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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-15

Set Him Right.
He--One has only to look at your lips
and see that you are intended for kisses.
Sheen the contrary, the kisses are for
my intended. New York Herald.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-15

The annual monthly values will show the
distribution of temperature through the
year.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-15
TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EpvcArroy

Governor l. Bradford Prince, Prof Hiram
Hadley, Elias s. Slower, Amado Chayes,
Prof P. ! Schneider,
supt. of Public Observation-Disclosures Chaves
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FIFTEEN SIX-ROOM
TWO-STO2Y BRICK HOUSES,
PRICE, 81 40 AND g., 500 EACH.


Now is the time TO make your choice as the houses
are fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms. hath large closets and pantry in kitchen la
trobe in paror and open fireplace heater in dining
finished in hard oil with cabinet and slate man
tells.
located on Duncan place northeast. which is being
improved with pavement. curbs and sidewalks.
For iull particulars call upon
my2 Corner 1oth and g sts
EoR sALE-NEw HOUSES. TERMS EASY, RE-
Il diced to -. 800 trS5 and 641 ST N. e. Is feet
front; rooms papered trust 81 go at 81 per cent;
EOR SALE CwEsT wASHINGTON)-
T..2d Ponlar st nw.-ll6i3 18th st. 2fr cot
36,s y ST NV. 3r br. lot ts0xii3 .sj, 600
20x10l ..............1 ], 800 2Dl3 o st, Sr m l. ir
1927 s NV. sr fir. lot lot ;OxIOO alley. 900
24xi20 TO alley y 100 3.}43 Prospect ave (cor-
1527 I'D ST NV. 7r br, nerl NV Tor Dr. mi
lot ,xl:D. 600 lot a5xs9; alley. g. 500
Se06-S stnw, Or each, 313l NV, 1r br IN
#, lot 2Sx15 alley $500 lot 20 3 in xllO G. 800
51O1 L s. NV, 1Of br, 1901 3)th st NV, (cor-
$50, $. NV Tor 5 br ''0 m !. lot S 200
and store. m 80. f. 600 1920 p st NV llr br
1907 st NV. Tor br, IN i, lot 2Sxi2O. -. 5000
14ll SD st. LIT br, m mi. lot 20x12Q.. 10, 900
l., lot 25.JOx13 1867 st NV. Groom
alley 500 frame lot 16xtt1 ., 900
CHARLES H. FICKLING,
apls-:'m 1245 32d st. n. W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor SALE--sTORE AND DWELLING; 4 ROOMS;
south front good gbhorhood: northwest a. sOO
my263 b. I. WEIGH. Jr., COG st. NV
E>OA SALE-BROOKLAND, ID C., VERY PRETTY
new and attic cottage large lot cheap
and on easy terms. rare chance for q beautiful
mys6-s, REDfoi.D W. WALKER SON. 1oce F st.
E,OR sALE-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; MODERN M
Il provements; beautifully located Capitol Hill ;
my26-3s REDFoRDw WALKER { SON. IoO6 + St
Tor sALE-IMpRovED BUSINESS PROPERTY,
Il ST. between 9th and 9TH. For particulars in
quire OF BEDFORD w. WALKER 4 SON, 1006 st.
my26-t
E'OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME ON
Il Spruce ST.. lie Droit Park, just being completed,
every modern convenience: eiegantly nished cleo
trie bells and lighting &c. cheap II sold soon.
THEO. A. HARDING,
my281 Room 81, Ohio Bank building.
EOR sALE-P NEAR nth. l1R. SBATH. $s. 800
LIST st. /, rooms and bath; all i.....6 200
18th St bet. and U. rooms and bath, m. l. ESQ
st. bet n. H. and 18TH 81. and bal g. SO
Sw. cor. Z. l. ard N J. and bath OOo
lst bet. ID and n e., tr. and bath. zoo
2lt st n. e. new, 6r and bath. j, 800
tsJtN cash and 90 per month";
my25-4t GEO. I. PARKS. 614 Est.
LrO3 sALE-FOUR NEARLY NEW TwO-sTOEY.
Il with 2story back building. brick houses on % ST.
near St Sc: rooms, gas and water; lots 16xS0
each. Price only 81, 900 --,
my24-Gt Cor. 18th and G. SITS.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoG SALE OR RENT .FRUITLAND." inns
Loadoun County Wa one 90 1e s @ aa # NJ ~
Offered f.r sale or rent il contains Bis OF ne
raising and ssreui;urs the Msnsion House l s.ns
S on an esmhlnenss eommanis ane view ana Is
sbun lance Of fruit the mansion and much as may
is. dhrse Viii Dc sold or re or the whole iaTp
sold Apply to WA H. SAUNDERS co, i4o5 7
St NV myas-s. N, Wst
EoR sALE-5oo ACRES. ON THE POTOMAC. -
Il miles below Washington; half nile of river 'front.';
200 acres cleared; 300 IN timber: GROOM, dwelling;
garden land Price, sT I SIEss f2 g 3 oo
FOR SALH-I5o acres Sn the Pntaro.c q miles
below Washington; brick dwelling; Il rooms Ensured
wseEcd soil rich and Wen adaPio to srit and srn sa
100 acres under cultivation ree timsred. the view
JOHN STEPHEN. 1913 Est.
