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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-15
CONDENSED NEWS.

Again the 1iseacres say that Clarksol
will he national chairman.
An alarming number Il cases OF typhoi,
fever are reported at Chicago.
A cyclone near Peoria, Ill.,, killed min,
persons and wounded sixteen.
Ten city councimen of Toledo, Ohio
have been arrested charged with bood
ling.
Barney Morgan, who was shot by the
Rev. Father Bay at Chicago, while at
tempting burglary, is dead.
Howard Gould, who s at Salt Lake
says his father has greatly improved in
health since reaching Idaho.
The will OF Kate Castleton, the late
soubrette, was fled for probate yesterday
at San Francisco, Cal. She leaves an
estate of $4,000
Springfield, Ohio, was visited by a de-
structive tornado which demolished fifteen
residences and partially ruined forty more.
Several people were killed.
The surgeon general OF the marine hos
pltal service has ordered that all vessels
arriving from cholera infected districts
must be thoroughly dsinfected.
Ex-County Treasurer Charles Paul. of
Hastings, Neb., convicted of embezz!ing
$56, 600 of Adams county, Neb., was SEN
fenced to three years at hard labor.
A public demonstration under the
auspices of committee appointed by
Mayor Grant will probably occur in New
Y ork the day Mr.. Cleveland receives the
notification committee.
A rise in the Rio Grande has cut
through the main land near the city of
Matamoras, Mexico, making the river
two miles shorter and leaving quite
piece of Mexican territory on the Texas
side.
AT the government target grounds for
The United States soldiers of Fort
Thomas, Ohio, Private Louis Young, of
company D, 9th infantry, shot and NOR.
tally wounded Corporal Henry Sunold, of
he same company.
Senator PETER apologized to the senate
and the country at large for having voted
or the allowance Of years salary OF their
husbands to the widows of the chief JUS
ice and associate justices.
The treasury department has been in
ormed of the seizure of the steamship
Wilmington, plying between Victoria, B.
J., and Portland, Ore, for smuggling.
Ninety-twO cans of opium, valued at $5,-
100, were captured. The captain and
rev OF the vessel were arrested and will
Q tried for smuggling.
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Sad Condition of Things.

LONDON, July l5.-An investigation that
has been in progress for several months
has developed the fact that the milk sup
ply of London and the large towns is
yearly becoming more and more a deadly
distributor of sickness among all classes.
Fully 80 per cent of the total number OF
milking COWS in twenty large towns have
been found to be afflicted with tubercu-
losis, and to this fact is attributed the
terrible mortality, especially among chill
dren, from tubercular diseases, such as
diphtheria and diphtheric sore throat, as
well as euteric and scarlet fevers. 1t is
also claimed that much of the milk con-
tains pyrotoxine, deadly poison discov.
cred some years ago in cheese, and which
is most rapid and alarming in its fatal
effects, especially in the case of children.
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Columbian Fair Rates.

