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STRUNG UP TO A TREE.
Fate of Negro Who Outraged White
Girl.

PORT JARVIS (N. ", June 2.-Lena
McMahon, daughter of John McMahon
OF this village, was brutally assaulted by
negro, Bob Jackson, to-day The as
sault was witnessed by a number of
young girls and two young negroes, who
were held at bay by the fiend's revolver.
After the fearful crime Jackson fled,
leaving his victim in an insensible con-
ditlon, and probably fatally injured. A
posse was organized and the brute cap
tured. On his return to the village Jack
son confessed, and implicated one Will
lam Foley, white man, whom he
claimed consplred to ruin Miss McMa-
hon. On his arrival at the jail he was
taken in hand by mob. The police
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Land Grant Forfeiture.

WAsHIN NGToN, June BY direction of
Secretary Noble, that portion of the grant
to the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany lying between Tres Pinos and AL
calde, in California, will soon be restored
to the public domain. By the Act of Sep
tember, 1890, these lands were declared
forfeited to the United States, and the
commissioners order was issued to-day
to the Register and Receiver at San Fran
cisco directing thirty days public notice
be given for the purpose of carrying this
forfeiture Act into effect. The lands,
which aggregate approximately 76S, 900
acres, will be opened to settlement at an
early date
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California Fruits BoYcotted.

ATLANTA (Ga.), June 2.-The National
Association of Nurserymen was in ses-
sion here to-day and passed resolutions
virtually instituting a boycott against
California fruits. The resolutions cite the
California quarantine on Eastern
nurserymen's stock, and the association
resolves in case this is not raised to exert
all its influences to get stricter inspection
laws passed by the Legislatures of the
Middle and Eastern States
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FIRE NEAR SANTA ROSA.
Thomas Lake Harris' Winery De
StrOyed.

SANTA Rosa, June 2.-The winery of
the celebrated ranch of Thomas Lake
Harris, the widely known mystic. who
has colony of subjects about three miles
from here, was destroyed by fire tonight,
causing a loss of SOC, 900. Immense guam
titles OF wine and brandy were stored in
the winery, which was the largest in the
State. The winery was stone building,
surmounted by wooden belfry The
fire, which is supposed to be incendiary,
started in the belfry and soon became un-
comfortable. The brandy in storage
caught fire. and though the fire started
early in the evening, at Il o'clock it was
still burning fiercely. Streams of burn
ing brandy are running all over the
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Treatment in Cleveland Hospital.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-There is much
talk here over the death yesterday of a
prominent citizen in this city in the City
Hospital, he having bled to death from
inattention. Last night patient at the
hospital killed himself, leaving a note
saying death was preferable to the abuse
OF the nurses. Charges have been made
in the public press against this hospital,
alleging negligence, incompetency and
immortality. The principal charge was
against Miss Murray Of Philadelphia,
who is in charge of the trained nurses
department.
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Young Exonerated.

WASHINGTON, June flames E.
Young has been acquitted by the corps
of Washington correspondents of the
charges upon which the Senate dismissed
him from his position as Executive
Clerk. 4oung's removal from office car
ried with it the imputation that he had
communicated to the newspaper corre-
spondents Information about the transac-
tiOns of the Senate while in executive
session
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DETROIT, June 2.-The steamers Brit
ain and Progress, both of Cleveland, col
hded this morning at the mouth of the
Detroit River. The Progress sank i'm
mediately. The crew was rescued with
difficulty. The Britain was comparatively
uniniured.
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Woods IN tlames.

Nays LAxpIxG CN. J.), June "a
fire started in the woods between this
place and Egg Harbor City this morning.
and it has been burning fiercely in q
valuable tract of timber all day. A large
force OF men have fought it all day with
little success, and it is destroying hun
dreds of acres OF timber every hour.
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sLAYIN-RIORpAN FIGHT.
The Latter Throws Up the Sponge
Being Badly Disfgured.