FOR SALE 200 acres. on the PotoInac Is miles
from city small tenement house; Us acres under cul-
it: Oi' 'N.- join sfGPHEN. 1913 st.
FOR SALTWATER POWER AND GRIsr MILL;
u land FROM TO 200 acres; Bowie. Arundel and
IT. '' . Dr w W. DuvALL. Bowie. Ma
EoR sALE-12 ACRES LAND AT LINDER STA.
t1d n2n: suitable Tor su6d,ys,on land level frSnss
holse; only miles from cisy very cheap. Apply q.
For sALE-53 ACRES AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
miles IRON %ssinFsoh al & r. station. see .dPe r-
my2s-3. ri Fst. NV
EoR REST-AT HYkTTsyrLLE. HOUSE OF 3
WI 4 MeEIHfSSEY. Hyat,sSiiie. or sf IiiiH %
4Gl ID st. NV. IL
1l1-hcRE FARM ~ MILLS WEST OF
from an s' AZ sa4 SSSn
a GS easy JOHN Johnson SSTcSRF HS CO.
0l' Il $. my2s-;st
FoR sALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM; % ACRES;
4 = miles from Branchyilie :sB. and o. will c-ttpi
broom dwelling, barn, chicken house. &c only
$1,000. On easy terms. DucRETT FORD, 6l7
EoR sALE-wARRENToN. va, T-RooM cor.
= tase, with ou,ouses and eoOd orchard 3 acres Of
St %s rent btSkS II sf BHfLER Era so5 e NV
PL'EAa vs.. NJ HOUSE FOR RENT; NEVER oocU-
at West f Hfl fSIt Il e6fP ss st 70
FOR SALE WATER FRONTS on POTOMAC
river and Chesapeake bay the hnest and chssIest
FOR SALE-FARMs. now Is THE TIME To
y s 6ny farms We have on our books the largest line
a rs M snd d ne II ss e
ssI sSps f Dd hsfEs hSu Fo Gs eFs spyn
CoR RENT-xITH PRIVILEGE OF BUYING. 10
dx ars IAN a, LSdo,er station; good investment
ZEN, 03 i St NV ''D GID Apply Oh m m!asfa-
FOR RENT : HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE.
u MAGNIFICENT lawn; dwelling furnished Is roors
good ss5lilz: carriage house; ice house. filled sin,
ate south side river az Relay station b. and o. raisd
Apply q. W. 5. HAIL. St Denis p. o., Md. ny24I,j.'
Ir0R SALE-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE: pa ACRES.
Il fruit; shade; good water: five minutes walk rom
station; Price. $3.50; easy terms. Also s!i-room
ap.I;hn' o. f. HINE. Vienna. Fairfax Co.. Va.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS: BEsT IA
A cities tor selling country property write for cat
alogue. ~
myl41m- JOHN STEPHEN. 1913 + ST. NV
FOR SALE,aT BRANCHvILI.E, on THE D. AND
a. X. T.. 10 miles from city. several desirable lots
Of one acre each price. $3.50 Ot small lots 30 by
LOO. siUkl per lot also Two pretty aud well built
houses with six and eight ROOMS. only ~ 600 each on
very easy terms T. r. BROOKS
sppeim 6l6 Eth St n w
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EroR RYyr-AT WINTHROP HEIGHTS STATION.
r. and .. X X. very desirable nve-room cOttaxe.
va per mo Inquire at the p. y. apssl~ctr
Fox sALE-AT FOREST GIN. ND, EIsHT
choice lots at low Iriee {, early ar i,snts,
Tor SALE-pEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE ON
Anacostis Heights. ov-riookinx city and river /;
mace. 7. J. PUTNAM. - Ffaakiia ST.. Anascs,iA.
u =. my6-im'
HAVE You SEEN
FORT MYER HEroffrS
IS than the northeast or northwest s.rtsns
q the city and only 10 minutes ride ron OF
DID You EVER THINK OF THAT.
Adoins the Arlington estate which comprises l. 100
acres emeraciny Arlington Park Fort My-r head
quarters q the cavalry which is stationed the cap
IA: and ne rreIosed esperimsniA gardens OF the
SrREEIs ARK BEING GRADED
PRETTY COTTAGES BEING ERECTED
tNERn STREET SHADED.
The Washington and Arlingtrn .lestrie railway
MI niem Is nov nnIei oonsructioa through center "
SOON BE IN OPERATION.
CARS HAVE ARRIVED.
POWER HOCSE Is COMPLETED
and u esna Is riiidy adyancns in deyelopment
Villas and suburban homes in the country
Buy now and get the benefit Of improvements.
ROBINSON LODGE
Sole Manage-s o. Fort aIysr Heights.
, ssaEl a Atlantic building
N.Y. sS ana 80 81 NV
LNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAKONA PARK
Il Oak ave.-Beauttfrl home. lcs- than two sgaarr,s
iron statlon house IL roo,ns. sicerts. furnace Raa
SIX nrspiaHes amt crates e.esni voel mantes neA.ly
truit. running water. rood Won. harm. chcsen houss
ana yard VII sell At hsrsln exchsnye for city
property. Cali on or Address OWNER l222 r ST. n. W
apsO-tr
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THE WASHINGTON MILITARY CYCLISTS
MARCH % Frank X. Gtllis. Jus. out. This lates.
10 probably thsbest cqnpostion popular young
cornryser. Pubiished b HENRY WHITE. 0j6 ! st.
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EOR SALE
NORTHWEST

