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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
His Friends At the Vatican Triumph
Over Archbishop COrrigAn.

OVor AfchDISholt COrr1gAns
ROME, Dec 1.-THE statement: in regard to
the settlement of the differences between the
church and Rev. Father McGlynn, of New
York, has received full confirmation. The
news of the reconciliation: produced the hap
piest impression at the Vatican, where Father
McGlynn has always been a favorite. 1t is
stated on the highest authority that the pope
has given special powers to Monsiguor satolli
to settle the case.
The latest reports at the Vatican from Amer
lea have caused surprise AID vexation at the
opposition against the results of the conference
recently held in New York and the proposal
submitted by Monsignor satolli. The pope,
Cardinal Rampolla and Cardinal Ledochowski
express displeasure at the Course church events
are taking in America, aud his holiness will
shortly take decisive action to bring the divi-
sion to an end
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
Russian Punishment for Rioters.

81. PETERSBURG, Dec 16-Four OF the leaders
in the cholera riots have been sentenced
by court martial to death, eight SEN
fenced TO imprisonment and condemned
TO hard labor. thirty TO detention in the house
of correction. and forty to prison without labor.
Twenty seven prisoners, who, IL was found. had
nothing to do with the riot, were discharged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
Indian Joe Sentenced to BE Hanged.

SAN DIEGO. Dec. lG-Indsn Joe, the perpe.
traitor OF the doub murder at otay some weeks
ago, ami who was recently convicted of the
crime, was today sentenced 20 death by Judge
Futerbaugh, OF the superior court The execu-
ton Is set Tor March 6. at san Quentin. AZ the
request OF she prisoner Il was further ordered
that the execution should take place BY day-
light The murderer will be taken north im-
uaeala;ely
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17

SALEM. Or, Dee. l5.-lspeeisi. THE board Of
equal cation started today on z visit to the rail-
road county seats in Eastern oregon. aud In re-
turning will visis the valley counties about De-
cember y or -.
John Dietrich was hardened from the state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
The Nav Ouebec Cabinet.

QUEBEC, Dec. l6-All the members of the late
De Boucherville cabinet were today sworn in to
their old places in the new cabinet The only
change is the premiership, which now devolves
On l. O. Taillon ia place OF De Boucherviilc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
Convicted Of Murder After Many Years.

ALPENA. Mich, Dec. 17.-August Grossman
this morning was found guilty of murder in the
first degree for killing Albert Moitor. Presque
Isle county lumbermsn. seventeen years ago.
There are twelve Others charged with the same
crime Their trials will follow shortly. The
verdict caused great excitement, as it seems TO
settle the fate OF the Others several OF whom are
wealthy and respected citizens
The murder occurred at Rogers City. Molitor
had employed a lot of foreigners to carry on his
big numbering business. They became enraged
by his alleged tyrannicai and unjust treatment.
One night they shot him aud his bookkeeper,
Sullivan, to death. 1t was found impossible to
convict them till recently one of their number,
Peptke. confessed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
The Death OF sena.or Gibson.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 16-The Louisiana
congressional delegation mes today and took
suitable action on the death OF Senator Gibson.
The funeral will be held Sunday or Monday at
Lexington, Ky
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17

BUFFALO. Dec i6-ihe electric light station
and machinery was burned this morning. Loss,
$ON1U
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Dec. I6-Die's furniture
factory was burned this morning Loss sliO CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec 1e-James @. Blaine,
jr., gave the press tonight the following letter:
Mrs Blaine asks me to state tina: there is not
the slightest truth In the report that Mr.. Blaine
has entered the Roman Catholic church, and
nothing could be further frnm his thought or
inteution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
The WALL Paper Octopus.

Nsw YogK, Dec. Ia The National Wal
Paper Company, popularity known as tee wal
PAPER trust, To-Day Sled certificate OF increase
81 its cap "a, is0.n 100000 TO 49, oo.0 100 cap.
Ia, divided into 80, 30 shares.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17

A South Carolina Murderer Hanged.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. 16.-Joseph jenkins,
colored, was hanged at Mount Pleasant today
for the murder OF John Morgan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17

Deficiency in the Postal Appropriation.
wAsHINGroN CITY, Dec 1.-the secretary OF
the treasury sent to the house today an estimate
of the deficiency in the appropriation on &C.
count OF the postal service. The deficiency
amounts to Ss67,970, and covers the years 1891
md
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
Killing . Claim Jumper Justinable.