LAS L4iIlef Throws Up the sponge,
Being Badly Disfigured.
LONDON, June 2.-The fight between
Jack SIavin of Australia, brother of
Frank Slavin, who was defeated by Jack
son few nights ago, and Con. Riordan,
the American boxer, well-known on the
Pacific Coast. took place tonight. Ac-
cording TO the articles signed the men
were to box twenty rounds, Queensberry
rules, tour-ounce gloves, at catch weight,
for purse OF ESQ. Slayin defeated RIor-
dan in nineteen rounds.
Riordan weighed I4l, and Slavin 1f3.
The betting favored Slavin. The science
OF the fighters was conspicuous rather by
It's absence. There was no real lighting
until the eleventh round, when RIordan
dropped to escape punishment. In the
twelfth Riordan's appeal tor foul was
overruled. He was knocked down sew
eral times between the twelfth and nine
teeth rounds, and finally threw up the
sponge, his left eye being closed and his
face badly marked.
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Northern Pacific.

New York. June 2.-Regarding the
rumor that the Northern Pacific is formu-
lating plan to issue bonds to fund the
floating debt, officials of the company
say: mo new issue OF bonds of any kind
is contemplated. No part of the floating
debt natures before next September, and
it is secured by ample collateral"
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FRANCE And GERMANY.
Neither Has Any Desire of Pro-
voking Conflict at Arms.
PREDICTION AS TO THE RESULT
SHOULD WAR OCCUR.

Over a Hundred Dead Bodies Already
Recovered From the Scene of the
Mine Disaster in Bohemia Great
Suffering Among the People Of
Mauritius, the Scene of the Recent
Hurricane-A Russian Town Laid
in Ruins by Fire.
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Prospective Cattle blockade

CHEYENNE (Wy.), June 2.-Owing to
the quarantine proclamation by the Gov
ernor Of South Dakota, the Northwestern
has notified the Union Pacific that it will
receive no more Southern cattle billed to
South Dakota points. This is liable TO
create tremendous blockade,
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FoRE1GN-MADE LOCOMOTIVES.
Circular Issued by Assistant Secretary
SpaUlding.

SpaUlding.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Acting Secre-
tary Spaulding has issued circular to
the customs officers in regard to locomo-
tiVes used in traffic with adjacent coun-
tries. in which he says: Every foreign
locomotive on a continuous route cross
ing the boundary into the United States
is allowed to bring the train directly to
and from the customs port en- route to
and from its termination in the United
States of what is technically known as
the run of the locomotive, if it be beyond
the limits of such port, but no foreign
made locomotive shall be employed for
the continuance of an inward trip unless
such locomotive shall have been duly
entered for duty in the United States.
Officers of Customs are directed to seize
any locomotive found to be used in viola
ton of the above rules"
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Boy Murdered.

PHOENIX CA. t., June 1.-The news is
corroborated of the killing of boy
named Charles Dobbie on the ranch OF
his uncle in Superstition Range. thirty
miles from here. The murderers are be-
lieved to be renegade Apaches and men,
bers of the Kid band. The Sheriff of
Pinol County and posse are in pursuit.
The boy was left aloue on the ranch sew
eral days ago, and his body was found
near the house by a band of cowboys.
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Grain Brokers ss,pn.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The firm of Cos
ter & Martin, grain brokers, assigned to-
day to William Bradford without prefer
ences. The Chicago branch assigned May
31st. The amount OF the failure is esti-
mated anywhere from S250, 900 to $500. 900
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Who CAN NAME TEE WINNER
Minneapolis Now Thronged With
Leading Republicans.
BLAINE AND HARRISON SUPPORT
ERS HARD AT WORK.

Men Of Political Astuteness Differ in
Their Predictions as to the Final
the Preferences Being Generally
Divided Between the Secretary of
State and President - Mckinley
Mentioned for Permanent Chair
man.
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High-water Mark OF the Rebellion

GETTYSBURG (Pa.), June 1.-The dedi-
cation Of tablet at the Copse Trees, in
dicating the high-water mark of the re-
bellion, took place this afternoon in the
presence of large concourse of people.
The Grafton OF the day was delivered by
Ex-Governor Beaver.
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Terrible Destruction by Fire.

ST. PETERSBURG, June AT Slobarka,
suburb of Kovno, three hundred houses
were destroyed by fire. Most of the in
habitants were working men, and lost
everything they possessed. They are in
an absolutely destitute condition, and the
situation is most depiorabIe.
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Suicide at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June 2.-George Sebas-
tian, aged 80 years, committed suicide
here to-day. Sebastian had accumulated
a handsome fortune in the cork business,
but lost it gambling.
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Nat. Goodwin.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Comedian Nat. G..
Goodwin was unable to sail for Europe
on the steamer City of Paris, owing to a
sudden illness.
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Strong North Wind.