L NORTHWEST.
I'll g ma 25s 10th 600 1 ls 'ts 800
f0i5 St oh, sgs.. i 90 a35 St. h, iir. 1905
spS On 600 and IS roar y 10. 600
5s,S 10 Sra st. bh,D y : st. h. iir... $500
2rs- 1000 2t,I q st. b h. m L., NO.,
DIS ~ - COO lbs OH 81. ii. a. 5000
Eth e bet Mass ave li:2l Boundary, H.,
Ito & allsy bet and oo St him iir &. ,oS
N. 18th and 18th. g. 600 lll6 st. b b, 7r. 6, eco
4s5 TO AL Pratber's SOj 9Th st, b b, IN /.
Ii$ss6.l $: l. 6rs '''' 9Th st, 5h .oO
srs ea houses IN renr 600 1s and i,,4 9Th St,
re- AMI 1a45 Mrdison 1 ~ IN s.fh. SRI. go
ST. 3. 4rs end two. ~ So and "a Defrees St.,
Lrfc1 houses in rear4, 500 Ii, IT., each. 3, go
SS,. 80 I'D st, bh. Alley. BIT 81 and q. M
Ns, eacn....-......4.0UU and y Sts h, 6r. j, JOO
books For full list call at oce for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. tny24l THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
E,oR sALE-NEw sIX-ROON FRAME; LARGE
lot 800 So fss; viii rent for 500; price. slsoO;
''--"s. '.'' CASH. GORDON BRO. Owners.
my238t 91S st. NV.
EOR SALE-WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU GAN
trns to Of sD the bara IN
ever offered in This District. sI3oO viii pny new
NJ. on 500 cash payment and balance Per month
Al tunity to Speculate Ca and see me for par
my2i-lot tTel 473i 6oi 10th St NV.
T 10Th ST. n ". near NJ handsome IL, 900
myi6 muses. '" ' JOHN F. PHRET' lso7 , ST.
EOR sALE-THREE HANDSOME COTTAGES,
lust completed for sale or rent, in Wesley Heights:
aboye city For further Information inquire OF JNo.
+. WAGGAMAN. 700 l4th st. my143w
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoR SALE
GREAT BARGAIN " E.
COME QUICK TO SECURE THIS GOOD INVEST.
MENT.
30. 600 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND WITH TEN
NEW BRICK HOUSES.
ARMAT sToDDART CO.,
1t 6l3 and 6l5 eth st. NV
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II COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Roanoke St (north side) bet. 18th and 14th sts.,
Of the ness Ions i'll the heights and adjoining S20 OOO
house. Will be sold below market value.
THOS. ]. FISHER l. CO.,
ny21:A 1:04 st.
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II beautiful lot on East Capitol st. near Lincoln
Park; IS feet front and ITO deep wide alley. Price,
30 cents per square foot.
P. A. DARNEILLE,
my2S-N' 6ls st. n. ".
L>OR SALE-A BARGAIN-LOT 221sYa5 TO ALLEY
4 St. between New Hampshirs ave- and 18th st. |;
Price, "a. O6l. Terms 1861 cash. balance and
three years.
HEISKEIL McLERAN,
my2S3t zoos Of.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il erty-a farm containing a3 acres; situated near
Spcnrc-vtlle Montgomery county, Nd. in the midst
OF one OF the most progressive farming sections the
state Large new dwelling, large barn and ali
ssry oIitbuidins; good orchard in bearing; land in
good state OF fertility. Can be had at bargain. Call
or address c. +. SHARPER,
myZ1-5S' Laurel, Md.
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E'OR SAIL
S st. n. bet. N. H. ave and 18th.
We have for sale in this rapidly improving section
six lots having total frontage Of l5 f. and depth
Of % tt. to lift alley wide parking excellent
opportunity Cor buiidsr cheapest lots in the vicn
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.,
my21N IS24 st. n.
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EOR SAIE-HOLMEAD MANOR, DESIRABLE
~ lot northwest corner 18th st. and Lyaecker ave.
Only as cents per #.
:. BARNES & WEAVER.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES..