Los ANGELES, Dec 16-Joe Cannon was shot
and instantly killed by T. Fletcher in the Gala
basas Wednesday. The trouble grew out Of
Cannon jumping Fletcher's government land
claim. At the coroner's inquest today Fletcher
was exouerated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
A Crazr womnn kal. leruu.hnna.

pKfoGEyaS. \. J.. Dac lG-Ihls morning
George Bowers. .a-s man OF the Saw Jersey
soGtAeTa railroad. vas shos ana instantly killed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
Indigestion, Liver Complaint

''Saxton, Pa, Feb 5:h, 1892
"Dear sirs: have been a great sufferer for
the past eight months with indigestion and
liver complaint, caused by irregularity Mt my
meals. In that time l lost 62 lbs. and my
strength left me SO that was scarcely able to be
about the house l was a misery to myself
and all about me. Every one who saw me
thought and said could not live longer than
spring. Indeed. thought so myself. ! lost Is
high as
Is to 20 lbs. per Week
Idoctored with some of our best physicians,
but to no avail. Then I went to Huntingdon,
and tried two there, but with no better results.
! became very low, had been confined to the
house some two months, when one of the doc
tors recommended Hoods Sarsaparila. II
had done me good before, so ! concluded to
to give it a fair trial again. commenced using
1t about Jan. /, 1892. In six days began to
relish food, and from that time on gained
rapidly Ihave not quite taken my second bot
tie. Ihave gained 80 los. in 81 days. feel almost
az well as / ever did. Can eat well, sleep
good, and don't have
That Tired Feeling
In fact, I am y new man. Ny nsghbors can
not talk enough about tho change they see in
me, and all to be attributed to taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla
want the people to know what it has done for
me- cannot recommend it too highly"
HARRISON HoUPT
'P. 8. The following are names of our
Business Men
Who are willing to testisy that Hoods sarsa-
parilla saved my life, signed by themselves:
j. X Little, Miller. b f. Kyler. car inspector.
WI. Borst, Miller. f. Il. Sanderson, CLERK.
]. Herring, Carpenter. - r. toup, Conductor
r. e. Sanderson, Train Dispatcher
HOODS PILLS become the favorte cathartic
with everyone who tries them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
A Clergyman Murders His Wife.

WELLINGTON, O., Dec 16-Rev. John Arnold,
of the United Brethren church, has been ar
rested for the murder of his wife by stabbing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
MIR. BLAINE's CoNDITIO,

His Physician Refuses t., Speak, but His
Son Gives q Favorable Report.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. l6.-Many disquiet-
ing reports are on the street this evening with
regard to Blaine's conditioJ, but his son an
nounces that his father is better. Blaine's ply
stefan refuses to answer questions as to whether
Blaine Ia better or worse.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
Sumamente Roligloso.

En- muchos pasajes do la histo.
ria Sc representa- al diablo predi-
cando la doctrina cfistiana, pero
EN- ningun case coFrobora mas
Ell incidente one con 10 extre.
me- moralidad delpreauntuoso par
lido republican,, cuando por me-
dio de 10 prensa dirijida por ap6s-
TOTES del anteclisto y adherentes,
declarados Protestantes, Sc esme-
ran EN- su yeneracidn y en- su hip6.
crita y fnjida sumisidn d Ia reli-
gi6n catolica y al mismo tempo
sosteniendo tales halagos por me-
dio de sus cinicos oradores. Pero
para prueba de su extrema adhe.
sion d sus palabras, ceremonlaE,
etc, escojieron ell Jueves Santo
como el dia mas propio para tener
su convention y refusilata en- Sill.
yer City. Ho aqui, pues, una ilus-
TRACTION; aprendan q cumplir sus
prOmesas religiosas, por el estilo
del partido de ideas morales IN. En-
hacer este comento la Voz DEL
PUEBLO, no desea que sc le reco-
n0sca como ell exponente de la
obediencia q dogmas dc religion,
puesto que es dc 10 que menos
nos preciamos; pues de las posi-
clones relativas del fariseo y el pu.
blicano, Ia del dltimo es Ia nues-
ira. Somos hijos de la humanidad
y de la terra, y 4 10 que mas esta.
mos snjetos es 4 errar. Pues ESQ
de Ia infalibilidad ya 10 dejaremos
para ell que tenga ell atreyiniento
de asumirsela.
En- fin, solo llamamos la.atenci6n
los procedimientos de nuestro
enemigo, ell partido Republicano,
para que el mundo yea cdan gran
de es el trecho de 10 quo predican
d 10 que hacen.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
El Clrco MoxIcnno.