CHICAGO, July 15.-The Columbian
passenger committee is holding lively
meeting to-day at its office in the Rookery
building over the question of the rates for
the Worlds fair dedicatory ceremonies
in October next. At its last meeting,
and which was not largely attended the
committee adopted rate OF fare and a
third from points within a certain dis
lance from Chicago. Against this action,
however, including the Alton, Rock
Island and Maple Leaf entered protest,
on the ground that they regarded the
rate CT one fare for the round trip as
about the proper thing. This is strongly
opposed by many other lines and an ei.
fort will be made to bring about an agree
ment on the question at to-day's meet
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months to come. This is the suit which
brought Col. Ingersoll to Las Vegas few
weeks ago, as the prosecutor of his old
friend Dorsey. The charged is that Dorsey
in the division of the cattle, made fraud
ulent miscount against the company.
Dorsey denies the charge and pleads the
immense losses sustained by the cattle
industry in the territory in the last few
years.
Prof. A. F. Smith, of Las Vegas, who
went to New York to skate contest for
the championship on roller skates, against
the CHAMPIONS of England, has been
heard from. He was met in Chicago by
the sporting millionaire, Harry Burbank,
who accompanied him TO Gotham. Other
members OF the sporting fraternity,
among them the inventor of rolling
skates, joined them in New York Prof.
Smith writes to his friends in this city
that he is in active training, and says
that it will be no fault OF his if that cham
plonship does not remain where it he's
been for the past decade-in his posses-
sion. Optic
Eddy notes: Owing to the heavy rains
IN the vicinity of Seven Rivers and
ROCKY Arroyo, the river rose five feet IN
few hours last Tuesday. n The
purchase of the Crow farm and Milne
ranches near Roswell are reported to
have been made this week by the p. |. &
|. company for parties in the east.
A young lad was selling fish around town
last Thursday, AMI when informed by
some parties that he was violating the law |
by so doing and was liable to arrest, he
answered, that before he sold any, he
asked the sheriff if it was wrong to do so,
and was told no." to "go ahead it will
be all right" Such advise is contrary to
law, as any one may see by reading
chapter 23, of the laws of the 2Sth session.
This act also make the sheriffs of the ter
ritory fish wardens for their respective
counties, and it is their duty to enforce
the law, not to advise its violation.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.
Street arc lights have been turned on at

Street arc lights have been turned on al
Ration.
G. w. Mylert, representative of this
city at Washington, is on his way home.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Plenty of water, as is the case since the
new water works Commenced operation
has made wonderful improvement in
the appearance of Maton.
The Anson-. .&aEsopper mine, Grant
county, has been bonded to the South
western Coal & Iron company, and a
payment has been made ON the prop
erty.
The mines in the vicinity .of Elizabeth
town and Ute Creek, Coiax county, are
attracting attention from outside investors,
although there is no boom and none is
desired by those interested.
P. H. Marcellino, of Socorro, has let a
contract to John j. A. Dobbin to drive
tunnel into the Bob Ben we'll on the side
of Socorro mountain. This will give
plenty. Of water for his orchard.
If the voters of Las Vegas vote down
the proposition to improve their water
supply next Saturday, that town will
have to take lower rating than it has
heretofore had for enterprise. - Ration
Range.
The Hillsboro smelter grounds begin to
look like business. Ore is piled up in
every direction and the bins are all full.
At present writing it seems probable
that the furnace will blow in about the
Goth inst.
Messrs. Chas. F. Hunt and J. J. Phe-
Ian, of Albuquerque, have purchased
half interest in the Canon de Carmel
grant in the Sandia mountains. This is
very valuable property and these gentle
men will endeavor to have the grant
speedily confirmed.
Las Vegas note: Capt. L. G. Fort, dis
trict attorney, and W. f. Gortner, court
have gone over to Mora,
where the preliminary examination OF
Jose D. Gallegos began yesterday. N. |
Segura, county assessor OF San Miguel |
county, is Gallegos' attorney.
Old Abe Eagle: every foot OF devel-
opment opens up new, rich bodies OF ore
and demonstrates that gold is everywhere
The mint returns and dividends on the
two great operative mines, the Old Abe
and North Homestake, ore "proof of the
pudding" Outside capitalists are coming
10 look over our country, and the coal
fields are one OF the greatest attractions
|or both railroads and Investment.
Messrs. L. M. Smith and J. II. Cravens,
he tennis players, are in the city as rep
'esentatiyes together in tie Las Vegas
1ouble, while Mr.. Cravens is representa-
ives in singles. Mr.. Smith was formerly
. tennis PLAYER at Yale college, and Mr..
Jravens at Columbia college, New York
,ity, hence the contest is virtually between
eastern and western skill. The gentlemen
rom Las Vegas are desirous that these
contests may result in territorial tourn-
!ment.-Albuquerque Democrat.
The suit OF the Palo Banco Cattle COM
,any against ex-senator Stephen W.
Dorsey, at Las Vegas, is q long winded
nd complicated chancery case, and will
'robsbly not be decided in the courts for
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The Next Vice President.