LNOR SALEM THE NORTHEAST TWO
II squares from the Capitol and new library,
so1se orown-sone front, :Sst9ry. English basement
int mAnteis electric bells gasligntng speaking
tubes Ae beautifully papered and decorated lot 30
feet deep 70 wide alley Price - 300; terms 10 suit
Apply L. W. WEED co. Agents National Mutual
Building anil Ian Association Of New York. 1901
r. nm. Entrance on Eth st. my.,S-.n
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LIoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT. CORNER 18TH
Il and u SITS. ne. :4x.,S to alley. Oaly SOC. 500;
balance year without interest. -Four fine lots at
my.,,i.if - - r i STxiEY lo.t, st
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Tor SALE-A REAUTIFUI. CORNER LOT IN
y Trinidad; room for houses; northwest corner:
will be sold at bargain. r. A. HARDING.
Room 81, Ohio Bank building.
myers. 18th and q n. ",
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H. III lots in the Sherwood subdivision. COMPRISING
water about two Of ground right station;
streets improved and sidewalks laid; price, $:5 200:
$500 cash: bal. $40 per month without INTEREST," build
Inz material below city prices. +. s. CAHILL. III
"a ave. mrsS.t.
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northeast ;f0c. per foot.
200 lots cheap; northwest northeast southeast. a
choice corners.
~ brewn-s.one fronts; a, 600 to SO COO 1oocheap
homes IN northwest and northeast; on easy terms.
For big bargains look for Red Key on The sign of
KEY BROS CO.,
my.lS-Jws QJO & al Nv
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ELEN MANOR. At FOREST GLEN, ND. WILL
~ oIen June under first cess management Only
ose block froIl stston. miles from WASHINGTON on
net anetropoiitsn branch b. and o. 20 minutes ride
shade, perfect lawn tennis court. A most romantic
siot. Finest ehsyteate spring water. Flush closets
bath room, &c. Terms moderate. Address GLFN
MANOR, Forest Glen, Nd, or care Of j. ri HERT
FORD. 1919 ST.. city. myI2-lm
nELlGHIFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
~ sirylnia large lawl, plenty Of shade ice, fresh
sNO; STOCKTON. Brook Park. Bio. Aibelnaris
county. virginia my5-lms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
Delegates on the Way to the Democratic
Convention.