III Microbes lIeg6 q esta proce.
dente de Trinidad, Colo. el Circo
Mexicano de Don Juan Treviio.
la modestia con one los mexica-
nos anuncian siemprc el valor de
sus empresas, tai yez ha hecho me.
nor impression en- Ia gcnte, que 10
que hara cualquier empresa norte-
americana, las euales por 10 gene.
raj Sc reducen q hacer gran align.
cara dc anuncios y exajeraciones
de eus trabaJos, J en- resumldas
cuentas apeDas vale Ia pena dc
verse.
El Circo dc Treyiiio, es todo 10
eontrarlo; modesto Gu sus anun.
clos y apaIiencia, pcro muy yalIo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30

Hemos recibido Ia triste noticia
quo maestro amigo, Agaplt0 Abey.
tia, ell compctcnte Alguacll Mayor,
del Condado do Mora, safrio ell
Jueves I'M acoidente, habi6ndosele
disparado accidentalmente un fu-
sill cargado con lagrimilla d un SO.
nor que andaba cazando junto con
el. cnyos proyectilea 10 penctra.
ron un pie. Ia hcrida aunque nc
esla peligrosa le causa mucho do
lor. Esperamoa que pronto reco'
bre del todo nuesiro eetimablc q.
mlgo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
VEGAS NUEvO MEXICO sABADO 30 DE ABRIL DIE 1892.

so : diguo en- realidad. Todayia
no hemos dido d ninguna persona
de los que han atendido d las fun
clones, que no SO expresc en- termi.
nos muy altos del melito de los
varios ariistas del clrco.
ToNCHE, es verdaderamente el
alma Y vida del circo, solo el ira.
bajo de 81 rccompensa cl minimo
precio de la admission. Los traba-
jos gimEasticos en- la barra .iamae
los hemos yisto superados por
ningdn gimnasta. Los trspesistas
dan completa satisfaction. Trae
cl SP. Treyilo en- su circo dos her
mosos ponies meSicanos educados,
los cuales son Ia admiration dc Ia
audiencia.
Podcmos decir sin tenor de ex
ajerar en- 10 mas minimo, que ell
circo do Trevino es por el prccio
que el cobra, superior d cualquier
otra empresa dc sa tamaHo que
hemos yisto en- este pals.
Con los Mexicanos no dehe iuz
garse Ell merito por los anuncios.
Pues es ccsa bien sahiaa que Ell.
caracteristico latino siempre hace
10 que promote y 4 yeces mas, v
no es como ell nRestro pals que
aqui todo es ostentaci6n, mncho
ruido y pocas nueces. Esto pro-
yiene de el hecho que las razas la
tinas no estan impuestas d que las
Y 81 algda artista yaI
sea en- la opera, drama, comedia 8
circo no cumple 10 que promote,
le dan una chJla de la cual no re-
cobra hasta dejar el suelo donde
Sc Ia dieron. Esta noche, seghn
estamos informados, daran su Ill
TINA function.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
bal causa de los sres. Merreras.