MARYsvILLE, June "A strong north
wind has prevailed for the past twenty
four hours. 1t has not affected the fruit
crop in the least, and as wheat has not
yet reached the dough state, that has been
but slightly damaged. Two small fires
occurred during the day, but were easily
eXtlnguished, Notwithstanding the wind.
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Drowned.

PORT JERvIs (N. ", June Com
modore C. T. Weeks of the BROOKLYN
Canoe Club was drowned yesterday
while attempting TO shoot dam across
the Delaware River at Lackawaxen. Pa
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Gold Export,

NEW YORK, June 2.-Gold to the
amount of one million dollars was taken
tor export to-day.
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The Carson Mint.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Since the de-
cision in the Hale Il Norcross mining
suit finding the Directors guilty of con-
spiracy and fraud, the San Francisco
Stock Association has renewed its petit
ton TO Congress TO have the United States
Mint at Carson City, New, investigated.
The mint officials are charged with being
In collusion with the conSpirators and
making the mint a repository of the
stolen bullion of the Hale & NorcroSs
mine. The charges have been forwarded
10 congressman Geary, who, it is eX-
pected, will endeayor to have Congress
appoint an Investigating committee.
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made an unavailing effort to protect him.
A moose was adjusted and he was strung
up 10 a neighboring tree in the presence
of a bowling mob of a thousand people.
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place, and the confagration presents
magnificent sight from Santa Rosa. The
winery and stock was valued at S400, 900;
insurance. $4,000.
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The Uayyaflan ,r.aason Charres.

TORONTO, June "A dispatch from the
brother of Colonel Volney Ashford, un
der arrest at Honolulu on the charge of
treason, states that there IS no foundation
for the charge and no cause for alarm.
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An Amador Farmer Fatally Tninred

An Amador Farmer Fatally Injured.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-J. l.. Good
man, rancher of Amador County, fell
down stairs this morning at 137 Mont
gomery street, and sustained severe in
Juries of the head. He was removed to
the Receiving Hospital, and this after
noon he became unconscious. But little
is known OF the man, but from the ma
ture of his injuries it is presumed that he
will die. Goodman is a large man, with
large, flowing red beard and mustache.
He appears to be about 80 years of age.
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Crop Conditions in Russia Good.

ST. PETERsBURG, June 2.-The report
issued by the Minister of Husbandry
states that seed corn and winter crops are
in satisfactory condition. owing to a
plentiful rainfall during May. The sum
mer-sown crops everywhere promise
well. There has been no diminution in
the area SoWn.
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Schmfdt Sentenced

NAPA, June Carl Schmidt. con-
victed of the murder of Mrs. Greenwood
was this morning sentenced to San Quen-
tin for life.
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Senator Quay declined to express an
opinion on the political situation, saying
ne would be heard in the convention
hall,
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FURY OF THE STORM.
Further Details of the Loss of Life
and Property.
WIND SWEEPS EVERYTHING IN ITS
PATH

Later Particulars of the Robbery of
Road Shows it to be Case of Un-
exampled Outiawry on the Part of
the Bandits-Fully Two Hundred
Shots Fired - Thought to be the
Work of the Dalton Gang.
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and Her Colonies.

MELBOURNE, June 2.-Valo, a MEM
ber Of the Victorian Parliament, has in-
troduced a motion declaring tile position
Of the Colonies to Great Britain and one
another is not satisfactory; that any
change made should be in the direction
OF allowing the Colonies to impose differ-
entail duties on foreign products in favor
Of the products of other Colonies of the
Empire. The motion added that British
tariff should he made favorable to the
whole Empire, and that the Colonies
should be granted voice in the foreign
policy of the Empire.
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Jackson-slavin Fight.

LONDON, June 2.-In the Commons to-
day Wilfred Lawson asked whether pro-
ceedings would be taken against the abet-
tors of the Jackson-Slavin fight. The
Home Secretary replied that he recon-
mended public prosecution if they could
find material Justifying the prosecuting
OF the managers of the fight. The con-
test had not occurred with the espionage of
tho police.
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BASEBALL.
The Game at San Francisco a SloSgine
Affair.