Aelegates on the way 10 the Oemocratlc
Convention.
HARRIsBURG, June 19.-The special
train from Philadelphia carrying the
Pennsylvania delegates to the Demo-
cratic national convention at Chicago
arrived in this city at 7:15 yesterday
evening. The Maher Democratic club,
numbering over 25D persons headed by
the Harrisburg band. met the party and
greeted the train with cheers for Cleve-
fand and Patterson. An immense
crowd filled the depot. Attorney Ma
loney, of Philadelphia, addressed the
crowd, and was followed by Tim Maher,
after which several rousing cheers were
given for Cleveland and Pattison, after
which the train, drawn by two engines.
pulled out for Chicago.
WuLLIAMsPoRT, Pa., June ia party
Of Democrats, consisting of the follow
ing left for Chicago, to cheer for Grover
Cleveland: j. Henry Cochran, one of
the delegates to the convention from
this district, and Hon. j. w. Barley, of
Tioga county, the other district dele
gate; j. b. Benson, an alternate from
Potter county: Senator Harry Alvin
Hall, of Elk county, and Senator Grant
Henning, of Columbia county, delegates
at large, Hon. q. A. Myer, of Lock
Haven; j. K. p H all and Andrew Koul,
the well known Elk county lumberman;
Dr. Williams Howell, of I.ycoming
creek; Hon. W. Il. Ritter, Hon. w. w.
Hart, j. Reardon, John Ii. Price, Jr. /;
Select Councilman Seth L. Faresman,
Editor James w. Smeeley, of The Sun;
l.. Il. Payne, George E. Croft, City
Solicitor N. NJ. Edwards, District At
torney Charles j. Reillp, Colonel L. L.
Ernbie and B. 9. Bowman.
EAsToN, Pa, June 9.-Northampton
county will be we'll represented at the
National Democratic convention at
Chicago. The delegates are Hon. Will
lam Mutchmore, Of Easton, and District
Attorney j. Davis Brodhead, of South
Bethlehem. There are no alternatives.
Mr.. Mutchler will leave today. He
will be the guest of Congressman
Mitchell, of Wisconsin, in whose private
car he will travel. Congressman Nit
chell is chairman of the congressional
Democratic committee, of which Mr..
Mutchler is the representative of this
state. Mayor Beidelman, of Easton,
left on Thursday evening, and Howard
Mutchler, on the Easton Express; Will
lam Young and J. Mexican Young, of
this city; Thomas Ganey, of tho South
Bethlehem Star; and Justice Henry
Krausopf, also of South Bethlehem, left
Yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
MrNNEsoTA's CYCLONE.
The Terrible Iaoss of Life and Of
Property

The Terrible I,osB of Life and OF
Property.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 18.-A member of
The Journal staff, who is now on the
ground in the region devastated by
Wednesdays eye lone in southern Min
nesota wires as follows from Wells,
Mimi: The following is partial list of
the killed and injured in the vicinity of
Wells:
Killed-Alfred Frederick, farmer;
John Brown, farmer: Mrs. John Brown,
Andrew Pietras, Mrs. John Lalusick,
Herman Brewer, farmer; daughter of
Andrew Melchert, farmer; john Iver-
son, farmer, ana three children; a child
in the family of Andrew Linden
berger, farmer, near Easton; child of
John Dell, farmer; child Of Maryland
Stein.
Injured - John Della, severe scalp
wounds, broken arm, internal injuries;
Mrs. Maryland Stein, badly nangled,
may die; school mistress in John Browns
family and Mrs. Brown, both in critical
condition; HermHn Drage, arm broken,
internally injureli; Herman Bremen, Jr., +,
badly injured; Albert Grachee and wife,
fractures and internal injuries; Mrs.
So 90 AilOit Vi
less injured; Mrs. Melchert, seriously
hurt; boy of ID hurt internally; two
boys in family of Albert Klinbart,
mangled terribly, recovery doubtful;
Henry Melchert and wife, badly hurt;
August Hohensee, mangled, likely to
die.
Many dead and injured in the Polish
settlement six miles northeast Of Wells,
cannot be enumerated.
The Journals Albert Lea special gives
the following list of the dead in Free
born county: Andrew Hansen, near
Hartland; Mrs. Michael Iyerson's three
small children, Freeborn township; NJ.
Shequin and family, L. Mccarthy and
family, Andrew Paulsen, Mrs. Christo-
pherson and child. Unknown man
drowned between Hartland and Rich
land.
The Journals Mankato special says
that two people were killed north of
New Richland. An 1S-months. old baby
was found alive in the swamp. 1t is
not known who its parents are. At
Mankato the deaths are estimated at not
less than thirty, and probably fifty.
The Journals Mapleton special addo
to the list Of injured the following: Mrs.
Frank Yolfel and child, seriously hurt;
Miss Maggie Ryan, the school teacher
in John Browns house, injured about
the head and ankle sprained; Miss Muir
ray, another school teacher, still lies
TncOnsnj0la
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
Attempted to Drown His Wife