La Causa &c los Sres. Herreras.
Los oiiciales del cnerpo dc lain.
lquisici6n del moyimiento pcrsecu.
two cncontra de los sehores lie.
rreras, es evidente que han cam
biado dc tacticas para conseguir
su designio. Cnando sGcedi0 la
desgmcia del motin que rcsult6
en- Ia muertc del tInado Florencio
Sandoval y Ia herida de su padre
D. Doroteo, Billy Green, Don Nj
canor Herrera y otros, las yocife.
raciones generates dc los enemi.
COS declarados eran que inmedia.
tamente deberian ser castigados
aquellos quienes ellos insistian
que debian de sufrir, sin saher de-
terminadamente 81 eran los culpa.
nles 6 no.
Ahora, despu6s do una delibera.
cidn calmada por Ell espacio de IN
'ano, todo el pueblo irrespecto do
miras politicas cs de Ia opinion que
la materia dehe venir d M juieio
final, y que 81 hay culpabilidad en-
ell hecho Sc fje en- quien Ia meres.
ca. AacnlAs los annoses Harreras
eatan listos y peticionan en- todo
10 que les es posible 4 Ia corte v
autoridades de que su causa sea
juzgada sin mas demora. Y segan
los procedimientoR dc la corte 10
pruehan, sc We que Ia tortuga Sc ha
metido on Ia coneha y que los In.
qnisidores han cambiado dc OPT
Mon. con el estratagema quo no
hay testigos prescntes; que estan
selnhrando q andan yolaudo como
sea ell case % son sclo imaginau.
yos) Y por ESQ no SO puede juzgar
la causa.
Por esto va vera el pueblo que ta-
les metodos do dilatar Ia accl6n dc
la jnsticia no parecen sanos y
por consecueneia el estigma dc
NAL proceder en- este caso muy
claro se We en- quitn sera tljado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
Arma PoeIerosn.

Telegrafian de Nueva York 4
L0ndres un nuey0 invento dc Edi-
son que de cierto y 81 no Sc en-
cuentran obstacuIos mvcncibles en-
lc practica, podria producer una
revoluci6n completa en- las relacio.
nes de los Estad0s modernos, des.
fernando Ia guerra para siempre do
Ia historic y realizando ell ideal
cientlilco de la vida dc los pueblos.
Tratase de una arma dc que
IRA, tan poderosa, quo es capaz
por una sola vxisteneia, de asen.
tar sobre s6lldos cimientos el tro-
no de Ia paz universal.
Velnticinc0 hombrea, desde u.
ma plaza fuerte, proyista del apa-
ratio Edison, podrian dispersar 8
aniquilar, 81 SO acercaban, las fuer.
zas de un enemigo poderoso, lan-
zado sobre su ejercito con poten.
tlsimas bombas, chorroB dc aqua
electrizada.
No ca desconcido el modo dc
electrizar cl lagua. Los m6dicos las
emplean para curar ciertas dolcn.
cias noryiosas, y constituyen su
uso el Fundamental de Ia elcctrote.
rapia, que cada dia csta hAclendo
mayores y mas proyeehoscs ade-
lantos.
Los problemas, pues, que ha to-
nido que resolyer Edison, ,han eido;
comuuicar al aqua una cantidad
enorme dc Huido el6ctrico, lamar.
Ia 4 gran distaneia y consegair
que no pIerda al atravesar cl airc,
Ia electiicldad que posee.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
I'll Successor del CardenaI Man
ming.

I'm reciente despaeho de Enro-
pa trae la noticia que el Rev. DIR.
Herbert Vaughn, ha sido escogidO
para sucedor al lamentable Carde-
nal Manning, como Arzobispo do
Westminster. III Rev. DIR, Vaughn
peticion0 al consejo dc Ia Propa-
ganda para que le pernitiera que
darse en- su presente posici6n
(Obispo de Solford), alegando que
no tiene CoD6anza en- sn habilidad
para lleyar q cabo ell buen trabajo
institnido con Tan buen exito por
el Anado Cardenal. Sin embargo
Sc 10 ha contestado que no se pue-
dc aeeptar Ia ap'icaci6n y que el
nombramiento debe proseguirse.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
La Corto de lrerrcnos.

