,atvd and
perverted in 4 u>cle>, effort To show that
ten. sherman was right when he himself
admitted with the concurrence OF Senator
Sherman that he was wrong
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Recommendations for Rivers
and Harbors.
Charges Against Sup't of Immigra-
tion Owen to be Investigated.
Arrangements for the Coming Grand Army
encampment,

WASHINGTON, April >, - Representative
Blanchard TO-DAY reported to the House the
river and harhor appropriation hill.
The report SAYS that beside the new pro-
lvcts considered iN the committee, therc
were ~ morv reported taNorably hy the en-
sinVcrS ut the SURVEYORS ordered in the river
and harhng act of l>:n.
Ihr reINri states that the sum of Slt,- =
3Hi'NN wSS recommended Tor the improve.
mcnt Of rivers and other water way chanuel, +.
81, ,a9.a& for harhor impro, ,mrnt,. and
Sl2i .nnh tor examinations aud mVidruta |
.vNpcn>r>.
The report says further that whilr the
hill uaAr> Il large appropriation, the com
mttev was not able ln nrrt the demand,
mn,ly upon il lN lho>c Interested in the va
rinu> projects Tho pressure for appropri-
ation> il SAYS. WIS never hvtarv ~ great
as that encountered IN the preparation ot
the present hill and it the committee Welt
al 10 half the demands the hill would have
carried Il much larger appropriation than it
nov duv>
The committee think ,hc most important
FEATURE ot the hill l. the extent it guc> inau-
thorHlng the SECRETARY ut war to make con
tracts orthr completion ot the more import
amt river AMI harhof tupraN em,nl>
tumliuuing the report SAYS the departure
FROM tho uil duhlvl system Of appruprin-
tion> was tnmnd to work 81 we'll that the
committee drtvrminri 10 apply i, un u larry
,I >cul than IN the last act
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A SUCCESS,
Gratifying Trial Trip OF the New Submarine
Boat at Dctroi. Saturday

DLrE"tt. April lo,-Thc submarine boat
building here the past winter was given a
thorough trial Yesterday anl proved a sue
cess in every particular, With crew Of
three on board. the boat started from the
dock ON the river rougc just below the city ,
Vt first She ,kimurd along over tho surface
toward the Detroit river. She wa> th,u
submerged. going down gradually and
under perfect control of the pilot nlrr
water the boat was able to attain Il speed of
over /" mllc> an hour. Iuru around aud
rise or sink with the greatest east. The
boat Wa submerged several times unlrr
different circumstances and proved that the
peculiarly constructed propcIlcrs wcrr wclI
adapted To this purpn-c. In sinking or lis
lng the boat maintained horizontal
position. Thc boat is equipped
I" run by steam power while ON
the >irfarr. underneath the water the mo
tive force comes from Il powerful electric
storage battery. The present boat was built
only a. an experiment It i shaped like =
thick cigar, 10 feet bong feet deep. and
? feet beam. Its inventor i George e.
Baker of Chicago.
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Iti> w,ji knov II that HEALTHY BLOOD,
DESTROYS the NJ NBEELE>> NItROBES
Of la Griplv. that arc constant, ~warmng
in the, hlooi Of every person living IN an
Infected district,
II thc micrpb,s are allowed 10 exist and
multiply in the blood. that terrible disease
Ia Grippe manife~t> itself AMI is followed
by lingering vxi-srncc or sudden death
When tl,y h}ooi is POOR ani WEAK its
power to otercamc ami destroy this antag-
oui,Gr lif,. j. greatly le>>cne'i The
niicrubc. ,.f-. r. s ''i.h -apiiv, until they
overcome rft every healthy
function ot the l., b, al dcstr0y life itsclf
Thu celebrated DT. Watkins says, the La
Gripr' microbes trrNCK the BLOOD
ITSELF. that thoy esisJ % til" atmosphere
every wln'rc AMI only strong, healthy bloni
Is able to resist #u dc~'roy them in the
body
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FOR ANNEXATION.
Another Prominent Canadian Paper Declares
IN Favor OF II.

NOMINAL. April a.-follow the cs-
ample OF la Tatric another French Cana
dian paper Ic Sui has declared in favor
says:
Recent political c,rnts the union Of
the Amgln-SaIHn clCmrut of all the prov
iHcts aHj of all religious anl political he
Hcfs To strengthen the iGry party at ottawa
and wIpc nut The French ami Liberal clo-
hcut, render The maintenance Of tie status
quU any longer impossible and ucccs-iriic
the abolition of confederation.
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" ,>uI>rIu>. April TO- Pension, hat,
been granted To the following Maine pcopl,
I-.u,. of Narrh ~ isH2 Original ST..
pl,.u luuu. lraul; Nash ambrose Row,
Dauiri GuuI .Iuo. l.. Moll, Thomas I
lp,.uau. ll"ur' I"rduu l-anr l.. Npaul
ing David Mug llrnrs l.. Nclntirr: sup
plrmrui. ha.l,- O. i,ui'Ntcr; lnrrras,.
thnrlr, / tuimru, Jaln,.- H. McscrS'
Daniel {, Wormoll David \. snowman
r,i--uc Gcurrr II Fnrnum.
l-.ur of March 30 lsa2 Original, David
Bricklcy Chase + Lcaeitt Hiram Finer.
SON; increase, jeremiah Douoghuc, Frank
+. ~tjrknoN, reissue. .lohu Hartman
original WILSON'S. etc. Esther +. lau'
rourc N,nrIl rilpairick father.
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WINTHROP MATTERS.