HARRISBURG, June 18.-The police
have been searching diligently for Will
lam Washburn, colored man, who is
wanted for attempting to drown his
wife in the canal yesterday. Washburn
and his wife have not been living to-
gether for some time, and when they
met yesterday in motor car and Mrs.
Washburn asked her husband to pay
her fare he refused to do SO. She then
left the car and was soon followed by
her husband, who Immediately pounced
upon her and threw her into the canal,
where he attempted to hold her head
under water. A man coming along
frightened him away, but he again
seized the woman and thrust her head
under water and held her there, as he
thought, to die. She fortunately was
able to draw herself to the shore, and
later notified the police, who have failed
to find Washburn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
A LYNorzrNa BEE
-Four Italians Hanged for Murdering
Foreman.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 18.--A special
to the Post-Intelligencer from Sedro,
Wash, says that report Of the brutal
murder of the foreman at Smith Bros
camp, on the line of the Monte Cristo
railroad, by four Italians, followed by
the lynching of the murderers, has been
brought here. John A. 3. Nelson,
white man who has been an employe OF
Smith Bros, railroad contractors, was
given the position of foreman over
gang of Italian laborers on the grade of
the Monte .Cristo railroad. The states'
ment as given to the correspondent was
that Nelson was attacked by the Italians,
and during the fight an iron bar was
driven through his head, killing him in
stantly. The white men at the camp,
numbering about sixty, became so en-
ragged over the brutal murder that they
seized the Italians and in the presence of
100 Of their couutrymen lynched the
four.
The place where the lynching occurred
is forty miles from the nearest railroad
station OH the line of the Everett and
Monte Cristo road, now being built from
Hartford, forty-seven miles north of
Seattle, to the Cristo mines. Tho only
means of reaching the place is by trail,
and the only information comes from
men returning from camp.
A special from Mount Vernon says:
"Peter Bresslin arrived last night with
meagre accounts Of the murder and
lynching. He said that on Monday last
a gang of eight Italians who were work
ing under Swede boss became angered
with him and at MON when tbey ouit
work, caught him alone, and three of
them held him while the others hurled
a crowbar completely through his body.
-Four escaped to the woods and four
went back to camp. The white men
heard Of the murder and Immediately
started in search Of the murderers
They found the four Italians and strung
them up to a tree without any cere-
mony. The hanging was done quietly"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18

according to the anti snapper idea being
refused them, form lal petition will be
prepared for presentation to the conven-
tion asking that two representatives OF
the Syracuse convention be allowed u
hearing, and that the full body adjudi-
cato on the case. Delegates from Mas
sachusetts, Ohio and Wisconsin are said
to have offered their support in the way
Of presenting such petition and urging
that its prayer be granted. 1t would re-
quire but a tuajority vote to secure the
request.
How Indiana Stands.
All doubts regarding the position Of
the Indiana delegation were set at rest
by the positive statement of Senator
Voorhees, that he would formally place
the name Of Governor Isaac p. Gray in
nomination. This decision, which was
tine outcome of a conference of Indi-
anians, will doubtless be approved by
the full delegation, inasmuch as the
complexion OF the hitter is 1G for Gray
to IA for Cleveland
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
A Fathers Strange Freak

ELMRA, N. ", June 1s.-Edward
Lolley, residing at Penn Van, went
home drunk, and going to the room OF
his daughter and son in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Dwyer, who were married
the day before, and who had retired, be-
gan firing at them. Mrs. Dwyer was
hit in the left arm. The infuriated and
drunken man then took the knife he had
in his hand aud struck at his daughter,
nearly severing the thumb of her right
hand. He next fired at his son in law,
but the shot missed its mark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
In the National House.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE session of the
house lasted just three hours. The Demo-
cratic members were restive and desired to
get away TO the Chicago convention. Mr.
blanchard, Dem. U4a.), succeeded in sending
the river and harbor bill to conference for
second time. After several roll calls the
house insisting on its disagreement to the SEN
ate amendments, the two obstacles being the
proposed boat railway around the Dallas, Ore
gon, and the ship canal connecting lakes
Union and Washington with Puget sound.
The house refused to take up the tin plate bill
and after parliamentary wrangle over tho
Sibley tent bill, this being private bill day, q
recess was taken until O'Clock this evening