El dia 20 dc este mes lindi6 la
corte de terrenos su primera de-
siei5n, Ia eual eontirna ID merced
de BernabG Montano. Esta mer-
ced esta locada EN- el Rio Puer.
co y conlinda con Ia merced
de Atrisco, en- ell sur; la merced
de Luis Jaramillo, al poniente, y
Ia merced do JGmeg, por 81 norte.
La merced fn6 conhrmada q los
petieionarios, Chas. Lewis, de AL.
buquerque, y otros, por $4,000
acres.
El dia 26 tambi6n did su segun-
da desIci6n en- la merced dc Albn.
queMne. Esta queda con6rmada
a Ia cindad dc Albuquerque segdn
concedida en- 1907. La corte sos.
tiene que aunque no existan los
papeles de Ia conseei6n, segdn Ia
ley Espahola, Ia plaza esta intitu.
lada q cuatro leguas de terra D
sean $4,000 acres. III terreno
abraza los limites do Ia ciudad J
10 desici6n arregla los titulos. La
corte sc prorrog6 para reunirse en-
Denver el lro de JUNO, y ell dia
10 de Agosto en- Santa re, des-
pu6s.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30

qnita Ulibar'l, him do Don R6mu-
10 Ulibarti. Asi Sc nos ha infor-
mado por personas que nos mere
cen eontianxa- Fsperamos que 60
realize Ia felix nneva.
Los duefios dc cantinas ' tenda-
JOS que yenden licor d memories dc
edadNaebian ser prosecutados con
todo el rigor de Ia fey. Hemos ST.
do iuformados que mozalbetes do
mediana e,lad Sc ven elnbriagados
en- algnnas caMtinas apostando en-
los juegos aqnel dinero que seria
mucho mas beneiicioso para el sas-
senso do sus destitnidos padres.
Las sillimas noticias de Wash-
iugton, sou que muy prento SO CO.
menzara una agrimensura do Ia re-
ssrvaci6n do los indios Mescalcros
en- cl oondado de Lincoln, con I'll
tin de repartirles los terrenos do
agriculture en- suertes de 10 acres
4 ca,la uno. Los terrenos Sc dicen
ser de los mas adaptables para ei
producto do graucs y vegetables.
La selnana pasada arrestd el
dc los Estaslos Unidos,
por equiyocaci6n 4 una sciiorita
Josefa Lopez, quien eetaba en- Ia
actualidad trabajando con una Ca
milia on Ration. La 6rden SO ha-
bia expedido contra ma mnicr del
mismo nombre que vivo eli Anton
chleo. La corte orden6 one el Ma
riscal pagara 81 pasaie do vuelta
per "a aenorita L5pes.
III gobierno la nombrado nm
m6dico examinador do pensionls-
tas en- Santa Fc. III n0mbramiento
recay6 en- Fl DR.. Sloan. Este es
un paso muy diguo dc apro5aci6n,
pues Ell 10 pasado la habido apli-
cautes que con los mas grandes
sacrihcios han tenido que hacer
su vlsje hasta tsta para ser cxami.
nados ante el DIR. Kellogg, tenien-
DO muehos que veiiir 4 pie.
Nuestros amigos, los Dem6era-
tas del condado dc Bernalillo, ia.
yieron Hu convention 81 25 de! CO.
rriente \ eligieron por unanimidad
d los aiguientes cabaIleFos para
one representen su condado ca Ia
Convention del 0 do Mayo; II. B.
Ferguson, L. Miller, w. B. Chill
ders, Edward Dodd, Santiago Da-
ca, Jacob Kcrber, Ed. Mcdler, Mo-
desto Ortiz y Mariana Armijo.
Esta n0che SO dara eli 81 salon
de Lopez un bonito bale, cuyos
ingresos SO dedicaran para ayndar
en- Ia construction de Ia casa para
santuariO de Ia Asamblea Local do
Caballeros de Labor en- esta plaza.
La comisi6n de arreglos Sc COM
pone de los senores Anieeto @.
Abegtia, Malsquias RAea y u, @.
de Baca; dc reception, Savino In
jan, NJ. Baca v II. q. de Daca; Bas-
toRgsSg: A, G. Aheytia r loss
Brown; expendedor de boletoS, B.
Arias; Portero, Felipe Angel. Los
precIos dc entrada por los caballe-
ros serin so centayos, las senoras,
gratis.
El Microbes de Ia eorrientc CO.
mana fu6 para los Neo-Yorkinos
un ola de gala. Fu6 el dia en- que
Sc coloc6 por el Preaideute Har-
rison Ia piedra angular en- OIL mau-
soleo quo SO erijira en- honor y
memoria del ameritado general
Grant, y donie descansarin IN
pvpetuam los reatos mortalcs
del yaliente y patricia general.
Atendleron d Ia ilnstro ceremonial
todos los miembros del gabineto
con Ia exception del sccretarlo
Blaine, quien &C encuentra enfcr-
mo, y un gran nimefo de senado-
res J representatives del 0ongreso.
Dirlji6 Ia oraci6n del dla eI elo-
cuente y Gamoso orador, sonador
Chauncey M. Depew, quien 50 lu-
CD en- aQaeIla OCCASION.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-04-30
Llamada Demdcrata.