Affair.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2. - The ball
game to-day was a ten-inning affair. 1t
was a slogging game all the way through,
and Roach was batted out of the box in
the early part of the game, Stafford TAX
ing his place in the sixth inning. Los
Angeles tied the score in the ninth. and
batted out victory in their half of the
tenth. Score: Los Angeles, 10; Oak
land, 9.
AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, June2.-The game to-day be-
tween San Francisco and san Jose was
won by the visitors by a score of to g..
Lookabaugh and Hoffman were the op-
posing pitchers.
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Prague Mine Disaster.

PRAGUE, June 2. - Over hundred
bodies were taken from the mine to-day,
but none were rescued alive. The faces
OF the victims were scorched, and showed
traces Of their desperate struggle for life
Ine scenes at the mouth OF the pit were
heartrendlng. One woman fell dead
and another went mad. The rescuers
were encouraged by hearing a bell iii the
adjoining pit, where number OF miners
were known to be imprisoned. The
rescuers worked at great risk, many
being oVerpOwered by smoke. A pane
was created to-day when it became
known that 100 pounds of dynamite was
stored iii the mine, though the manager
by fire.
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Fierce Duel in France.

PARIS. June 2.-There was a duel to-
day between NJ. Carle Ferrereis, editor of
Gil Bias, and NJ. Paul Raymond, hus-
band of Mime. Raymond, who shot and
stabbed Nine. DelapOrte-L to
death. The meeting was the outcome OF
an article bearing on the tragedy, and
which reflected on the part taken by
Raymond in the terrible affair. Both
fought determinedly, and the contest was
only ended after Ecrrereis received two
serious wounds in the chest, and was un-
able longer to face his antagonist.
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Twenty Thousand People Homeless.
LONDON, June g. Acting Governor
Jermingham's letter to the Lord Mayor
Of London, appealing for help for the sui-
ferers in Mauritius, says over 10000 peo-
pie are homeless and 5000 houses in Port
Louis are i'll ruins. Lieutenant Berkeley
Hill says the scene at Port Louis Sunday
was most dreadful. The stencil from the
many decompOsing corpses lying III the
ruins was sickening. The search for
bodies is horrid work, and there is en-
Ployment for 1000 men ii we had them.
All the drains are blocked, and it is feared
an epidemic OF violent disease will fol-
low the staguation of the sewage.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE senate
in executive session listened for two hours
to arguments by Messrs. Voorhees, and
Turpie in opposition to the confirmation
Of Judge Woods, and to Mr.. Hoar's de-
fence OF the nominee. The judiciary
committee had made its report and placed
Judge Woods name at the head OF the
list of current judges so that 1t was net
possible for any of the other nominations
to be acted upon until the Woods case
was disposed of.
Mr.. Berry introduced bill for the ad-
iustrnent of the rights of the Indians in
the Indian territory with a view of having
that territory admitted as a state. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. PETER introduced bill, which was
referred to the finance committee, to
regulate the value of certain coins and
pieces OF money, and to give to all sorts
OF current money the legal tender quality,
and to prohibit and prevent discrimina-
ton in favor Of gold coin or bullion as
money.
Mr.. Hale presented the conference re-
port on the urgent deficiency bill and it
was agreed to.
In the house Mr.. Sayers, OF Texas, sub
mltted he conference report on the ur-
gency bill aud it passed. The bill sppro-
PIRATES *479, 9,64l. being Sal ,22s more than
was carried by the bill as it passe the
house and $23, ,244 less than it carried as
passed by the senate. The house then
went into committee OF the whole (Mr.
Blount, of Georgia, in the chair on the
free wool bill. Mr.. Coombs, of New
York, concluded his speech in favor Of
the bill.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-17
CONDENSED NEWS.

