Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-18
CONDENSED NEWS.

speaker Crisp predicts the close OF con-
gress about July 10.
An effort will he made in congress to
have the sugar tariff lifted.
Kentucky will probably eend unin-
strncted Democratic candidates.
The banquet OF Republican clubs at
Ann Arbor, May II, will be a big success.
The mining exhibit building, Worlds
lar, has been completed. 1t Is the first
Fred. W. Moench, 10, Chicago, hung
himself While Insane from cigarette smok
ing
Congressman Bryan of Nebraska saws
Boles will have 100 votes on the first bal
lot.
Clement Ritz, a wealthy man of Evans
vile, Ind, has received many threaten
ing letters.
st. Alphonsus' chrrch, Baltimore, is to
have the largest and finest set of chimes
in America.
Senator Faulkner of West Virginia is
much spoken of as national Democratic
chairman.
Grover Cleveland says he is not op-
posed to the two-thirds rule Of the Demo-
cratic conventions.
The Oklahoma Peoples party declared
for James B. Weaver and l.. L. Polk for
national candidates.
Pablo Ochoa, editor of the Ell Norte,
chihuahua, Mexico, was killed by Editor
Condef, of the Diario, in duel.
Senator Quay carried Blair county by
800 majority over Congressman Dalzell as
to the United States senate.
5. W. Sawyer, president of the bank
Of FL Reno, |. T., has been arrested,
charged with forging check on his
bank.
Ex-senator Joseph f. Brown, of Geor-
1ia says the present Peoples party move
nent will be feeder to the Republican
party.
A well'known Ohio man says that only
he united efforts of Plat, Quay and
Foraker could effect the nomination of
sherman.
Charles B. Horton, of Omaha, sues
Commander Clifton Curly, New York, for
250O0 for false imprisonment while mis-
AIKEN tor an army deserter.
Cheyenne and Afapahoe Indians in
Oklahoma are said to have been beaten
ut Of $65, 900 in the recent sale of lands.
len. Miles is investigating.
1t is reported that Lieut.. Hetherington
Dubuque, Iowa, now in Japan, will be
sslgned to duty at the government iron
'orks in Pennsylvania.
Senator Hill is thus quoted: "Why did
he New York convention not mention
eveland? Why, because it is not in the
ablt OF drawing in outsiders" "
Philip Cohen, a Russian, fell from the
,p of Il four-story building in New York
nd struck on lis head. He will re-
over. Hard head evidently. !
The New York commissioners are still
ldeavoring to have the Worlds fair
oening date changed to October 21 to
;commodate their own celebration on t
ctober /.
Sldaey s. Miller, of the National Pub
shlng company, Chicago, sues "Mes- c
ah" Teed for 500 900 Tor the alienation I
his wife's affections. Affections come
gh in Chicago.
Stage robbers again robbed the Red :;
ng' Shasta stage, California, Saturday i
ght, killing Express Messenger Buck t
onteomery. who resisted. They got i
10000. c
John McCall's protest against the New {
ork Life Insurance company paving
z 800 pensions to ex-President Beers !
as heard in New York. Decision re- a
rived. !
The payments of sugar bounty under
9 Mckinley bill, on account of the pro- \
lction OF the present year, have been
actically completed. The bounty
mounted to about $7,500,000. The es- Q
nate for the ensuing fiscal year is $1O,- '
o 1000. I