New YORK, July 15.-The statement
made directly after the Minneapolis con-
vention that Hon. Whitelaw Reid would
not take any active part in the political
campaign is confirmed by the announce.
ment from member of the family that
early next month the Republican nomi-
nee for the vice presidency will go to the
Adirondacks for visit that is likely to
last until the end Of September. Mean
while he is spending most of his time at
Ophir Farm, his country seat. He has
had many invitations to speak in the
west, but it is regarded as doubtful
whether any single one of them will be
accented
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Caught aCOIOueI,

LONDON, July 15.--The marriage OF
Miss Bessie French, of New York, and
Hon. Herbert Francis Eaton, colonel OF
the Grenadier guards. and which took
place yesterday, was one Of the most
brilliant events OF the season. The pretty
little church at Knights bridge was filled
with representatives of the aristocracy
and military men in full uniform. The
New York colony turned out in force.
The BRIDES maids, all of whom, with one
exception, were New York girls, were at
tired in white muslin gowns of the finest
texture, and were preceded up the aisles
by ushers in knee breeches and scarlet
coats. The bridal costume WAS one of
Worth's most magnificent creations.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-15

LAKE Cry, Colo, July 15-The sen
tence for life passed upon Ed. O'Kelly
the murderer of Bob Ford, by Judge Bell
was more severe than was anticipated
but all admit it was deserved. The con.
demned man refused to talk further than
to say that the witness against him swore
falsely. In company with three other
homicides O'Kelly was taken to Canon
City by Sheriff brennan.
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The Labor Troubles.

HOMESTEAD, July 15.-The borough OF
Homestead has been placed under martial
law. The strikers are convinced that men
will be put to work in the mill under the
protection of the military. The workmen
are more subdued than during the early
part Of the week, and do not threaten
either the works or to drive out. nom
union men.
Pittsburg-The employees in the upper
and lower union mills Of Carnegie, in this
city, quit at noon, and the gas was
turned off in the furnaces. The men
struck because the company refused to
confer with the Homestead men. 1t is
the most remarkable strike on record, the
firm having signed the Amalgamated scale
for the ensuing year.
Walla Walla, Wash.-The crisis is
passed, and peace once more reigns in
Ceur d Alene, and martial law prevails
in the community.
Minneapolis.-A special to journal from
Spokane says: Gen. Carlin's infantry
from Fort Sherman reached Wardner last
night. They took possession Of the town
and placed the county (Shoshone) under
martial law.
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Cholera Riots,

ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-Owing to a
report that the doctors were causing
cholera patients to be buried alive, the
lower classes of the city Of Saratof rose in
revolt against the authorities, and the
doctors on the 10th inst. The excited
populace wrecked and plundered the
police station, cholera hospitals and the
residences of chief of police and physi.
clans. Several patients were dragged out
OF one hospital to save them, as the
ignorant mob thought from being buried
alive.
The medical assistants were attacked
and two OF them were killed. The rioters
threatened to take full possession Of the
city and would undoubtedly have done so
had it not been for the opportune arrival
OF the troops who had been summoned.
The mob resisted the soldiers and the
latter were ordered to fire upon them. A
volley was poured into the mob, killing
three OF them and wounding four others.
The rioters then dispersed.
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Won't BE Disturbed.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Friends of Gen.
Green B. Raum say that they are paying
little attention to the report Of the con-
gresslonal investigating committee. The
Democrats, they say, are welcome to make
all the use of itthey like for campaign
material, but the general will certainly
not be disturbed ip his tenure ofpffice in
the pension bureau.
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Tremendous Death Rate.