There is great activity at the navy yards.
The war department will look into
Capt. Bourke'a conduct in Mexico.
Representative Oates urges congress to
enact stronger naturalization laws.
Gen. John Grant, assistant secretary OF
war, as i'll and unable to leave his bed.
He is overworked.
1t is estimated that $4,000 negroes will
leave Arkansas this summer. They will
go to Liberia and Oklahoma.
A bill was introduced by Senator Allison
to compel the railroads to equip their
cars with automatic couplers.
The Yale authorities have decided to
admit momen to all postgraduate courses
with degree of doctor Of philosophy"
In the Maverick bank case at Boston
one indictment has been found against
Potter, six against French and four against
Dana.
The $25 10000 sugar stock just issued
by the trust was put in the unlisted de-
pertinent on the New York stock ex-
change
memorial upon the situation ofimmi
grants in the United States, sent by the
Canadian bishop, has been submitted to
the pope.
At Lsngdon, N. D., 0. S. Enger, Will
liam Davis, John Goff and man named
Oftad, with bis wife and child, perished
in the storm of the 9th.
William F. Hutchings fell dead in the
midst of speech which he was making
at the Ssgus, Mass, town meeting, in
answer tn charge of dishonesty.
Secretary Tracy has sent orders to the
Thetis, now on her way to San Francisco,
to take up the work Of laying the cable
between San Francisco and Honolulu.
The house committee on reform in the
civil service agreed to report favorably,
with immaterial notifications. Mr.. An
drew's bill to exclude political influence
from the employment of laborers under
the authority of the United States.
The project for a deep water channel
through the connecting waters of the
great lakes has practically received the
approval OF the majority Of the house
committee on rivers and hsrbors, which
is framing the regular river and harbor
hill
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Magdalens is shipping ore at the rate
OF twenty-five cars per week. No boom
either.
While in the Pecos valley last week it
is said Jay Gould took note Of how the
New Mexico cattlemen water their stock.
The orchards and gardens at Las Cruces
are beginning to clothe themselves in the
habiliments Of spring, and will, before
long, be furnishing table delicacies.
II has been demonstrated In New Mex
leo that five-ac orchard, at the end Of
six years, when the trees have just begun
to bear well, will yield annually $4,000
worth Of fruit.
Don Santiago Baca has been notified
Of a decision in his favor by the Santa
Fe land office for land at Soda springs.
Major j. W. Donnelly conducted the case
for Mr.. Bacs.--Democrat.
The bond Of Manuel Armijo, Justice OF
the peace Of Duranes, in the sum of $2,-
900, was executed with Fernando Armijo,
ex.county commissioner, and Ambrosio
Contreras as securities. Contreras is q
member of the present territorial grand
jury, and has been unpleasantly con.
nected with Manuel Armijo in the charges
made by the Ansya sisters. He has with.
drawn from the bond. - Albuquerque
Democrat. 8" ~.
Grant county note: II costs $23 per
ton to get hay delivered at Georgetown.
The supply which was cut on the MIN
bres last year has been exhausted for some
time and people in Georgetown are feed
ing Kansas hay within three miles Of the
Mimbres river, where as fine hay and as
good growth can be obtained as in any
part Of the United States. Hay at 1928 per
ton ought to be profitable crop.
Albuquerque note: This afternoon the
purse.makers of the McCoy-Lewis glove
ontest, advertised TO come off near Albu'
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Hill in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 1.-THE city is
gaily decorated in honor Of Senator David
B. Hill, who arrived to-day and was
greeted by an immense crowd composed
not only Of residents fthe city proper,
but of people from the country for many
miles around. The Democratic candi-
date for the presidential nomination was
escorted to his hotel by large procession,
the Hill club, composed Of 900 local Dem
ocrats, acting as guard Of honor. Two
hundred people will sit down to the BAN
quet at the theatre this evening, while
500 of the fair sex, with as many escorts,
will look upon the scene from the bal
comics. Gov. Northen will deliver the
address of welcome to the visitor and
the latter's speech will be delivered in
response to the toast, the United States
of America. Prior to bis departure for
Washington tomorrow morning he will
be rendered reception at the depot by
the Hill club and the citizens at large.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-17
A Word from Powderiy.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 17.-Grandnas-
ter Powderly publishes column aud a
half on the Reading deal. Among other
things, he says: Public opinion is un.
dergoIng most wonderful change, OF
else the people are quickly surrendering
their rights to mould public sentiment.
Last week l cav petition to Governor
Pattison favoring the perpetustion of the
great coal trust in one OF the offices of
the Philadelphia & Reading company.
The employees informed me that they
were given to understand that their
positions depended on their signing this
paper. l requested permission to make
public the fact and give name and loca.
ton, but they would not consent for fear
of discharge and black-listing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-17
W i'll BE a Big Race.

CHICAGO, March 17.-C. w. Williams,
Of Independence, Iowa, owner of Aller-
ton, recently issued challenge to trot
Allerton against any stallion in the world
a race of mile heats, three in five, in har-
ness, at the trotting meeting to be held at
Independence in August, for purse Of
100000.
Buud Doble has wired Williams, accept.
ing the challenge on behalf of Axtell,
provided the entire purse of $4,000
should go to the winner, to which Williams
assented.