Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-30

Jay Gould is very sick in Idaho, so Ne,
York has it reported to day.
Unless 80 cents an hour is paid the Ne,
Orleans painters will strike July |.
A bill for uniform system of bank
ruptcy has been reported favorpbly in tn
house.
Charles Francis Adams aud wife wer
injured in runaway accident at Quincy
Mass.
Gilbert Palmer, aged 10, and Emmi
Conklin, aged Ii, committed suicide Il
Nenia, Ohio.
1t is thought revolutionists are agar
gathering in Texas for the purpose O
raiding in Mexico.
A wife murderer named Bates was taker
from the Jail Ivy a mob at Shelbyvile
Tenn, and hanged.
The court of claims has awarded the
Pottawatomie Indians $l04,6 ,626 for lands
ceded the government in Michigan anc
Indiana.
The Goshen National bank, Middle,
town, n. Y, has closed. Cashier Muir.
rays mind is said 20 be unbalanced. Sc
are his books.
At Walkeryille, Ill.,, Frank Painter and
Perry johnson fired fifteen shots at each
other, the former being slightly and the
latter fatally wounded,
The sugar trust has made an arrange
ment with wholesale grocers whereby the
latter will maintain uniform prices and
the former will giys a rebate TO all in the
agreement to protect them from loss.
Cold water Bucks.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-The delegates to
The national convention of the PrOhbi-
lion party were prompt in reassemhing
This morning, and everywhere was mani
Tested an evident determination to reach
he important business of the convention
with as little delay as possible. The
arge hall was crowded and much interest
vas manifested by the spectators in the
proceedings. The platform as drafted by
he sub COmnittee declared against the
and importation, transporta-
ion and sale of all alcoholic beverages,
md insists that such prohihition can only
)e scored by amendments TO the nation
Il and state constitutions, deHounCes any
orm Of license for the liqnOr traffic,
avors the abolition Of the internal reve-
lue system, demands that the right to vote
hall not be abridged by the Uuited
'tates o. any state on account of eex,
avors the election of the president, vice
resident and United States senators by
irett vote OF the people, favors the Aus
raIlan ballot system, and approves the
'ork of the National Women'S Christian
temperance union. This platform is now
eing considered by the inIl committee.
-s much interest and excitement is maui |
.sted regarding the choice of presi
entlal and vice presidential candidates
) though the Prohibitionists were mem
ers Of one OF the dominant parties
mong those who have friends and sup
orters are Samuel Dckie, the present
atlona chairman; ex-Gov. John =. st.
ohm, Judge Amos Briggs, of Philadel-
hia; ii. Clay Bascom, of Troy, New
ork; Col. f. F. Ritter, of Indianapolis
7. j. Demorest, of New York; William
Wardwell, of New York; Volney
ushing, of Maine Gen. John Bidweli,
oaillotnla, Cof. NeOrge w. BAN, OF
entucky; James Black, of Pennsyl-
mia, and Rev. Joseph Cook. Gen.
dwell and Mr.. Demorest are in the lead
ith the chances in favor OF the former.
&c vica-presidential nomination will
obably 90 10 R5v. Mr.. Kelley, on Ven.
'ssee, who is warmly supported bS ex-
ov. st, John. 1t is probable that the
INVENTION will come to close with a
ass meeting tonight.