Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-12
CONDENSED NEWS.

C Archbishop Kenrick, st. Louis, is il
a poor health.
o Nebraska delegates-at-large will sup
e .'rt Harrison.
y Arizona Republican delegates are fo
Blaine, but 60 uninstructed.
John X. Tanner took oath of Office a
e United States sub-treasurer at Chicago.
J. The Childs-Drexel printers home viii
i be dedicated at Colorado Springs to-day.
The Washington delegation is unin
structed, but for Blaine if he can bt
j., nominated.
The American Sunday school union
reports | ,664 new Sunday schools started
last year, with 7,0lS teachers and 1851
scholars.
A combination is proposed in the Louis
lana legislature to elect Hon. Thomas A.
Adams, Farmers Alliance man, to the
United States senate.
Over 100 moonshiners, men, women
and children, are on trial at Covington,
Ky. One, Jane Melton, has whipped every
man who ever tackled her.
R. J. Bright, sergeant alarms, says
that rather than give Chicago any more
seats in the wigwam the committee will
defray all the expenses OF the hall.
By fixing the apportionment on the
vote of 1889 instead OF the vote for gov
ernor last year, Hill men in Ohio plan to
capture majority Of the delegation.
Forest fires are raging at several places
along the New England railroad, and have
burned over 500 acres of valuable timber
land near Pine Meadow, Conn.
April Mabel Swartz, daughter of an
exmayor of Des Moines, Iowa, was shot
by Fred Craftson. 1t was called an ac-
cident, but he is now arrested for murder.
William wilkins, Anthony, Kas., and
family went into dug-out to escape a
cyclone. The roof gave way, killing
tive children and injuring him and his
wife.
The smaller Chicago meat packers have
organized against Armour, Swift & Nor
ris as the International Packing & Pro.
vision company, with Henry Botsford
president.
President j. Theodore Hunter, of the
Farmers & Merchants bank, Phoenix
vile, Pa, was held in $4,000 for send
ing false reports to the comptroller OF the
currency.
Ex.Gov. Campbell has apprehensons
lest hasty action of some congressman |
lead to excessive appropriations and sub
sequently ieopardize Democratic success
in the fall.
James R. Moulton, Camden, N. j.. had
contract to furnish body to Phila-
delphia college. So he murdered his mis-
tress, LYDIA Ann Newby, with a Ratchet.
Both were colored.
The Rev. A. F. de Costa, Universalist,
asks mercy for Hattie Adams, who was
convicted of keeping disorderly house
through the questionable methods of the
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst.
At Methodist preachers meeting at
New York letter was read from Presi-
dent Harrison explaining that the Chi
nese exclusion act had been signed, but
was made as lenient as could well be.
The Rev. DR.. McGlynn, of New York,
predicts that the spirit of freedom will
soon assert itself and the Catholic church
will throw off its school burden and
support the public school system.
A sacred relic, known as fragment of {
the wrist Of st. Ann, grandmother of
Christ, was exhibited at the Church of st.
Jean Batiste, New York. Thousands of
lame and sick people kissed it.
From his pulpit on Sunday DR.. Lyman
Abbott, who Immediately after succeeding
Henry Ward Beecher, disavowed belief IN
eternal damnation, arraigned the Prince
town seminary as the breeder of schism
and mother of skeDticism {
Chairman G. M. Miller, OF the national
reformers' national committee, calls
conference at the Palmer house, Chi
cago, June %, to effect, if possible, a
union OF the Prohibition and People
party.
G. L. Woolsey, Nebraska City, has won
five suits against the whisky trust. He
purchased plant from them, the condi-
tion being that the place should not be
used for dstilling, which contract was
1t is said that Ferdinand Ward has re- =,
ceived many tiattering offers from prom
inent Wall street men to again enter busi- !.
ness there, they remaining silent part !
ners. 1t is also said that he is coming to /,
Colorado.
The United States circuit court at Phil {
adelphia awards the National Cash Regis
ter company an accounting against Henry
Nuss, ir., Jonathan G. Hare and William
Stoneback users of the American cash ,
register.