Special TO the kE>>EnHe J"tENt.
Wl>rH"r April 9,-The contract for
building the Winthrop cnndcnsc milk plant
has hcrn let to NJ. c. Foster K Son of Wa
tcryilIe and they will begin operation. at
once.
+. \ Carleton X Son started the first of
the week for Helena. Mont. where Mr..
Carleton expects to continue in the law
business.
Lowell 4 Lowell of Lewiston have opened
It branch store in the Pinkham block.
&. Y. tircelv Esq, left the middle of the
week for Portland. Oregon. where he will
probably locate.
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is guaranteed To every one wIio takes IIood'.
Sarsaparilla fairly anil according 10 III.
rcction- Tll. j. the only preparation OF
which io0 Do-vs One Dollar can truly Ia
said
S6-lfave lou seen Ilooi's Rainy Day
and Balloon Puzzle: For particulars senl
TO G.. !. iiooI 4 Cos Lowell Mass.
i!oo'fs Pslls cure liver iIls, jaun lice. bill.
iousness, -lck headache, constipation.
dSwIsfol mn Isal&s
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"MAINE'S 400"
TO Journey From Maine to
Washington.
Grand Ten Days Excursion on the
Steamer Kennebec.
To Attend the National Grand Army Encamp-
ment at the Nations Capital in September.
rspeeia! to The kennsbee JocnsAL.-


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EASTER SUNDAY
Observed at the Winthrop Methodist Church
Yesterday.

Special to the kL>>EEro JotnNAL.I
Wl>uuGor. April la.-A- next SUNDAY Is
Conference SUNDAY the Methodist church
observed Faster today. \ good display of
flowers was male An Easter concert was
given in the evening by the Sunday school
and was enroyed by all who attended. The
year closes with good prospects ahead.
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WN-ni>"ro>. April 9.,Thc foIl,uiug
Maine pn-lmastcr- have been appointed
!. u. +. NcGray. Ea-t Knox, vice Ml.
imariah 'Irimn: VI. T.. Sawtcllc. Lake
~horc.- ,icr Mr.. VI. l.. Bacon: H. l..
Ilnd-as North Monmouth VICE Z. +.
ErnAH
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Bo~ToS. April l9.--Fer New England
Monday. continued, fair, cool, west ani
northwest winds. Frosts Mon.lay nighi-
Tuesday fair, slightly warmer
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DOVER IIERS.
Handsome Donations to Doutv
Post G. A. R.
A Popular Pastor Accepts Call From
Portsmouth, N. H.
Penoaseo. Valley Quarterly conierenee Of the
Advent Christian Church.
Especial to the kGNyEnkc JornslL.

Gu ~ tiAt " - ~ pas NAA+Ah kftt
n,ui, of nj. father wha va. k;Il.a !, IN.
en- =, ., D
'"'''e u ''N a. - iiie a. INA
head of hi> regiment Tie famous trS
Maine Cavalry. He also gave a like sun
tn the Relief Corn. Auxiliary Ia ,h.. sam.
ar.raniza,;ou A. rr,.rt ,,,.,.ti,,,nf (. :
uouty pn>f the fnlInwin., rr-,ln,inr wa.
M. .ed.
| R..olvpJ That tht. tg,,nk. ,,s t,,,s no.t il.
nnapie,ou.,x ,x,.n,aJ.to r,n,,,i. Er,nl
Doutv fnr ~. W., o..nerous d,,na,inn at
: If,l +, tba f,tnI IF IN. ,r,,,,;,,ti,to
Yesterday The adiutant Of ,b,. most Mr.
Geor.se &, Downing addressed th,. f,l1uv
iny pot,. +, Mr. Doutv
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turr VIII bc heard with regret. II i. moi
vet known who will be Mr.. llir. successor
here.
The. IniVrr>ali-t lutlicS have for some
time been preparing an entertainment To b,.
given ON the lth instant for the purpose
of adding to the fund which thcv are ac-
cumulating. TO be used in building Il church
when the time comes. 1t will he a .'Muthcr
Gnn~t Carnival followed hv a tambnurur
drill. the latter to he undpr direction of Mrs.
James Martin which insur.S its success,
In the past wear these workers have gnt To-
ycthvr about 5000 besides paving for the,
occasional preaching which they have liad
and other incidental expenses. \ SUNDAY
school will be organized and kept NJ this
summer and il i expected that regular
preaching will soon he secured for few
months at least Some - wears ago one of
the strongest l'ni,crsaij>t societies in the
State wa, in existence here and the chances
OF another church being built up here now
seem to he good
Postmaster stowe is doing quite an cx-
trnsivc Job On lis residence a part of which
is soon To he occupied by his bruth,r-in-aw
Mr.. George Bralc aud family. who are
coming from the state of Iowa. which ha.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11
FAIR
Until Tuestas. thea Followed by Northwest
Cafes

WA-arxoTuN, April in.-For New Eng
Land Fair till Tuesday northwest gales
Signals displayed from Sandy Hook to
EHstrort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11
Paper Mill Burned.

sntErEY. Mas. April lo.-B : niuncy'-
large paper mill wa. totally burned thi.
forenoon. Loss So 900; Insurance abont
Sl2 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-11
Disastrous Flood in Mississjpoi.

CoLrMEr-, Mis-, April lG-Fourtccu
person- are known to have been drowned
in food in this section. IL j. feared tba,
that many others pcri-hcI