New YORK, July 15.--For the twenty
four hours which ended at noon yester.
day there were reported to DR.. John
Nagle, register of vital statistics of the
board OF health, 226 deaths. This is the
largest number of deaths for one day re-
ported in several years. On Sunday 147
deaths were reported, and on Monday
127. DR.. Nagle says that the big jump in
the death rate was principally due to an
increased mortality among children.
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Chicago Republican Headouarters

CHICAGO, July ia local paper has
the following: 1t has been definitely set
tied that branch headquarters for the
Republican committee be established.
Mr.. Tanner was placed on the executive
committee, and his chief lieutenant, Gen.
Michener, of Indiana, and this was done
with a purpose in view, that purpose
being tie establishment of branch here.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-15

LONDON, July 15.-At 2:l0 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon the returns show the
election of 246 conservatives, 220 liberals,
3S liberal-unionists, 4S anti-Parnellites, 7
Parnellites and laborlsts. This makes
the consolidated opposition on equal
terms with the government,
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brief WlRINGS::-


ROME, July 15.-The eruption Of Mount
Etna is rapidly increasing in violence.
Immense streams of lava are pouring
down the mountain side, and it appears
certain that several villages and num-
Der of dwellings will be destroyed. All
the craters are active.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-15

Patronize the New MEXICAN for al
sorts Of fine and cheap job printing; larg.
est and best printing and book binding
establishment in the territory.
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Soda water, sarsaparila, ginger ale and
other refreshing summer drinks, by the
case OF twenty four bottles to dealers Is
cents at Reber's, opposite Lowitzkis
store
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-15

The latest and best forms Of mortgage
deeds and chattel mortgages are for sale
at the New MEXICAN Printing office.
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THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. C. DaSe's
n.S ~ Ill Advertising Agency, 81 and
where contracts for advertising can be made
for it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-15

Soda water, sarsaparilla, ginger ale,
seltzer and apollinaris water in seal-stop
per bottles, to the trade, 81 per case Of
twenty.four bottles. at Rebers, opposite
Lowitzki's store.
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STATEHOOD DEFEATED.
The senate Committee Declines to
Report the Pending Bill.
Special to the New Mex,car.

Special to the New Mex,car.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The senate
committee Oh territories this afternoon
declined TO make a favorable report on
the pending bill providing an enabling
act for the admission OF New Mexico as a
state.
This defeats the state movement 30 far
as the present session is concerned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

The Grand Rapids Press club viii
hold an adjourned meeting on Tuesday
evening AZ 1870. Besides hearing the
report Of the entertainment committed
on the Niagara excursion, the room
committee Will make . report on the
selection Of new quarters.
The woman's Home Missionary 60
cisty of the First Congregational
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the parlors Of the church
this afternoon
Members Of the Old Residents asso-
cianou will hold . meeting Saturday
afternoon IN the city hall at 2 O'Clock.
10 make arrangements for holding their
Annual picnic.
The Christian alliance meetings are
continuing At the North Division street
NJ. T. church. Service today 1t $50 2
m. and closing service Al 1880 thu
evening.
Supervisor Frost of the fourth ward
. recently made Elk, will 20 to Buffalo
TO attend the annual convention OF
Elks which meets there next week.
Delegates from the Patriarchal circle
Who attended the meeting of the grand
temple ~ Eikhart, Ind, returned last
evening.
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TAILOR MADE
CLOTHING.
SPECIAL LINES FOR
SPRING.
GARDINER
a.
BAXTER.
CIR NEWS IN BRIEF.