Ayisames alcs eiudadano5 del
preciato No. 64 del Condado de
San Miguel, que q las 2 de Ia tarde
del dia 2 dc Mayo 1892, una junta
sera tenida en- la ohcina del Juez
de Paz de dicho precinto para
nombrar 2 delegados d la Conven.
cion de Condado del dia 4 de Ma
70 A. ID. 1892. Todos los ciuda.
danos del pueblo del dieho precin.
to que simpatizaron con la elcc-
ci6n del delegado Dem6crata al
Congreso en- la Ultima election, co.
mo tambi6n los que no simpatiza.
ron y ahora estan do acuerdo con
el sentido de esta convention ca.
tan cordialmente invitados a asis-
tir q Ia misma. Por orden de Ia
Comisi6n Central Democratica del
Condado de San Miguel.
Ferminio Maldonado,
Clemonte Angel,
Antonin0 Zubia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

Guiding Ia. Illustrating IS done by members OF the
TN Regiment The editor j. Charles = Carh' OIL COM
pnny II. and the manager u o. W. Ii"r'' J'' VI O'"
many +. Company viii have Its first social gather
lng Of the winter at Ja'g gers Hall December -
The members Of Company G.. were 50 eht'd "t
the success Of their Dutch at Jaeger's on De'em'
Der g. that they propose give several more uurihS
IN. winter The next social gathering OF the com
panv vii! be "A dance nj the armory. theatre party
has been suggested. and the entertainment committee
expects to arrange iOr it coon. The committee hP
pointed 10 make civil nominations for l7"'' sly
gcant j. W. i. Rockwell, W. " Goodrich W. d.
Blake. j. H. Maxwell aud l.. VI. Todd. has reported
the following For secretary. Quarterma'ter'9efs'a
William y. ballard for treasurer George J. Sontas
Tor recruiting committee, captain +. VI. orion f.
:. Miller and T. C. Robinson for finance committee
Captain IL. J. sill and j. b. Brown; for armory com
mittcc. sergeant j. Lalmbeer ir., G. J. JehS!S'oh
and J. y. petne The election will take pace ~
the second Friday in Jannafy. ;. I. Van N0'c ana
r. Y. COlwel have been assigned to the ambulance
corps II. {. Pcrlcy ha~ been appointed corporal
Srictor Of the recruit cIa,S. rh,pr vii be 10 com
pany drills on December 81 and January ,.
Wentworth. Adjutani Of the 9Th Regiment. They
command the companies 20 assemble at the arinorcs
Am ''ycG Uniform an' a ds '@ gpmp"n'S c.
and j.. Licutcnnnt-C oloncl ,chilllng commanding,
Dccemtcr - I'd battalion. Companies r. H. =, f. ana
j.. Major chauuccy commandine' December 10 ana
-. Major Chnuncey will Inspect tn" company quar-
ters uniforms equipments, books ana palrr' II io-
lows: Companies g ana /. December II Companies
u and T.. December -. \ number Of enlisted men
will be required report to ia" surgeon every
Friday cvenins receive instruction In TIE duties Of
tn" ambulance corps,
Lieutenant William seward IT,. son Of Colonel
william seward both Of the 9th Regiment has re-
signed hi, commission owing TO the pressure. Of buSi
hes. Captain ". +. Pcnny's resignation ha, been
accepted. lie l. 20 become adiuant Of the 18Th
Regiment ~ BROOKLYN.
At a meeting Of the officers Of the 22h Regiment
last Monday evening -. w. Reeves elected band
master succeed the late Patrick = Gilmprr II"
will lead the same bard that Gilmore led. which has
been in the scrvicr Of the 22d Regiment for many
years Is contract IS for one year.