The three local military companies
aBdsr Colonel AeGaTFln os~ere put
throagn the battalion drill on south
Iona street square last evening. The
boys are lndnstfious!y preparing Tor
tie summer encampmeni-
Come, examine and be convinced that
bersIn, sns nsiihaer, At No u Canal
street, sells tie incest hAts Tor about
0ne-half the price than Al any othsf
institution IN this city.
Charles Lilly Of Coopersvllle was IN
the city yesterday conferfing Win local
serohaats for tue purpose of engaging
some one 20 make q balloon ascension
Al that place July I.
A young HOllander named Hook
sema, VINO had been IN the city but
three weeks, had . finger cut on zee
terday by the machinery IN McCord b
BradheGd's factory.
The directors OF tho Kent County
Savings bank nave decided not To IN
ereass the capital At present. II IN
creased At ali IL will not DC done until
January /.
Joseph A. WithAm, . clergyman from
Oakfield township, took out q license
40 marry Annie c.. Hart. 4 school
teacher from Boeland, Mecosta county,
yesterday.
The Alba Hayward Opera company
has arrived IN toe city And the men,
bers have taken their summer head
quarters at Fletcher place.
Henry Camp and Elizabeth Gala
way. and William l.. McCune and
Mary ;. Nester were married yesterday
by Justice Hydorn.
Or. A. J. Patterson has returned
from Detrols where he was attending
the meeting of the National Academy
Of Medicine.
Mrs. A. W. Bake of No. 3 Ports
mouth Terrace has returned from q
two weeks Wait with friends in Gale
donls.
The remains Of BENJAMIN L. Boyer
Will DO taken 10 Northumberiand,
Penn. today for interment.
A bad cave-in - reported on West
Bridge street between Turner aud
Broadway streets
sebastian Homrich Of North Dorr Il
the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. An
thony Schmidt.
w. b. Hill has been IN the city for Z
few days while on his way TO the Psci,
10 coast
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something else. We tired II, and
noticed an improvement after the first
three meals. There MAS no further
need OF medicine, for this food made
our little girl 90 strong and healthy
that the dread eruption WAS soon
cured.
Her teeth all came with little trou-
BILE, she has had no difficulty from IN
digestion and her sleep has been sound
and unbroken. This food 10 called
Lactated, and want every mother 10
know of II.
. ,
The history given above was written
by Mrs. Morris A. Smith, No. 80 Race
street. Haverhill. Mass. The picture
OF her baby proves all that Mrs. Smith
has written about its present good
health. She 10 but one of the thou.
sands OF mothers who, when all earthly
help seemed IN vain, have seen their
little ones come hack to health solely
through the use Of this pure food. Yet
Lactated Food 10 not 4 medicine-it is
simply . pure food that keeps the well
baby strong and in . natural way
makes the sick baby we'll.
Lactated Food 10 sold by the best
druggists or mailed on receipt of price.
IS cents, so cents, s1.O0. Interesting
book of prize babies and beautiful
birthday card free to any mother send
ing her baby's name.
WELLS, RICHARDSON Il Co.,
Burlington, Vt.
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BUILDING AND REALTY.

Masons are now working on the sec-
ond story of the Waltz block on the
corner of Kent and Bridge streets.
Tina block % being constructed OF red
pressed brick, and when completed
will be one of the prettiest buildings in
that locality.
The residence portion of the block on
the corner of south DIVISION and Hall
streets IL being remodeled for store
purposes
The Hon. c. c. Comstock and family
have moved into their new residence
on the River SIDE farm near North
park.
Judge X. NJ. Montgomery will be in
vissd 10 deliver the address at the dedi-
cation Of the new court house July 4.
The Rev. w. J. Cogshsll will lecture
IN The Ames NJ. +. church tonight.
Subject, Impressions of the SOUTH"
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Tn. ysAsns shsv.

LioerA subscriptions have been made
~ the vrcpls 81 Norway towssd the
fund suv bu4,sisos and srssdiDe . VIKING
ship srv~a "a ~ exhibited ct the Worlds
far. IsH Intended n ~ ard sail the
vepsrl the snfire distance. Not les than
thirty rvw~rs VII be required - man
the <kip. Ii n Intended. however. - far
- ppsslls- m srerp< she services 81 nsue
bat es3unerd men. ~bs may Be able 80
take p~rt IN the compilation II An sc-
ec-ant n th- vcy>xs Another literary
project IN scurrficn With Ne int-rest-
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en- re Norwegian Viking ship snd ths
discovery, in A. D lop. n NE vsh1nx
Left shs Fcrusnste. - visIand. tbs
ehi~f setslem~nf ~ tho Ancssot So<~smen
IN An~rsrz. . s~rrisrry cs<sprt~fss Ne
present states ~ MAnserhumefss sn<l
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